Aculix Technologies
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App.svelte is a view layer now. Storage, dates, rollover and task operations come from src/lib, and selectedDate (a toDateString value) becomes selectedKey (an ISO key). Rollover runs on four triggers, because no single one covers everything: mount, a self-rescheduling midnight timer, visibilitychange, and window focus. The timer handles a pinned tab crossing midnight on its own. The other two handle machine sleep, where timers don't reliably fire. Persistence goes through one setTasks path so the stored list can't drift from the visible one. Checked in the browser against seeded legacy data across three days: keys migrate and collapse correctly, unfinished tasks carry while completed ones drop, and a simulated midnight updates an open tab with no reload.
Negotium - Minimalist To Do App
A beautiful, minimal to-do list application featuring smooth animations, intelligent date management, and a modern design that helps you stay organized and productive.
💭 Why Negotium?
While powerful tools like Trello and Vikunja excel at managing complex projects and long-term planning, sometimes you just need a simple, focused space for your daily tasks. That's why I built Negotium, a straightforward to-do list for today and tomorrow. Nothing more, nothing less.
Built with Svelte for speed and simplicity. No overwhelming features, no endless project boards, no complexity. Just a clean interface for your daily workflow.
✨ Features
Core Functionality
- ✅ Add, complete, and delete tasks with smooth animations
- 📅 Today & Tomorrow lists - Plan ahead with separate task lists
- 🔄 Automatic task migration - Tomorrow's tasks automatically move to Today when a new day begins
- 🎯 Drag and drop reordering - Organize tasks by dragging them into position
- 💾 Persistent storage - All tasks saved locally in your browser
- 📊 Task statistics - See remaining and completed tasks at a glance
🚀 Getting Started
Quick Start with Docker (Recommended)
Pull and run the pre-built Docker image:
# Pull the image
docker pull ghcr.io/aculix/negotium:main
# Run the container
docker run -d -p 3000:80 --name negotium ghcr.io/aculix/negotium:main
Then open http://localhost:3000 in your browser.
To stop the container:
docker stop negotium
docker rm negotium
Manual Installation
If you prefer to run the application locally without Docker:
- Clone the repository:
git clone <repository-url>
cd negotium
- Install dependencies:
npm install
- Start the development server:
npm run dev
- Open
http://localhost:3000in your browser
Build for Production
npm run build
The optimized files will be in the dist directory.
📖 How to Use
Managing Tasks
- Add a task: Type in the input field and press Enter
- Complete a task: Click the checkbox next to the task
- Delete a task: Hover over a task and click the delete icon
- Reorder tasks: Click and drag any task to a new position
- Clear input: Press Escape to clear the input field
Date Management
- Switch between Today and Tomorrow: Click the date button in the header
- Plan ahead: Add tasks to Tomorrow's list before you need them
- Automatic migration: When a new day begins, Tomorrow's tasks automatically become Today's tasks
- Separate lists: Today and Tomorrow maintain independent task lists
Theme Toggle
- Click the sun/moon icon in the header to switch themes
- Your preference is saved automatically and restored on reload
- Respects system dark mode preference on first visit
Keyboard Shortcuts
- Enter: Add task (when input is focused)
- Escape: Clear input field
- Space/Enter: Toggle task completion (when task is focused)
- Delete/Backspace: Delete task (when task is focused)
💾 Data Storage
All data is stored locally in your browser using localStorage:
- Tasks: Separate storage keys for each date (
negotium-tasks-<date>) - Theme: Your theme preference (
negotium-theme) - No server required: Everything runs entirely client-side
- Privacy first: Your data never leaves your device
📄 License
MIT License - Free for personal and commercial use.
🤝 Contributing
Contributions are welcome! Feel free to submit issues and pull requests.