wtplan helps you manage a calendar. The calendar can be managed from a
command line interface and/or a web interface. The calendar data is
stored in a simple text file (located in ~/.wtplan
by
default). wtplan integrates with git to make backup and
synchronization between multiple computers convenient.
See the man page (wtplan.1) for more details
- command line interface
- web interface
- optional password authentication
- git integration
- simple json based data format
- golang is required to compile wtplan.
- (optional) git is required if you want to use wtplan's git integration.
- (optional) make makes building and installing more convenient but is not required. See the Makefile for how to build without make.
- Edit the paths in config.mk to fit your system if needed. (wtplan is
installed into
/usr/local/{bin,share/man/man1}
by default.) - Run
make install
as root. (This will build and install wtplan)
The MIT/X Consortium License. See the LICENSE file for details.