Rust Task Manager

Welcome to the Rust Task Manager project! 🚀 This project is a simple yet effective task manager implemented in Rust, designed for command-line use.

Table of Contents

• Features
• Usage
• How to Run
• Contributing

Features

Task Struct

The Task struct represents a task with the following attributes:

• id: u32 - unique identifier for each task.
• title: String - the title of the task.
• description: String - a detailed description of the task.
• completed: bool - indicates whether the task is completed or not.

Task Methods

The Task struct includes methods for:

• Adding a new task.
• Listing all tasks.
• Editing a task.
• Deleting a task.
• Marking a task as completed.

Main Function

The main function provides a command-line interface to interact with the task manager. It includes options to add, list, edit, delete, mark as completed, and exit the program.

Usage

1. Add a Task

   • Choose option 1 to add a new task.
   • Enter the title and description when prompted.

2. List All Tasks

   • Choose option 2 to display a list of all tasks.

3. Edit a Task

   • Choose option 3 and enter the task ID to edit the corresponding task.
   • Follow the prompts to update the title and description.

4. Delete a Task

   • Choose option 4 and enter the task ID to delete the corresponding task.

5. Mark a Task as Completed

   • Choose option 5 and enter the task ID to mark the corresponding task as completed.

6. Exit Program

   • Choose option 6 to exit the program.

How to Run

1. Ensure you have Rust installed on your system.
2. Clone this repository:

   git clone https://github.com/JoelJaison394/Rust_Taskmanager.git
   cd rust-task-manager

3. Run the project:

   cargo run

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you have any improvements or features to add, feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request.

Live Coding Session

Watch the live coding session where this project comes to life: Rust Task Manager Live Coding