MMM-Todoist - Your todoist tasks on your mirror

[cowboysdude]

@JoeSpencer said in MMM-Todoist - Your todoist tasks on your mirror:

Same issue, any progress?

None for me… I gave up on it and moved on… never got an answer to the issues I had. NO big deal… People get busy… I don’t get upset I just find a different way :)

[strawberry 3.141]

@cowboysdude @JoeSpencer did you guys create an issue on github? the author is offline since over a month on this forum here, maybe you can reach him better on github

[cowboysdude]

@strawberry-3.141 could have I guess but at the time I was onto others things…

So when I get home I’ll do that! Enjoying the sun here: https://www.google.com/maps/place/Galveston,+TX/@29.2187539,-95.2067404,10z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0x863f59c8c4059259:0xe58b03c9b9eaecc1!8m2!3d29.3013479!4d-94.7976958

[JoeSpencer]

@cowboysdude @strawberry-3-141 I switched to the Wunderlist module that this was based on and encountered the same issue, but I fixed it by generating a new token from the API.

Maybe that would work for Todoist as well.

[cowboysdude]

@JoeSpencer Yes I did that with a weather module and that fixed that also… sometimes those things just happen :)

[shutterclick]

Hi,

I had the same problem, I don’t know if you’ve solved it yet but for me it turned out to be some simple mistakes.

I thought I had followed the instructions to the letter, but actually at first I hadn’t cloned the module into the modules folder, just into the mirror folder. After cursing my own stupidity for that I carried on a while but still couldn’t get it working.

I tried the tip for generating a new access token but that wasn’t it. I then realised that when I cloned the module (into the correct folder!) I missed the small but vital step of navigating into the new folder before carrying out npm install.

I don’t know if any of you have made mistakes as daft as mine, but I finally got it working so thought I’d let you know.

Hope it helps someone!

[tidus5]

Yop,

I’m looking to add the reminder and priority level (with an icon) Has anyone did something like that with this module ?

in the fetcher i found where to add the var

	 for (var i = 0; i < JSON.parse(body).items.length; i++) {
		 if (JSON.parse(body).items[i].project_id == listID) {
			 items.push(JSON.parse(body).items[i].content);
			 items.push(JSON.parse(body).items[i].priority);	
			 items.push(JSON.parse(body).items[i].due_date_utc);	

but i dont know how to use the answer

[tidus5]

Yop,

i did it :-)

[onetwankyfive]

Thanks for this module. Dropped Wunderlist in favor of this via Alexa integration.

https://blog.todoist.com/2016/10/13/todoist-alexa-integration/

[hhaiii]

@tidus5 This looks awesome - how did you implement? I just got my basic Todoist module running today