stevehalford / wtfdidy

A command line tool written in Ruby, a bit like a todo app, but in reverse.

WTF Did I Do Yesterday?

Maybe it's an age thing, but I find it really difficult to remember what it was I did yesterday when it comes to the morning scrum. wtfdidy is a command line tool written in Ruby, a bit like a todo app, but in reverse.

You can use it to log the things you do during the day and then tomorrow, 5 minutes before your stand-up, when you're desperately trying to remember WTF you did yesterday, you can type wtfdidy and get a nice list of what it was you did.

Installation

Clone the repo, copy the tool to your PATH and change the permissions to make it executable - chmod a+x wtfdidy.

Usage

To add an item to the list simply type the thing you did after the command, you don't even need to use quotes (in most cases):

wtfdidy I wrote this really useful thing to remind me WTF I did yesterday

To retrieve a list of things you did yesterday, just type the command without arguments

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