eTodo is a P2P task manager written in Erlang.

Key functionality include:

• Tasks that can be shared between peers
• Communication between peers using encrypted chat
• Task progress that can be shown to non eTodo users using “link view” functionality
• A To-Do list in eTodo has a default order
• It is easy to move tasks up and down within a list
• A task can be in more than one list
• A task can have one or more sub tasks, and so can sub tasks.
• Non intrusive reminders
• Local storage (no central server)

I have made prebuilt binary releases of eTodo for a few OS I run at home:

• Mac 64-bit
• Windows 32-bit
• Ubuntu 64-bit

If no prebuilt package is available for your platform you can download and run eTodo according to the instructions below.

eTodo require an Erlang installation with a working wxErlang environment.

I recommend using Erlang Solutions installation packages.

Feel free to ignore steps already taken ;-)

• Install Erlang

• Install rebar3

• Install GIT

• Download code using GIT, use the command:

    $ git clone https://github.com/miby00/eTodo.git
  

Before you run eTodo: enter the config folder and edit the sys.config file. Set the dir and logDir configurations.

Do one of the following (in the root folder of the project):

• Make a release using the command:

  $ rebar3 release
  

• Run a rebar shell using the command:

  $ rebar3 shell
  

If you made a release the release can be found in the folder:

./_build/default/rel/eTodo

To run the release enter the bin folder of the release and use the command:

./eTodo

Have patience: The first startup needs to create an empty TODO database.

Getting started with eTodo

eTodo isn't finished, when I feel inspired I code on it during my spare time. So do not expect it to be perfect, commented, have test cases or be fully documented ;)

I would like to give special thanks to:

• Anders Ramsell
• Knut Sveidqvist
• Gunnar Sverredal

For contributing to the project.