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CLI Overview

Schedule Everything provides a comprehensive command-line interface (CLI) for managing your schedules, tasks, and system configuration. The CLI tool is automatically installed when you run the installation script.

Accessing the CLI​

After installation, the reminder command should be available in your terminal. If not, ensure you've added the following to your shell profile:

export PATH="$HOME/schedule_management:$PATH"
export REMINDER_CONFIG_DIR="$HOME/schedule_management/config"
alias reminder="$HOME/schedule_management/reminder"

Then reload your shell:

source ~/.zshrc  # or source ~/.bash_profile

Command Categories​

The CLI commands are organized into three main categories:

Schedule Management​

Commands for managing your schedule and service:

Task Management​

Commands for managing your task list:

Deadline Management​

Commands for managing event deadlines:

System Commands​

Global Options​

Most commands support these global options:

OptionDescription
-h, --helpShow help message for the command
-v, --verboseEnable verbose output
-q, --quietSuppress non-error output
--config-dir PATHSpecify custom configuration directory

Configuration Directory​

By default, the CLI looks for configuration files in:

  • ~/schedule_management/config/ (macOS/Linux)

You can override this by setting the REMINDER_CONFIG_DIR environment variable or using the --config-dir option.

Error Handling​

The CLI provides clear error messages for common issues:

# Configuration file not found
Error: settings.toml not found in /Users/username/schedule_management/config/

# Invalid TOML syntax
Error: Invalid TOML syntax in odd_weeks.toml: Expected '=' at line 5

# Service not running
Warning: Schedule management service is not running. Run 'reminder update' to start it.

Exit Codes​

The CLI returns standard exit codes:

  • 0 - Success
  • 1 - General error
  • 2 - Configuration error
  • 3 - Service error

Examples​

Basic Usage​

# Check service status
reminder status

# Add a high-priority task
reminder add "Complete project proposal" 9

# View your schedule
reminder view

# Stop the service
reminder stop

Advanced Usage​

# Update with custom config directory
reminder update --config-dir /custom/path/config

# List tasks with verbose output
reminder ls -v

# Remove multiple tasks
reminder rm "Task 1" "Task 2" "Task 3"

Integration with Other Tools​

The CLI can be integrated with other tools and scripts:

# Use in shell scripts
#!/bin/bash
if reminder status | grep -q "No upcoming events"; then
    echo "Schedule is clear"
fi

# Pipe to other commands
reminder ls | grep "urgent" | wc -l

# Use with cron for automated tasks
0 9 * * * /Users/username/schedule_management/reminder status >> ~/schedule.log

Troubleshooting CLI Issues​

Command Not Found​

If you get command not found: reminder:

  1. Check that the installation completed successfully
  2. Verify the PATH includes the installation directory
  3. Ensure your shell profile is sourced

Permission Denied​

If you get Permission denied errors:

chmod +x ~/schedule_management/reminder

Configuration Errors​

If commands fail with configuration errors:

  1. Check that all required files exist in the config directory
  2. Validate TOML syntax using an online validator
  3. Ensure file permissions are correct

Next Steps​