Omnifocus reminders integration install#
Omnifocus reminders integration update#
Omnifocus reminders integration code#
Omnifocus reminders integration password#

Use Applescript Editor (or Textmate with AppleScript JXA Bundle) and a sample JSON file, or just finish the rest of the changes and do trial-and-error with your own app.Ĭhange the JXA_FILE constant to point to your jxa file, and the CONFIG_STORE_OPTIONS to point to the config file you want to keep. Start by changing TaskApp = Application('Things') to match the app you want to work with. JXA is just like JavaScript, and you have our template here.Ĭopy lib/task_destinations/add_to_things.jxa and edit it. So you have Super-Duper app and you want to add support for it? With JXA, this is now fairly simple to do. You will need to run -C to clear the config that uses the old key. If this bothers you, you can set the environment variable JIRA_TO_TASKS_CRYPT_KEY to have the configuration store use a different key. It is encrypted using blowfish using a constant key.Īs long as both your credentials file are secured as (chmod 700) and owned by the user that will be running it on cron), you should be okay and secure (unless someone breaks into your account, in which case you have bigger problems than your JIRA access!).

Omnifocus reminders integration password#

The password for your JIRA account will be saved on a file on your computer called jira-to-things -config-file=myopensourceproject.yml Simply pass the -config-file option to set up a new yml file. Say you have two or three filters you'd like to get imported with different settings (maybe subprojects, different contexts for different JIRAs, etc). */10 7-18 * * * /yourdir/jira-to-things > /yourdir/log/jira_to_omnifocus.log 2>&1Ĭongratulations! You are done. Hours (use crontab -e in Terminal for this): You are set up! Now you can put it on a cron line, like this one which sets it to run at office Make sure you can log in to JIRA directly. Note that if you have never signed in to JIRA using a password (for example, if you use Google Apps login), you need to go to your profile, look at the username and click on 'Set Password' to set an initial password. Users/David/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.1.5/gems/jira-ruby-0.1.14/lib/jira/request_client.rb:14:in `request': Unauthorized (JIRA::HTTPError) Once you've determined what was wrong, -clear-config option to reconfigure, and answer the questions correctly. Go to the appropriate line (42 in this case) to see which variable is wrong for a hint. Use the -print-config option to see the configuration and make sure your project names and contexts are correct. This is nearly always a problem with your project or context not existing.

Jiratotaskmanagers/lib/task_destinations/add_to_omnifocus.jxa:1676:1700: execution error: Error on line 42: Error: Can't get object. Troubleshooting Can't get object on (JXA file) If your workflow has your issues moving naturally to the next sprint after the first one, this should work well.

This query will show whatever you have assigned to any current sprints. The first time you run it, it looks like this:Īssignee = currentUser() and (sprint in openSprints()) order by priority desc

I use 2.1.5, and it's what's specified in the Gemfile.

Omnifocus reminders integration install#

You may need to use rvm to install a newer ruby. Some projects may ask slightly different questions. They all work the same, just run the jira-to-(yourapp) instead.

Omnifocus reminders integration code#

If you're a coder, and you use a different (scriptable) task manager on your Mac, I invite you to code a destination (see below). You can use cron to 'set it and forget it', and get back to One Inbox Bliss. JIRA To Task managers is a set of scripts that you can schedule on your Mac, which create one task for each of your assigned JIRA tasks. Do I code now, or do I write docs (which are not in JIRA)? On my 'What's Next', are my coding tasks included? This I believe leads to tremendous life imbalances. This ends up in a weird 'two inboxes' problems, that forces us to schedule our coding life separate from our non-coding life (both work and play). However for collaboration with others, many techies use ( 'Atlassian JIRA Product page'). Many people use something that syncs everywhere, such as Omnifocus or Things. If you are a fan of David Allen's GTD, you probably know how important it is to have only 'One Inbox'. Requires Yosemite because it uses JXA for ease of scripting.

Omnifocus reminders integration update#

This is a project to have JIRA update AppleScript-enabled Task apps like Omnifocus and Things.