JavaScript

Todoist allows programmers to add tasks via their API. This is great if you want to integrate your other systems or web services with Todoist. However, the Todoist documentation doesn’t provide a working example and it can become tricky to figure out the right way to do it. Therefor, I created the demo script to add a task in JavaScript via the API version 7.

If you use Todoist multiple query filters you quickly discover that they create a lot of white-space, “Add Task” links and duplicated headers. To make the website more readable I created a script to remove the noise. You need a browser like chrome or firefox and an extension that can inject JavaScript into the Todoist website.

I created a web-script that can import a Google Sheets template into todoist. For the script to work you need a todoist premium account, a google drive account and a web browser with internet access.