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@nozbe/teams-api
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@nozbe/teams-api
?@nozbe/teams-api is a way to interact with your Nozbe Teams account.
It allows you to create utilities for Nozbe Teams, list your projects, manage your tasks and comment on them. For now - It is continuosly developed to give you more possibilities.
⚠️ Note this package is still a WIP and the API may change (even if we do what we can to avoid that).
npm install @nozbe/teams-api
or
yarn add @nozbe/teams-api
Quick (over-simplified) example: adding the task to your Single tasks
To interact with Nozbe Teams you need to grab an API token from Settings -> Integrations.
First, you create a Nozbe Teams client:
import NozbeTeams from "@nozbe/teams-api";
const nozbeClient = new NozbeTeams("fakeApiToken123456");
Then, you can add a new task:
await client.addTask("Build a brand new app for Nozbe Teams!");
Simple as that.
You can find the basic API reference here.
@nozbe/teams-api
is an open-source project and it needs your help to thrive!
If there's a missing feature, a bug, or other improvement you'd like, we encourage you to contribute! Feel free to open an issue to get some guidance.
If you make or are considering making an app using @nozbe/teams-api
, please let us know!
@nozbe/teams-api
was created by @Nozbe. Main author is Krystian Kościelniak.
@nozbe/teams-api
is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.
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Official Nozbe Teams API wrapper for Node.js
The npm package @nozbe/teams-api receives a total of 4 weekly downloads. As such, @nozbe/teams-api popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @nozbe/teams-api demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 6 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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