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Python classes, cli, and tooling to interact with Clickup. Install with git+https
, setup.py
or make
. Install creates a few handy cli utilities for itneracting with clickup.
You will need to provide your clickup team id and a clickup api key. Place them in the variables CLICKUP_TEAM_ID
, CLICKUP_API_KEY
CLI for working with single tasks
clickuptask --help
Usage: clickuptask [OPTIONS] TASK_ID COMMAND [ARGS]...
Basic interface for probing clickup tasks. You must provide a task ID as
first argument. Default behaviour is to print the task json object.
Subcommands given afterwards be used to interact with the task object.
Options:
--help Show this message and exit.
Commands:
cf Print custom field object
name Print task name
post-comment Post comment as whomevers credentials you are using
post-field Post value to a custom field.
post-status Post new task status
status Print task status
subtasks Display subtasks of task
Find and print information about lists
clickuplist --help
Usage: clickuplist [OPTIONS] SPACE_NAME FOLDER_NAME LIST_NAME
Options:
-d, --display [list_id|list_obj|status_names|statuses|tasks|task_count]
--help Show this message and exit.
Provide FOLDER_NAME as empty string ''
if the list exists directly in a space. Display options affect print output.
Prints all spaces, folders, and lists available in the entire account. Provide optional flags to include task ids as well.
Usage: clickuptree [OPTIONS]
Options:
-d, --display [no-tasks|tasks|subtasks]
--help Show this message and exit
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Python classes, cli, and tooling to interact with Clickup
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