We have a set of tests to ensure we support Python both 2.x and 3.x. If you want to build the documentation as well, install some extra packages: Install the library along with all the dependencies (just requests for this project): $ virtualenv –system-site-packages env # use only python3 if you run this $ virtualenv –system-site-packages -p /usr/bin/python2.7 env # if you need python2.7 com:Doist/todoist-python.git cd todoist-python This project still supports Python 2.7 but we recommend Python 3. _python_ tab on the examples for actions related to this library. We also document all the actions available on this library along with our That’s it! To know what actions are available for each object, refer to

`python $ python > import todoist > api = todoist.TodoistAPI('0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef01234567') > item = ('My taks') # oh no, typo! > api.commit() # commit the changes to the server ` Let’s add a task and change it as examples: The state attribute has all the data of your full sync and the sync methodĭoes the job of keeping things in sync in the best way possible. Personal Shopping Work Errands Movies to watch ` `python $ python > import todoist > api = todoist.TodoistAPI('0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef01234567') > api.sync() > full_name = api.state > print(full_name) John Doe > for project in api.state. This is how it looks like when using the REPL: You can import todoist-python on your Python application or just try it outįrom the python REPL (read-eval-print-loop). The official Documentation can be found at The package can be installed as any other pip package: Values locally to make right usage of the partial sync mechanism of the API.

This client makes actions using the Sync API easier to use and also caches Welcome to the official client to the ( ). # The official Todoist Python API library Please consider using ( ) instead, which should cover most use-cases. This is no longer supported, as we’re investing in SDKs using our ( ).

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