yatil/todo.txt-github-sync

One-way sync for github issues to a todo.txt file

todo.txt-github-sync

This is the first implementation of a one-way sync between github issues and your todo.txt file.

Configuration

1. Clone this repository and symlink github and github.php in your ~/.todo.actions.d/ directory (by using ln -s path/to/repo/github ~/.todo.actions.d/github and ln -s path/to/repo/github.php ~/.todo.actions.d/github.php)
2. Edit github.php in the repository and change the access token in the line define("TOKEN", ""); to a token for your account. See here how to get your token.
3. Optional: If you want to only sync issues that a specific user (you?) is assigned to, change define("USERNAME", ""); and add your username. For me that would be define("USERNAME", "yatil");
4. Add a github.txt file to the directory where your todo.txt file lives.
5. Add the repositories that should be synced to that file: One repository per line in the following format: owner/repositoryname. For this repository it would be yatil/todo.txt-github-sync.
6. Run todo.sh github to sync open issues to your todo.txt file.
7. When you have closed an issue on github, run the command again to mark them as done. (Note: No issue will be closed by marking the todo item as done, instead the issue might be added back to the todo list if it was already archived to the done.txt file.)