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+# Resettable TO-DO list for your daily/weekly tasks
+### check it [here](https://jed0050.github.io/RESETTING_TO-DO_LIST/)! 😼
+- import/export your lists _(txt files)_
+- check/uncheck items individually or all at once
+- create new categories and add new items to them
+- create, update or delete individual items
+- created purely using html/css/javascript
+
+To-do list with World of Warcraft weekly _(once per ingame ID)_ tasks for each category _(class)_
+![image](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/06233acb-db25-4934-9c5d-6f695ff0097a)
+
+Commented example of exported to-do list from webside into txt file
+```
+Mage:                  <-- category name (ends with ':')
+	nw             <-- checked item (one tabulator as prefix)
+King's Rest            <-- uncgecked item (no tabulator)
+	mechagon
+	vault
+Dazar Mythic
+	tw dung
+	tw raid
+                       <-- end of category (empty line)
+Dudu:                  <-- new category
+	tw dung
+
+Pala:
+King's Rest
+	tw dung
+```
+
+### Why? Motivation?
+I know that the to-do list is a very basic project that is found in every programming tutorial right after printing ```hello world```. When I was still actively playing MMO RPGs I had a fomo from not completing repeatable quests _(weekly quests)_.
+So I needed a tool that would allow me to quickly check which weekly quests I have left for each of my characters in World of Warcraft. Previously I used a simple text editor where I just used a tab to mark completed tasks for each class. But at the end of the week it was always tedious to unmark everything and it was also not very UI friendly. I needed a more efficient _(faster and "nicer")_ tool compatible with my text editor _(hence the import/export)_.
+
+In school I was learning mostly backend and I realized that I had big gaps in html/css and actually javascript. That's why this project was created, I combined the pleasant with the useful. It's still not something very UI friendly, but at least I got to try it out for a purpose and replace a basic text editor with a to-do list on my own site.