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  • Rename boards by specifying

- [x] Rename boards by specifying <old-name> <last-name>
@pavlochernovyy pavlochernovyy changed the title Add: Add Rename boards by specifying <old-name> <last-name> Aug 8, 2018
@pavlochernovyy pavlochernovyy changed the title Add Rename boards by specifying <old-name> <last-name> Add Rename boards Aug 8, 2018
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lib/help.js Outdated
--priority, -p Update priority of task
--archive, -a Display archived items
--restore, -r Restore items from archive
--renameBoard -r Rename board; boards with spaces - specify via "_" symbol like My_Board

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I feel like --rename-board would be more standard here :)

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Yes, --rename-board is more standard.

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Also it looks like your alias -r conflicts with the restore command, and you could use a comma after the full command name

$ tb --list pending coding
$ tb --archive
$ tb --restore 4
$ tb --rename-board My_Board Todo
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Nitpick: But can we keep the stylizing of the board names consistent. Elsewhere, boards are referred to as all lower case, single words. Here, you've introduced a camel-case, "_" separated pattern that clashes a bit with the above examples

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Why not use quotes?
This would be the only place in the application where we need to replace spaces with underscores.

Why not:
tb --rename-board "My Board" Todo
?


missingStorage() {
const prefix = '\n';
const message = 'There are no any boards, please create some task at least to start';
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Can we change the copy to: "There are currently no boards"


missingBoardName(name) {
const prefix = '\n';
const message = `There are no any board with name: ${name}`;
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Can we change the copy here to:
"There are no boards with the name: ${name}"

return archive;
}

renameBoardsWithName(oldName, newName) {

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I don't agree with this approach.

The task data manipulation is not done in the Storage class, this class is supposed to read and write the data, not perform logic like this.
You should move this logic to the TaskBoard class itself and just use the Storage to read and write data back.

$ tb --list pending coding
$ tb --archive
$ tb --restore 4
$ tb --rename-board My_Board Todo

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Why not use quotes?
This would be the only place in the application where we need to replace spaces with underscores.

Why not:
tb --rename-board "My Board" Todo
?

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