Planner is a django application to plan out your day in terms of tasks and then to mark each task as done or defer it to the next day. It aims to be as clutter free as possible, which is why you might find the lack of features appalling.

This is a single user local installation and at the moment there is no user verification or login. It is assumed that the user will use a web-server to guard against requests from external IPs.

To set things up, first, you must get a copy of python-virtualenv. Try any of the following, if you don't have virtualenv already:

• sudo apt-get install python-virtualenv ( or the equivalent for your system)
• sudo pip install virtualenv

cd planner
virtualenv .

This sets up the virtual environment with its own python libraries and its own packages directory. Activate this environment with

cd planner
source bin/activate

Now install all the requirements of the application.

pip install -r requirements.txt 

Define a localsettings.py file in the app directory: It will be of the form defined in this gist.

Fill up the details as applicable, and run

python manage.py runserver

to view the planner application on localhost:8000. Beyond this point, it is upto you to select the deployment scheme. I prefer nginx proxying requests to a gunicorn server.

The source code to this application is released under the MIT License (see the LICENSE file). Some components are subject to their own licenses as indicated (see static/javascripts/vendor directory).