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| rdfs:label
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| webname
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| dcterms:subject
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| foaf:homepage
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| dbkwik:habitica/pr...iPageUsesTemplate
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| latest release date
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| Description
| - hasbash is a Habitica terminal client written entirely in Bash. It is great for:
* creating habits
* creating To-Do's
* increasing task values '
* decreasing task values '
It can be used via the command-line or integrated with tools like Taskwarrior.
WARNING! This is a very basic Bash script that implements a subset of the Habitica API on the command-line. It is essentially a basic wrapper around curl, with some extra commands for ease of use.
Note that the current script does not handle tasks with check-lists correctly.
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| Website
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| Developer
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| Usage
| - Available commands:
* habash getidoftask TASK_TEXT
* habash up TASK_TEXT
* habash down TASK_TEXT
* habash createtodo TASK_TEXT
* habash createhabit TASK_TEXT
* habash post API_PATH [CURL_ARGUMENTS]
* habash get API_PATH [CURL_ARGUMENTS]
* habash helpme
WARNING:
- This script does not check inputs; if you do something like "habash rm -rf *", this script will execute "rm -rf *". You have been warned!
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| install
| - The first command changes to your home directory, and the second prevents other users accessing your .bashrc file. But if you are using habash then you probably know this already.
- Your USER ID and API TOKEN can be found on the website, under Settings=>Site or on your mobile device under Settings => Account Details
However, be aware that as mentioned on the API settings page, your API token is a password, so care should be taken with it. For example, if you set the and variables in your .bashrc file, then make sure the file permissions are set so that only you have read access. This could be done with the following console commands:
- Required components:
*Bash
*curl
*grep
You may need to alter the script to add the parameter -k for curl command lines to allow insecure connections, that is, connections to SSL sites without certs.
The environment variables HABITICA_TOKEN and HABITICA_UUID are required to be set.
One method is to set them with the following command before executing the script
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