PyKanban:使用Qt的Python中的小型看板应用程序

# PyKanban A small kanban application written in python. To read how to use it, look at [Starting Out](docs/starting_out.rst) For now, in order to run it, you may run the command `python3 pykanban.py`. In the future this will be more like a standard python application. ## Features * Remembers what file you had open(Yes, groundbreaking stuff here) :3 * Customize some styling of your tasks by category * Task dependency tracking. * Lightweight file format * Filtering * Tree Display - Easy Dependency visualization * Queue Display - List of immediately doable tasks, for when you don't really feel the need for details ## Todo * [X] Task Dependency visualization * [X] Ideally a tree display * [X] Task categorization * [X] Filtering * [X] Searching * [ ] Cycle Detection * Exists in the code, but doesn't have any indication that it happens in the UI * Alternative views of the tasks remaining - [X] Queue View Just show what tasks are immediately doable, for those times when you have no idea what you want to work on, but know that there are things you need to do - [X] Tree View Keep track of the dependencies of some goal that you are working towards. * Stretch ideas - Integration with Github/Gitlab issues This one could be problematic and difficult for a number of reasons, among them that we have no plans to add richer text support, nor threads of comments, which kinda elides the reasons to use github/gitlab issues in the first place - More modern UI styles Although we believe our code is probably okay, it's written using a rather old set of UI paradigms, mostly with regards to the lack of using Qt's data models for listwidgets, for example. And this limits what we can acheive with the UI in quite a few ways. Also in this category are things like smoother UIs, such as the sort that have things like tweening and animations.