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todoist:tldr:5c323
todoist: Add a high priority task with a label, project, and due date.
$ todoist add "${task_name}" --priority ${1} --label-ids "${label_id}" --project-name "${project_name}" --date "${tmr 9am}"
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This command is related to the Todoist application, which is a task management tool.
- The command starts with "todoist add", indicating that it will add a new task to Todoist.
- "${task_name}" is a placeholder for the actual name of the task. You would replace it with the name of the task you want to add.
- "--priority ${1}" specifies the priority level of the task. "${1}" is also a placeholder for the priority level. You would replace it with an actual priority level identifier, such as 1 for high, 2 for medium, or 3 for low.
- "--label-ids "${label_id}"" assigns a label to the task. "${label_id}" represents the unique identifier of the label you want to assign. You would replace it with the actual label identifier.
- "--project-name "${project_name}"" assigns the task to a specific project. "${project_name}" represents the name of the project where you want to add the task. Replace it with the actual project name.
- "--date "${tmr 9am}"" sets the due date and time for the task. "${tmr 9am}" is a time expression indicating tomorrow at 9 AM. You can modify this to set a different due date and time by using different time expressions.
In summary, this command adds a task to Todoist with a specified name, priority level, label, project, and due date/time.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.