You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
TUI program for managing kanban boards with vim-like keybindings
Preview
Dependencies
ncurses for the UI
make and g++/gcc for compiling and installing
Installation
get the source code from latest release or clone this repo => git clone https://github.com/PlankCipher/kabmat.git
cd into the source code or cloned repo => cd kabmat
run make to build the program
run sudo make install to install it
Usage
kabmat 2.8.0
TUI program for managing kanban boards with vim-like keybindings
Usage: kabmat [OPTION]...
Options:
-h, --help print this help message
-v, --version print program version
-l, --list list all boards
-c, --create <name> create a new board with the name <name>
-o, --open <name> open board with name <name>
-d, --delete <name> delete board with name <name>
-t, --text disable tui
-b, --card-at-bottom when moving cards between columns, put them at the bottom
Consult the man page for more information
Keybindings in kabmat
I tried making the keybindings as intuitive and expected as possible, and for the most part they are. For example, generally c creates an entity, d deletes, k moves up, j moves down, etc...
Help Window:
Key
Function
k
scroll up one line
j
scroll down one line
q
close the window
Main Menu:
Key
Function
q
quit
?
show help window
k
highlight the above board name
j
highlight the below board name
g
highlight the first board name
G
highlight the last board name
K
move highlighted board up
J
move highlighted board down
d
delete the currently highlighted board
r, e
rename the currently highlighted board
c
create a new board and highlight it
<Enter>
open the currently highlighted board
Input Field:
Normal mode:
Key
Function
<Esc>, q
cancel and close the input field
<Enter>
submit and close the input field
h
move cursor one character to the left
l
move cursor one character to the right
0
move cursor to the start of the line
$
move cursor to the end of the line
k
move cursor up one line (in multi-row input only)
j
move cursor down one line (in multi-row input only)
g
move cursor to the first line (in multi-row input only)
G
move cursor to the last line (in multi-row input only)
i
change mode to insert
a
move cursor one character to the right and change mode to insert
I
move cursor to the start of the line and change mode to insert
A
move cursor to the end of the line and change mode to insert
S
delete everything on the line and change mode to insert
d
delete line under cursor (in multi-row input only)
Insert mode:
Key
Function
<Esc>
change mode to normal
<Enter>
submit and close the input field (or add a new line in multi-row input)
<Backspace>/<Delete>
delete the character before the cursor
any other key
inserted before the cursor
Confirmation Window:
Key
Function
<Enter>, y
confirm action (yes)
<Esc>, n
cancel action (no)
Board Screen:
Key
Function
q
quit to where the board was opened from (main menu or cli)
?
show help window
h
focus the left column
l
focus the right column
k
focus the above card
j
focus the below card
g
focus the first card
G
focus the last card
H
move focused card to the left column
L
move focused card to the right column
K
move focused card up
J
move focused card down
<C-h>, <C-p>
move focused column to the left
<C-l>, <C-n>
move focused column to the right
C
create a new column
E
edit title of focused column
D
delete focused column
c
create a new card in focused column
e
edit focused card
d
delete focused card
Card Info Window:
Key
Function
<Esc>, q
cancel and close (if in normal mode)
<Enter>
submit and close (if in normal mode)
<Tab>
switch focused input (content or description)
c
open checklist items window
any other key
handled by the focused input
Checklist Window:
Key
Function
q
close the window
k
highlight the item above
j
highlight the item below
g
highlight the first item
G
highlight the last item
K
move highlighted item up
J
move highlighted item down
c
add a new item to the list
e
edit content of highlighted item
<Space>
toggle highlighted item (done/not done)
d
delete highlighted item
Window Manager Integration
If you want to launch it sort of like an application you can make a keybinding to launch your terminal with kabmat running instead of the shell. For example, here is how I do it with st and dwm.