ii.do | A simple bash todo script which uses Markdown syntax

Create an empty todo.markdown file in your UNIX home directory or use my sample file. When editing the file, use the following format. For a complete set of options do t-h.
Create an empty todo.markdown file in your UNIX home directory or use my sample file.
When editing the file, use the following format.
Mark a task as completed by preceding it with a 'x'
Mark a task as important by preceding it with a '!'
Define a priority as either a letter or number in front of task
Set a due date for a task by ending with "by mm/dd/yyyy"
To view tasks from anywhere define an alias in your ~/.bash_profile or ~/.bashrc
To use a different todo file use the -f option with full path to the file.
To quickly launch the editor (vi by default, else $EDITOR) and edit the todo file
Get a count of pending tasks
Change Shell prompt to always show number of pending taks
Export iido list as a self contained HTML file to email or track task completion locally