ClickUp | A Python library for the ClickUp API | REST library
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A Python library for the ClickUp API
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- Create a new task
- Send request
- Get a list of categories in a space
- Add subcategories
- Get tasks by team
- Get task ids
- enriching task ids
- Returns a list of team s spaces
- enriching task
- Returns information about the current user
- Returns a list of all teams
- Returns the tags for a project
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QUESTION
Im running node server.js which hosts this HTML. My goal is to call the function clickPost in that server.js file, or any other Javascript file. But it is saying that the function is undefined when I click the button at the bottom which should trigger it.
I have tried removing the and replacing it with another JS file to rule out that one file but it does not work.
No error in the console when you press the button, but simply nothing happens. Its also not triggering the console.log() in the 'clickPost()' function.
Newer to JS and Node.js so it's probably something simple!
Index.html:
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Answered 2021-Aug-02 at 02:51It is not possible to call NodeJS functions directly from HTML, as HTML runs browser side and NodeJS is server based. The correct way to have HTML interact with NodeJS would be to create browser side functions using javascript that trigger an API call to your NodeJS
QUESTION
I'm writing a wrapper class to integrate with Clickup's API and I want define my methods to match their rest api structure. So I was thinking it would be cool if I could namespace the methods inside the class, for example:
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Answered 2021-Apr-29 at 16:06This isn't really doable. Namespacing is only available on the class, not instance level, so Clickup::Users would work but Clickup.new::Users can't. You could maybe do it with some metaprogramming, but it'd be a bit complicated and make your code more difficult to understand.
Don't make the mistake of thinking a namespace is anything more than that - namespacing. Just because A::B has B nested in A, doesn't mean there is any relationship between them. They have completely separate state and behavior.
The following is a somewhat similar approach that could work, though it makes you have to rewrite initialize a few times. This can be a good thing though. It means that each of the classes works independently and can have only the required dependencies passed in.
note, I took the liberty of changing the 4-space indentation to 2 since this is the norm in Ruby.
QUESTION
I am trying to write a function that finds the biggest value among JSON arrays and then returns another value from the array where the biggest value was found. In concrete: Find the table with the highest (i.e. most recent) creationTime and then return the id of that table. The function should return "clickup-test-example:ClickUp_Teams.ClickUp_Teams_1619170399502"
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Answered 2021-Apr-24 at 13:52There's probably a clever way of doing this as a one-liner, but maybe …
QUESTION
I'm using MudBlazor to create a component to select multiple items in a MudSelect. When I pre-populate values they don't appear in the select control. When the control is expanded the correct items are indicated as selected. If I modify the selection they do show. If I close the expansion without making changes they don't.
I need them to show on the initial state.
I have a code demo here: https://try.mudblazor.com/snippet/mEmPkHHkpwkPNrkt
__Main.razor:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-08 at 21:54This is a bug in MudBlazor. It will be fixed in the next release MudBlazor v5.0.8
QUESTION
I am creating a site for the sake of monitoring employees, and there are six interfaces on the site, as the first interface is for the Sine-Up, the second for logging, and the third interface is for creating a project, the fourth interface is for displaying projects, the fifth is for creating TASK and the sixth In order to view the tasks. And I created a sidebar in a separate interface, which is the image shown in the screen, and my problem now is that I want the sidebar to appear in all interfaces except for the signup and the log. This is the application file from which router-view is used. App.vue:
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Answered 2021-Apr-07 at 06:51The way I used to do this in React.js was, I used to make a Menu Component then use that component with every MenuItem component. Like in your case Home MenuItem or others component you can call Menu component in that MenuItem Component
Something like this
QUESTION
I want to retrieve tasks in a specified status from a list in Clickup but I keep getting an empty response.
Resources - https://jsapi.apiary.io/apis/clickup20/reference/0/tasks/get-tasks.html In the api documentation, it says you can query by status using an array of statuses. Here's my code.
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Answered 2021-Mar-08 at 12:33After some back and forth with the tech team at Clickup, they suggested I try to append status%5B%5D=statusName for each status I wanted to add. the working version looks like this.
QUESTION
function getClickupTeam() {
let response = UrlFetchApp.fetch(clickupUrl + "team", {
"method": "GET",
"Authorization": clickupToken,
"muteHttpExceptions": true
})
Logger.log(response)
let json = JSON.parse(response);
Logger.log(json);
}
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-19 at 17:46While doing some research on the topic through https://clickup.com/api, I stumbled across some code. There are a couple of different ones for different things, I'd recommend the first, JavaScript (as that's whats closest to what your currently doing). In a comment you said it was for editing tasks so that's what this code is aimed for.
javascript
QUESTION
I was writing a pretty simple script to hold down left click. I am most likely over-complicating this, but I want to be able to exit the script when I want and have left click go up on exit. I tried a loop but I could not quite figure out how I would go about pausing it, since I want it to immediately go back to mouse down on an unpause. Anyway, here is the current code I am working with:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-18 at 22:41The main problem is your OnExit("ClickUp") line being unreachable code.
It'll never get executed, and therefore your script doesn't have function defined to run on exit.
It's unreachable code, because your script ends code execution when the first hotkey label (=::) is reached.
This is called the auto-execute section.
To fix this, you'd just set the OnExit("ClickUp") line to be in your auto-execute section. Maybe make it the very first line in your script.
And since I called that the main problem, there has to be some other problems as well. I'd call the other problems cursed code.
QUESTION
Hi I have a problem regarding the creation of a method that manages the visibility of a button present in a fragment and manage it from Mainactivity, I tried with the simple .setVisibility and it returned the error of null object, therefore it did not hide the button in a condition dictated by me below I show you the code:
MainActivity:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-03 at 20:23Seems that you are trying to access dwn_1 from your activity? but that view belongs to your fragment. That is why you get a null object when you call:
findViewById(R.id.dwn_1);
You could do something like this
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