A script for managing recurring tasks in TaskPaper 3. After running the script, whenever a task with a @repeat value is marked @done, the script immediately duplicates the task and increments the @start and @due dates.

Download the latest release repeat.scpt file, and install it in TaskPaper's Command Pallet. You can run the script manually or run the script automatically when TaskPaper launches using a tool like Alfred or Keyboard Maestro.

Add a @start and/or @due date, and a @repeat value to your recurring task. The @repeat value can be:

• the next date - e.g. Wednesday, June 3, Nov 26 8:15
• the next dates, separated by comma - e.g. Monday,Wednesday,Friday
• a duration offset from the last start/due date - e.g. +6 hours, +3 day, +1 month

- repeat next March 20th at 7pm @due(2018-03-15 19:00) @repeat(March 20 7pm)
- repeat every weekday @start(2018-03-20) @repeat(Monday,Tuesday,Wednesday,Thursday,Friday)
- repeat 2 weeks after the start date @start(2018-03-15) @due(2018-03-20) @repeat(+2 weeks)

See the TaskPaper dates guide for more info on date formats.

By default, new repeat dates anchor from @start / @due. Add the @repeat-from-done tag if you want to repeat from completion date instead.

- repeat 1 week after completion @due(2018-11-11) @repeat(+1 week) @repeat-from-done
- repeat the Monday after completion @start(2018-11-11) @repeat(Monday) @repeat-from-done