Targets

Targets — nazr, habit, targets

Track goals with intervals, progress, and counters. There are two kinds:

• nazr — finite goals (a fixed total to reach, e.g. a vowed number of prayers or charitable acts).
• habit — indefinite goals repeated on a schedule (daily/weekly/n-day).

nazr and habit open the manager filtered to that kind; targets opens it with everything.

Logging (inline)

These are routine logging actions and keep their inline syntax. <kind> is nazr or habit.

Usage	Meaning
<kind> log <name> <amount> [-n]	Log progress by amount (-n / --no-last skips updating last_action)
<kind> daily_total <name> <total> [-n]	Set today’s total; logs the difference already done today
<kind> counter_total <name> <value> [-n]	Log the difference from the stored counter, then store value
<kind> counter_reset <name>	Reset the stored counter to 0 (logs nothing)

Examples:

nazr log tasbih 33
habit log reading 10 -n
habit daily_total pushups 50
habit counter_total steps 8200 --no-last

daily_total and counter_total refuse to log a negative difference and warn you to adjust manually instead.

The manager (interactive)

Creating and editing targets is a deliberate action, so it lives in the manager (open with nazr, habit, or targets):

• l <#> <amount> — log progress
• dt <#> <total> — set today’s total
• ct <#> <value> — update counter and log the difference
• cr <#> — reset counter
• p <#> — pause / unpause
• e <#> — edit entry
• d <#> — delete entry
• a — add a new entry
• ? — help
• q — quit

Overdue targets appear in the header and are highlighted in the manager.