Identify the project that you would like to bring in the tasks from. Note down the test token as this is the API Token that you will need in Step 7. You will need to create an App (give it any name you like), and you will be able to obtain a test token. Installation (when you install from marketplace before ) Key in your API token that you obtained in Step 1 as well.Īfter saving your preferences, you can start using the plugin by using the slash commands: /pull today's tasks or /pull tasks or /send tasks.
Head on to the Marketplace and install the logseq-todoist-plugin.Īfter it is installed, click on the plugin icon and indicate your preferences in the settings. Note down the test token as this is the API Token that you will need in Step 3. Installation (for v2 - when you install from marketplace from onwards) Instead of pulling tasks from specific projects, you can pull tasks that are due TODAY, by using the command /pull today. Pulling tasks that are due TODAY, regardless of projects on Todoist, or even setting it as a Logseq page before it gets imported. This gives you the flexibility of adding other attributes such as NOW, WAITING, etc. Include them in Todoist itself before you import them.Have TODO added to the task when you import them into Logseq.I've included a functionality where you can either: This plugin can be used on all pages except the home page. If the task or sub-task contains a description, it will be included as well. As a result, once the tasks are captured in Logseq, they are removed from Todoist. I created this plugin as my workflow includes using Todoist as a Quick Capture tool, and Logseq as my main todo manager. This function pulls the active tasks (and their sub-tasks as separate, child-blocks) from a selected Project of your choice (as indicated in your settings file).
Optional: You can also specify the project that you want all tasks to be sent to, and label that you want attached to these tasks.
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