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Simple Task Manager with my-task-management-api

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  • my-task-manager
  • my-task-manager/index.js

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Readme

My Task Manager

My Task Manager is a simple task management library for Node.js, allowing you to manage tasks easily.

Installation

You can install My Task Manager via npm:

npm install my-task-manager

Usage

Here is an example of how to use My Task Manager:

const { TaskManager } = require('my-task-manager');

// Initialize Task Manager
const taskManager = new TaskManager();

// Add tasks
taskManager.addTask('Task 1');
taskManager.addTask('Task 2');

// Get all tasks
const tasks = taskManager.getAllTasks();
console.log('Tasks:', tasks);

// Remove a task
const removedTask = taskManager.removeTask(0);
console.log('Removed Task:', removedTask);

// Get remaining tasks
const remainingTasks = taskManager.getAllTasks();
console.log('Remaining Tasks:', remainingTasks);

API

  • TaskManager addTask(task: string): void Adds a new task to the task manager.
  • task: The task to add. getAllTasks(): string[] Returns an array of all tasks in the task manager.
  • removeTask(index: number): string | null Removes the task at the specified index and returns the removed task. Returns null if the index is out of bounds.
  • index: The index of the task to remove.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you find any issues or have suggestions for improvements, please feel free to open an issue or create a pull request.