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possible. As such, the [ usage] ( #usage ) below is a modified copy of the
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[ original on GitHub] ( https://github.com/todotxt/todo.txt-cli/blob/master/USAGE.md ) .
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- - [ Installation] ( #installation )
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- - [ Usage] ( #usage )
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- - [ Configuration] ( #configuration )
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+ - [ Dotnet Todo.txt CLI] ( #dotnet-todotxt-cli )
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+ - [ Installation] ( #installation )
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+ - [ Enabling Tab Completion] ( #enabling-tab-completion )
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+ - [ Usage] ( #usage )
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+ - [ Commands] ( #commands )
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+ - [ Warning] ( #warning )
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+ - [ Configuration] ( #configuration )
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## Installation
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todo --help
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```
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+ ### Commands
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+ - ** add** : Adds a task to your todo.txt file.
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+ - ** addm** : Adds multiple tasks to your todo.txt file.
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+ - ** addto** : Adds a line of text to any file located in the todo.txt directory.
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+ - ** append** : Adds text to the end of a task.
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+ - ** archive** : Moves all done tasks from todo.txt to done.txt and removes blank lines.
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+ - ** delete** : Deletes a task or a term from a task.
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+ - ** depri** : Deprioritizes (removes the priority) from tasks.
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+ - ** edit** : Opens the folder containing the todo.txt file in VS Code.
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+ - ** do** : Marks tasks as done in todo.txt.
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+ - ** list** : Displays tasks that match terms sorted by priority.
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+ - ** listall** : Displays all tasks in todo.txt and done.txt that match terms.
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+ - ** listcon** : Lists all task contexts starting with @.
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+ - ** listfile** : Displays tasks from a specific file that match terms.
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+ - ** listpri** : Displays prioritized tasks that match terms.
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+ - ** listproj** : Lists all projects starting with +.
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+ - ** prepend** : Adds text to the beginning of a task.
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+ - ** pri** : Adds or updates the priority of a task.
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+ - ** replace** : Replaces a task with updated text.
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### Warning
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The Windows command line uses the ` @ ` sign to indicate that command line arguments should be loaded from
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