$ cat README.md
Task Launcher is a Windows desktop application for managing animation-pipeline projects, users, departments, and task assignments. It also launches department scripts for supported DCC applications, so each tool lives one click away from the production data.
PySide6 interface over a local SQLite database, with password hashing (bcrypt), project and user management, and a nomenclature engine that keeps files and folders consistent across the pipeline.
$ ls media/
$ ls src/
$ cat features.md
- Projects: create and configure projects, versions, directories, and departments
- Users: maintain users and department roles
- Assignments: manage task assignments and their local SQLite data
- Pipeline tools: launch scripts for Maya, MotionBuilder, 3ds Max, and other configured DCC tools
- Password manager with bcrypt hashing
- File and nomenclature tools to keep production paths consistent
$ cat architecture.md
- Code/launcher_UI.py — main PySide6 application entry point
- Code/controllers/ — UI-independent orchestration for users, projects, and assignments
- Code/services/ — business logic for project setup, passwords, nomenclature, and files
- Code/repositories/ — persistence interfaces over the legacy local data managers
- Code/libs/ — UI components, configuration, styling, and legacy persistence helpers
- scripts/ — scripts launched in supported DCC applications
$ cat methodology.md
The codebase went through a SOLID / clean-architecture refactor: controllers, services, and repositories replace UI-coupled logic, and the test suite runs headless (no GUI instantiation) on GitHub Actions.
- Test suite: 156 passed, 2 deselected (pre-existing crashes), 2 xfailed
- Runtime dependencies kept minimal: PySide6 and bcrypt
- Windows-specific launcher via AssignmentManager.bat and a bundled Python 3.10 runtime
$ git status