Automatically add an email to your local todo.txt when you star or label it.

todoer is a Mailspring plugin that adds emails to your todo.txt whenever you star them. The path to the todo file is configurable in a todoer tab under Preferences (Ctrl+Comma on Windows). The plugin acts completely locally--there's no sign-in to worry about! It even works with todo.txt files that are synced over a cloud service.

• Puts your actionable email threads into your to-do list for you!
• Works with a todo.txt anywhere in your file system (as long as it has a valid path).
• Each to-do item created from the subject and date of the thread.

Download a release from the releases page or clone the repository using git clone https://github.com/jmanuel1/todoer.git. If you downloaded a release, unzip into a folder.

In the folder containing the release, run yarn build. Next, open Mailspring. In the menu, choose Developer > Install a Plugin.... Then choose the folder containing the plugin. Note that installation might freeze Mailspring for a while.

Development should be done under Node 10.10+.

This project uses Yarn as the package manager and npm scripts for build scripts. Make sure to run yarn before you start development.

To build the plugin, use yarn build. You should get a lib/main.js file. To test the build, use yarn test.

Mailspring's API documentation is currently quite lacking, so there are additional notes to supplement Mailspring's docs.

Plugin code goes in lib/, tests/specs go in spec/.

lib/ subfolders:

• email-to-todo/: code that converts email objects to todo.txt objects
• settings/: code that manages the plugin user preferences
• changed-thread/: code that grabs email threads upon any state change (like a star or labels) and fires events when the change is relevant to the plugin
• todo-txt/: handles the creation of todo objects, reading and writing of todo.txt
• ui/: user interface components

Please add tests with your changes. Tests are written with Jasmine.

• Stability improvements
  • See issue #1 (partially fixed)
• Offer installable builds
  • This may be difficult since, as far as I know, Mailspring doesn't have a user-friendly way of installing plugins yet