Hey, do you like TODOs? Yeah, we all probably like them a little too much... Why write actual code when you could just leave a TODO?

Well, fear no more about losing track of those desired code changes. This tool is a git post-commit hook that warns you about TODOs that you left in your code.

Here's a list of TODOs you added in this commit:
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+ todo_tools.py | # TODO(@zeb[2016-08-04]): pls check if werks
+ todo_tools.py | # TODO(@zeb[2015-08-04]): This should fail
+ todo_tools.py | # TODO: copy instance of running file to given directory
+ todo_tools.py | # TODO: consolidate saving
+ todo_tools.py | if potential_todos:  # TODO: test
+ todo_tools.py | print('')  # print newline for prettiness # TODO: ask user
These might be TODOs.  Did you mean to do them?
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+ README.md | # TODO Tools (y/N) 

We have three different ways to install this.

Note, you do not have to do this to use the full installation. The manual installation method works without cluttering your $PATH. If you don't care about that, by all means make your life easier and use pip or setuptools.

[Coming Soon]

┬─[william@fillory:~/todo-tools]
╰─>$ pip install todo_tools --user

Clone this repository using git clone, and then run ./bin/todo -i <desired installation repository root> to install it as a post-commit hook. For example:

┬─[william@fillory:~/todo-tools]
╰─>$ git clone https://github.com/willzfarmer/todo-tools
┬─[william@fillory:~/todo-tools]
╰─>$ cd todo-tools
┬─[william@fillory:~/todo-tools]
╰─>$ ./bin/todo -i ~/myawesomerepo

And it's enabled on that repository! Woo!

┬─[william@fillory:~/todo-tools]
╰─>$ python setup.py install --user
┬─[william@fillory:~/todo-tools]
╰─>$ todo --install-to-bashrc