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Hey, awesome plugin! I prefer text files over org, so this is right up my alley.

I am having trouble using due.nvim without additional configuration. After installation via packer, it is unresponsive. Where may I start debugging?

Hi sir, when im using default_due_time = "noon" i cant set time time to 12:00 am it is read as 12:00 pm the workaround is to use 00:00 am so that it is read as 12:00 am

Result with default_due_time = "noon"

Departure (2022-03-10 12:00 am) due: 9h 24min 3s

Another result with default_due_time = "noon"

Departure (2022-03-10 00:00 am) due: OVERDUE

my config:

local status_ok, due_nvim = pcall(require, "due_nvim")
if not status_ok then
	return
end

due_nvim.setup{
    draw = 0,
    clean = 0,
    redraw = 0,
    prescript = "due: ",
    prescript_hi = "Comment",
    due_hi = "String",
    ft = "*.md",
    today = "TODAY",
    today_hi = "Character",
    overdue = "OVERDUE",
    overdue_hi = "Error",
    date_hi = "Conceal",
    pattern_start = "(",
    pattern_end = ")",
    use_clock_time = true,
    use_clock_today = false,
    use_seconds = true,
    default_due_time = "noon"
}

This plugin doesn't have a license of any kind, so technically no one can use it.

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hi sir 😅 it is me again. the fix you did already fix the issue but another issue again. for example:
(2022-03-10 12:00 AM) due: 1hr 3min 21s but after the due of 1hr 3min 21s the due: should state that it is OVERDUE however it reset and show due: for the next day of 12:00 am

Like this on my notes:

Departure (2022-03-10 12:00 AM) due: 16h 38min 26s

Expected result: and it should stay OVERDUE

Departure (2022-03-10 12:00 AM) due: OVERDUE

I really like what you've done here. Would love to see it further enhanced to provide a general capability for sorting and filtering due date times in order to provide a more general agenda capability.

eg. filter in place "Overdue"
Or filter in place Due in 1d to 7d
etc

Anyway, cool plugin. Playing with it now.

im using taskwarrior before, but then i found this plugin and remove taskwarrior. i like this more because it is more minimal and im using it with vimwiki and todo-comments, but one thing is missing, the feature to add time and not just date only.
for example i just want to set a TODO for today at specific time. so i can just do:

TODO: Feed my dog <2022-03-03> <08:00 PM> due: 1hr 30mins

thanks for this great simple plugin 😊