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This is a quick implementation of basecamp-like to-do lists. Every to-do item is an "Issue" behind the scenes - this way you can track everything in the "Issues" tab: discuss, upload files, and so on.

1. Clone this repo to plugins/ directory (so all files are in plugins/redmine_todos)
2. Run rake redmine:plugins:migrate.
3. Configure the plugin in admin > plugins
4. Setup per-role permissions in admin > roles (this plugin comes with multiple new types of permissions)

• To-do lists management
• Very friendly Ajax UI - heavily inspired by basecamp and created with Angular.js
• Enter To-do items as simple as: type, enter, type, enter
• Reorder and move to-do items between lists with ease by dragging them
• Reorder to-do lists by dragging them
• Assign items to users and set due dates with a few clicks right from the list
• If you will update an "issue" entity in a different module, this plugin will know about it
• Manage access

1. Basic view
2. Adding a to-do
3. Adding a to-do list
4. Assigning a to-do list and setting due date
5. Reordering to-dos

• 0% test coverage
• Works with MySQL and PostgreSQL
• Tested only under firefox 23 and chrome 28 - it probably won't work well with IE (especially that angular.js is involved and no compability changes were performed)
• Info for devs: I noticed that on dev server (WEBrick) managing issues sometimes results with an error 500 (error message points me to some other plugin I have). There are no problems on production server though.

I use a local redmine installation to keep things organized. I created this plugin for myself, but I thought it might be useful for someone somewhere.

By no means I am a rails programmer - this is the first piece of ruby code I ever wrote, and probably there are some horrible mistakes in there. I didn't create this plugin as a perfect example of code for all to see, I created it because I desperately lacked some user-friendly interface for todos management and there was no plugin available for that. If you find any bugs, you are welcome to fork this repo or open a Pull Request.