Webhooks, so we can add our own functionality
howthebodyworks says:
Why not add in those new fangled "webhooks" so we can add new functions to RTM ourself. that's what github does - and it works great for me. So do less geeky producitivity services like freshbooks, for that matter , and many other services besides - there is a list here, including someone (not me, so there's now at least two people who like it ;) ) suggesting that RTM is an ideal candidate fr webhook support
It's a little geeky, I know, but I see lots of people asking for RTM functionality that could be all solved at once if there were webhooks, and a lot of them are asking for very geeky things, so they shoudl be comfortable with this reasonably mild form of extensibility.
It's a little geeky, I know, but I see lots of people asking for RTM functionality that could be all solved at once if there were webhooks, and a lot of them are asking for very geeky things, so they shoudl be comfortable with this reasonably mild form of extensibility.
erlang says:
Very good idea! Thanks for sharing.
erlang says:
What kind of hooks are you thinking of? Adding / editing tasks?
kutyshalev says:
Once I read up on what this is, I realize this would be unbelievable. As a development company, I can see using RTM inside applications!
(closed account) says:
A hook for every action would be amazing! As part of the POST/JSON/XML include the action for routing/filtering at the other end.
jeduncan says:
has there been any movement on this?!
rubdottocom says:
+1, RTM extensibility will be easier to implement, I worked with evernote webhooks and give you amazing flexibility
coleman.mcfarland says:
+1
katylava says:
This would be amazing. I was really hoping RTM had webhooks so my RTM activity could trigger other APIs (like Habitica), and also maybe IFTTT could have RTM as a channel.
At the very least, I'd like hooks for when I complete, uncomplete, or postpone a task. I could hook those into Habitica and +/- habits, such as "Complete an easy RTM task". Or spend Habitica gold to postpone a task. I'm currently doing this manually, but it's a pain to see which tasks I've postponed.
Additionally, having hooks for adding, editing, and deleting tasks would allow me to have copies of my RTM tasks in Habitica as Dailies or ToDos, depending on how I tag them.
Or, with hooks I can code up my own reward system... just being able to record my RTM activity would open up that possibility.
At the very least, I'd like hooks for when I complete, uncomplete, or postpone a task. I could hook those into Habitica and +/- habits, such as "Complete an easy RTM task". Or spend Habitica gold to postpone a task. I'm currently doing this manually, but it's a pain to see which tasks I've postponed.
Additionally, having hooks for adding, editing, and deleting tasks would allow me to have copies of my RTM tasks in Habitica as Dailies or ToDos, depending on how I tag them.
Or, with hooks I can code up my own reward system... just being able to record my RTM activity would open up that possibility.
robbat2 says:
Sending Reminders as webhooks would be very helpful as well. My mobile carrier isn't on the supported list (no free email-to-SMS gateway), and I could use my own (paid) SMS triggers instead.
We should clarify that there is uses for both incoming (add/modify task) and outgoing webhooks (trigger on add/delete/change/reminder of task)
We should clarify that there is uses for both incoming (add/modify task) and outgoing webhooks (trigger on add/delete/change/reminder of task)
katylava says:
Still totally desperate for this. Was hoping it was included in the new updates.
sunnysigara says:
Can't believe in 2016 RTM doesn't provide webhooks where Todoist and others have this from the beginning.
limamedeiros says:
Any news about this from RTM team? It would be great!
emily (Remember The Milk) says:
We have webhook functionality available for API users to test; please see this post on the API group, and get in touch if you'd like to be part of the beta. :)
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