I’m finding that as I use the Vikunja more and more I want to create regular (disposable?) lists that don’t necessarily have tasks associated with each item.
Things like a grocery or shopping list: I don’t want “tomatoes” to show up in my overview and I sure as heck don’t need Gantt chart for my trip to the supermarket.
I’m looking for a “simple” list where I might want to be able to check things off. Maybe an option to not integrate the “tasks” in a particular list with the grander structure of Vikunja.
I’m using just the list view for my grocery list which works fine for me. But I’m not using the overview much, so it doesn’t really bother me if “tomatoes” show up there.
I think the idea to flag lists as “this list should be visible in the overview” is generally a good idea. Not sure if a custom filter would be better suited for that use case though. Not sure either how to implement that without adding yet another switch to change things.
I think the more appropriate word for this would be checklists: create a new task for shopping, and then check everything off as and when one purchases them.
I’ve just pushed two commits (2691a84610 and e17116dac1) that make checklists work with - and remove the bullet points from the rendered output. I plan to add a summary in task lists next. Reordering or mentions is a lot more difficult, hence I won’t start working on it until the editor is reworked.
@mon What else are you looking for from the way Github does it?
It would be a lot nicer if there was just an “add list button” in the right hand menu of the task and then an easy button to add items to the list, pretty much like how planka and/or trello do it. Markdown is great, but it’s a major pain when you remember you forgot to add a couple items to the list and you are trying to get them on their on your phone before you forget about them again.
I know it’s a tough ask for a timeline, but do you have any inkling of a timeline for that? There is this and a couple of weird things that happen on mobile that are keeping me on a competing product despite the awesome additional features in vikunja.