Use and adapt TaskLite

Use the documented interfaces and source layout for TaskLite. The sections below retain the README’s examples and configuration details.

🎉 Features That'll Make You Go "Ooh!"

• 50 Shades of Black and White: An interface so clean, it makes Marie Kondo jealous
• Controls So Simple, Your Cat Could Use Them: Add, delete, and track tasks faster than you can say "procrastination"
• Chrome Sync: Because forgetting your to-do list is so last season
• Lighter Than Your Conscience: Runs faster than you running away from responsibilities
• User-Friendly: If you can scroll through memes, you can use TaskLite

🤔 What's This TaskLite Thing Anyway?

TaskLite is the superhero of to-do apps, swooping in to save you from the villainous forces of chaos and forgetfulness. It's like having a personal assistant, minus the judgmental looks when you add "take a shower" to your task list for the third day in a row.

With its Chrome sync powers, TaskLite ensures your tasks follow you everywhere. It's like that clingy ex you can't shake off, but actually useful!

🏆 Why TaskLite is Your New Best Friend

1. Simplicity: If you can order pizza online, you're overqualified to use TaskLite
2. Efficiency: Spend less time managing tasks and more time avoiding them
3. Cross-Device Sync: Your tasks will haunt you on every device. You're welcome.
4. Distraction-Free: We removed all distractions. Except, you know, the entire internet.
5. Modern Design: So sleek, you'll want to take it out for dinner

Troubleshoot a local change

1. Reproduce the smallest example from the quick-start guide.
2. Compare required configuration and dependency versions with the README.
3. Check the linked issue tracker for the same error. Include the command, runtime version, and relevant error when reporting a problem; omit credentials.

Source and help

• GitHub repository
• Original README
• Issues and existing reports