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Add time parse and default task name #77

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Hey,

Here is a proposed version with 2 changes:

  1. it will now detect time with written like this⏰12:00. Note that it will maintain 08:00 if no time is provided.
  2. it will now use the obsidian note name as default task name. This let easily make any note a task

See the example:
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Becomes:
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Jack-KkKk commented Feb 27, 2024

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Hi, I have a question. I would like to use your work as a replacement for the original Ultimate todoist Sync plugin, but I don't know how.

What I did was to download the files from your repository (https://github.com/tdeheurles/ultimate-todoist-sync-for-obsidian/tree/master) and put them in the 'ultimate-todoist-sync folder', but the plugin is not even read by the Obsidian app, as shown in the screenshot above.

I was wondering if you could give me some advice?

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kavir10 commented Mar 30, 2024

Would really like the time feature!

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deafmute1 commented Jul 4, 2024

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Hi, I have a question. I would like to use your work as a replacement for the original Ultimate todoist Sync plugin, but I don't know how.

What I did was to download the files from your repository (https://github.com/tdeheurles/ultimate-todoist-sync-for-obsidian/tree/master) and put them in the 'ultimate-todoist-sync folder', but the plugin is not even read by the Obsidian app, as shown in the screenshot above.

I was wondering if you could give me some advice?

Hi, the reason this didn't work is because you need to compile the typescript to js.

I have done this myself here: https://github.com/deafmute1/ultimate-todoist-sync-for-obsidian. You can install this very easily using the BRAT plugin, simply install that plugin, run obsidian command "Add plugins for beta testing" and paste that URL into the popup box. It will auto update your existing obisidian plugin with this PR, in place. Alternatively, you can go to releases and download the 3 files and download them directly.

(cc @kavir10, @Jack-KkKk )

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Heads up if this ever gets merged: times will fail to update unless the date is also updated. Simple one line fix as seen here: deafmute1@878f0b3

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CVC99 commented Sep 12, 2024

Hi! Relatively new user with no programing experience here. I'm using this plugin and loving it! However, when I create a task in Obsidian, it's automatically listing the time as 8:00-8:30 am on Todoist. I found this thread and noticed the "Note that it will maintain 08:00 if no time is provided". Is there a way to disable that? Thank you!!

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I think this feature is unnecessary and complicated. Nobody likes to repeatedly input emojis. Even the most famous plugin, "Tasks," doesn't support time. Considering compatibility issues, we will not consider adding this feature for now.

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kavir10 commented Oct 16, 2024

I would really appreciate the time feature. Because I like to timeblock my tasks. And I use a text expander snippet for date tod1 for the date 📅2024-10-16

You could use another text expander snippet for time1 for ⏰12:00 for example. And then edit the time.

This will save me a trip to Todoist and help me do everything in Obsidian directly.

I understand if it is complicated to implement. But would love for this to be considered 🙌🏽 @HeroBlackInk

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