Steer clear of the Suriname toads

I used taskwarrior (https://taskwarrior.org/) for years and loved it but eventually stopped because of there was no way around having to manage a separate task manager on my phone. I follow GTD and it really demands that you be able to add tasks immediately so I would end up maintaining two lists. Not very effective so I went back to using Things.

This has been my only issue with using Taskwarrior. There are a few android apps (the quality of which I cannot speak to) but not having an iOS app means I end up missing lots of things. https://github.com/blampe/taskwarrior-reminders was probably the closest I got, but it had some issues with some of my tasks. I miss having a single good place to put all my tasks.

Have you tried https://github.com/bgregos/foreground or https://github.com/theunraveler/taskwarrior-web

I'll be working on one. Probably after I get through building out the mocha scripts and getting in a few modifications to the functions.

It shares some ideas.

Working on some examples.

I'll work on that. Sometimes it is tough to convey it since it is clear in my head that it may not be as clear to others.

Reading through some of these comments I agree: It is probably a good idea to add in a 'why to use' section on the repo. The purpose behind this was that I found it cumbersome to work with dataets in JavaScript so this framework lets you pull them into a schema that has metadata to handle relationships between tables, aggregation methods, sorting and filtering. As for competing frameworks: I have seen some of this in other larger frameworks but I build this out so I can work with data in JS without pulling in monolithic data visualization libraries.