Da Task Heap

This project is a personal-use task management app with relative priority.

Important Project Points

• Tasks should go into the "heap", which can later be sorted
• Only a limited number of Tasks can be mapped at any given time, and these tasks are rated in a relative priority scale
• Tasks must have ability to be worked, researched and finished
• Above task management must generate a daily/weekly log of tasks finished

Configuration

Configuration is done via the config.json file in the root of the project, and is leveraged by both the PHP and Node.js portions of the project. PHP needs to know what port and domain the Node environment is running, and there are a couple of customization configuration options.

How it works

I'm a PHP developer by trade, but I love Node.js for being an always-on platform for accepting connections and returning API data. As such, this project requires two separate processes to run, one PHP for client-facing interaction, and one Node.js for data management and storage. READMEs are available in the directories for these two portions.

I use pm2 for keeping Node running in an always-on mode, and the Node server platform is totally cool with being shut down and rerun any time you want, even though it does "store" all of the data for the tasks.