This tool creates Todoist projects for upcoming trips in Tripit. It uses a configurable checklist (described below) to create tasks for each upcoming trip.
To be most useful, this program should be run once daily to create/update any tasks for upcoming trips. By default, the Tripist only creates tasks that are due within the next week. This is changeable with -task_cutoff_days.
Usage of bin/tripist:
-authorize_todoist
Perform Todoist Authorization. This is an exclusive flag.
-authorize_tripit
Perform Tripit Authorization. This is an exclusive flag.
-checklist_csv string
Travel checklist CSV file. (default "checklist.csv")
-task_cutoff_days int
Create tasks upto this many days in advance of their due date. (default 7)
-verify_todoist
Perform Todoist API validation. This is an exclusive flag.
For each trip, Tripist expands a trip checklist into Todoist tasks. The checklist is a CSV file with the following headers:
- Action / Task to do (text)
- Indentation level (1 to 4)
- Due Date (humanised string, e.g; 1 day before start, 2 days after end)
A sample checklist looks like this:
# Action / Text to Display, Indentation Level, Days Before Trip
Pre-trip, 1, 1 hour before start
Charge Headphones, 2, 2 days before start
Checkin to flight, 2, 1 day before start
Hail taxi to Airport, 2, 3 hours before start
Packing List, 1, 1 day brefore start
Toiletries, 2, 1 day before start
Passport, 2, 1 day before start
Clothes for DAYS, 2, 1 day before start
Post-trip, 1, 1 day after end
Order groceries, 2, 1 day before end
This will produce a Todoist project like this:
. Pre-trip
`--- Charge Headphones (2 days before)
`--- Checkin to flight (1 day before)
`--- Hail taxi to Airport (3 hours before)
. Packing List
`--- Toiletries (1 day before)
`--- Passport (1 day before)
`--- Clothes for 2 days (1 day before)
. Post-trip
`--- Order groceries (1 day before you return)
Note, Tripist will expand the special keyword DAYS in a checklist with the number of days in the trip.
To use this, you'll need API keys. If I know you, just ask and I'll give you the ones I'm using. If I don't know you, you'll need to create them with Tripit and Todoist independently. It's free and easy (at the time of this writing).
Store the API keys in tripist.json in Tripist's runtime working directory.
This looks like:
% cat tripist.json
{
"TripitAPIKey": "",
"TripitAPISecret": "",
"TodoistClientID": "",
"TodoistClientSecret": ""
}
Once you have the API keys, you need to authorize the application to read your Tripit data and generate Todoist projects. To do this:
% go build github.com/seanrees/tripist
% ./tripist -authorize_tripit
1. Login to TripIt in your browser.
2. After login, browse to: <URL>
3. Grant access and copy the 'oauth_token' parameter displayed.
Enter oauth_token: <CODE>
% ./tripist -authorize_todoist
1. Browse to: <URL>
2. Grant access and copy the 'code' parameter displayed.
Enter verification code: <CODE>
Once configured and a checklist is in checklist.csv, just run it like so:
% go install github.com/seanrees/tripist
% bin/tripist