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"dailies" shows inactive dailies #44

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claiire opened this issue Mar 27, 2017 · 3 comments
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"dailies" shows inactive dailies #44

claiire opened this issue Mar 27, 2017 · 3 comments

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@claiire
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claiire commented Mar 27, 2017

When running `habitica status' on, say, a Monday, I get ALL my dailies, even if they don't need to be done that day. i.e. on a Monday I'll be seeing sunday's tasks along with monday's tasks.

@crhbetz
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crhbetz commented Jun 30, 2017

Assuming you meant 'habitica dailies', because 'status' does/should not display dailies imo.

The habitica website shows inactive dailies too - just greyed out. I tried to imitate this by modifiying the behaviour of the "checkbox": [_] is due, [x] is done, [/] is not due.

See https://github.com/crhbetz/habitica/commit/c3fa96d0e8c07dd720ebbf9d45bd41a90789c64f and https://github.com/crhbetz/habitica/commit/1ed67ca15277c9532c83dfd1c461fe44b2f5a65f

Disclaimer: I'm a Python and github beginner. Please correct me if I'm wrong!

@jeffgreenca
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I took a slightly different approach, adding a "dailies due" command that behaves like the Habitica GUI with Dailies "Due" filter clicked. It shows only incomplete, due dailies.

@johnnyasantoss
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Wouldn't be better if habitica dailies shows by default only active, and we had a switch to show all?
Just like many commands out there like ps -a
I always have the filter active turn on and I guess that many people use this way too.

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