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RETRO CLI to add/read/clear retro comments

Do you often go to a retro trying to remember what happened in the last two weeks? Do you tend to forget things you wanted to discuss just because you forgot to note it down. No more. A set of simple command line commands which will help you maintaining your retro comments

##Requirements

Installation steps

Clone this repo
Add the below lines in your bash profile, save and restart the terminal

export RETRO_PATH="<PATH_TO_RETRO>"
alias retro="source $RETRO_PATH/scripts/retro.sh"

Please make sure to update the RETRO PATH to reflect your local path where you cloned the repo

Add a retro comment

To add a GOOD retro comment simply type the following command in your terminal

retro good Team working really well together

To add a BAD retro comment simply type the following command in your terminal

retro bad Too many meeting

To add a CONFUSED retro comment simply type the following command in your terminal

retro confused Current feature being elaborated

Read all the comments

To read all the comments before you go for your retro just type the following command

retro read

Clear all existing comments

After a retro if you wish to clear out old comments just type the following command

retro clear

Assumptions

Assumed that you follow the similar pattern of GOOD, BAD and CONFUSING
Assumes that you would only find the last 10 comments in each category useful

ROAD MAP

Currently the read.sh tails only last 10 lines of the retro comments. Add feature to read the comments filtered by last two weeks (assuming the sprint is of two weeks)
Allow configuration of the sprint duration
Update example gifs in README

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