Taskpaper item path filter
#Taskpaper item path filter code#
Project Type/Status (I don't know they're stored is in the database yet).Context Status (I don't know where it's in the database yet).The tool doesn't load all the metadata you might expect from the OmniFocus database such as: Given that ofexport is using a completely undocumented and unsupported means of accessing the OmniFocus database, there are inevitably some shortcomings.
#Taskpaper item path filter code#
The code is licenced under the Apache License.
ofexport is built on a re-useable python library.
Organise by project or context hierarchy.
Flatten the output document to create a simpler document (just projects containing tasks).
Include/exclude, tasks and projects by start/completion/due date.
Include/exclude tasks and projects by flag state.
Include/exclude tasks, projects and folders with text searches (regular/logical expressions).
Modify the existing format templates or create new ones.
ICS (Can be subscribed to via the Calendar app).
OPML (Can be read by OmniOutliner, various MindMap tools).
Adding selected tasks to your calendar.Įxport to a number of text based file formats:.
Display todays tasks on the desktop with GeekTool.
Automatically creating reports on demand with Hazel whenever OmniFocus writes its database.
Backing up the OmniFocus database to a form searchable by other tools.
Exporting key tasks to devices/OSs that don't support OmniFocus via Dropbox.
Generating project/time specific reports.
There's a list of usage examples here if you're not the kind of person to read instructions. Will produce a TaskPaper document on your desktop containing all items completed this week related to "Work" and open it (if you have TaskPaper installed). Ofexport -a=Work -a "completed='last week'" -o ~/Desktop/doc.taskpaper -open