mirdaki/autoagenda

An automated personal task manager

autoagenda's Issues

Set up a calander sync

Copy and update an existing calendar (at least a Google Calendar) with the generated schedule

Create event class

Include: name, ID, day, start time, end time, repeating, description, location, and notification time. In Java library.

Setup notifications

Generate notifications based off of the events and tasks scheduled

Create schedule

Include time and ID for each task and event. In Java library.

Data validation

Have a way to check the data (like the date) to see if it's valid. It should be called every time a task/event/time fence/ is created in the use case layer, and should be available for higher layers to call and also check before trying to create (to show an error in the UI for instance).

This should be related to message passing between the layers.

Initial scheduling algorithm

Schedules tasks around events using time fences for different types

Some suggestions

• An RR scheduler with different levels of queues and some sort of due date override might be a good starting point
• Or could try combining a Combining a Fixed priority preemptive with an RR scheduler

Mock up agenda layout view

Make an Android activity to display tasks and events for that day

Create tasks class

Include: name, ID, due date, repeat information, amount of time needed, type of event, priority, notification time, and description. In a Java library.

Set up database

Create a database to store events, tasks, time fences, and schedule. Look into using Android room.

Load and save data

Define interfaces and adapters for loading from databases, calendars, etc

Hook up domain layer with use case layer for tasks

This could either be done with separate folders or a new module. Create functions for: add task, modify task, get task info.

Would also have a load/save tasks function that would be integrated with a database or text file later.

Mock up calander layout view

Make an Android activity to display tasks and events for a month and a week

Mock up task layout view

Make an Android activity to display existing tasks and events and add new ones

Create reminders

Similar to events, but has no end time. An example would be to take out the trash at 9:00am.

Create time fence

Include: type, ID, start time, stop time, day. In Java Library

PS: Come up with a better name