This integration adds a custom service ticktick.add_task
, which allows you to dynamically add tasks your Todo-list.
Add this repository to HACS and install over in the Integrations tab. To configure your credentials, navigate to the HASS Integrations page.
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ticktick.add_task
Adding a task with
title
andcontent
. Optionally, adue_date
can be set.The
due_date
can either be in the format of123m
, which will create a Task due in 123 Minutes.Otherwise, you can set
due_date
to an absolute date. This must be in a format supported by dateutil -
ticktick.get_projects
Lists all projects and their ID. You can use the IDs to add a Task to a specific List/Project
This requires IFTTT and an externally reachable HASS instance.
Instructions based on this
A combination of the Google Assistant trigger and the Webhooks action is used to trigger the new Home Assistant service via Google Assistant. One IFTTT applet must be made per Google Keep list of interest, with the list name (e.g., 'Grocery' in the example below) hardcoded into the applet. For example:
IF: Google Assistant/Say a phrase with a text ingredient
- What do you want to say?:
Add $ to the grocery list
- What do you want the Assistant to say in response?:
Okay, adding $ to your grocery list
THEN: Webhooks/Make a web request
- URL:
https://thisismyhassurl.org/api/webhook/ABCXYZ123456
- Method:
POST
- Content Type:
application/json
- Body:
{ "action":"call_service", "service":"ticktick.add_task", "title":"{{TextField}}", "project":"whatever your project ID is" }
A Home Assistant automation to receive and process Google Assistant inputs via IFTTT can have the form:
automation:
- id: ifttt_google_assistant_ticktock
alias: "IFTTT: Google Assistant to TickTick"
trigger:
platform: event
event_type: ifttt_webhook_received
event_data:
action: call_service
action:
- service_template: "{{ trigger.event.data.service }}"
data_template:
title: "{{ trigger.event.data.title }}"
project: "{{ trigger.event.data.project }}"
- Allow changing of priority