Tasks

In organizations, you can create tasks. Tasks can only belong to yourself, or to any group. A task is assigned to one performer, they may also have comments and attachments. When creating a task and specifying the executor, a chat is created with this user and this task is attached to this chat. If the task sets the group and the executor, then the executor must be in this group. Anyone who belongs to the group to which the task belongs can make changes.

Create task

create_task(organization_id:<opt_long>, title:<string>, description:<opt_string>, group_id:<opt_long>, executor_id:<opt_long>, uploads_id:<opt_long>)
    -> { task: <task_record> }

with parameters:

• organization_id: organization ID
• title: task title
• description: task description
• group_id: If present, then attached to the group
• executor_id: If present, then it is attached to the group and if the group_id is specified, then the user must be in this group
• uploads_id: are identifiers of attachments made through the attachment_by_chunks method. If the string is empty, all attachments will be destroyed. Available: nil, empty string, array, number

Update task

update_task(task_id:<integer>, title:<opt_string>, description:<opt_string>, group_id:<opt_integer>, executor_id:<opt_integer>, uploads_id:<opt_integer>, organization_id: <opt_long>, done: <opt_boolean>)
    -> { task: <task_record> }

with parameters:

• task_id: task ID
• title: task title
• description: task description
• group_id: If present, then attached to the group. If the group was previously specified, then you cannot change it.
• executor_id: If present, then it is attached to the group and if the group_id is specified, then the user must be in this group
• uploads_id: are identifiers of attachments made through the attachment_by_chunks method. If the string is empty, all attachments will be destroyed. Available: nil, empty string, array, number
• organization_id: organization ID
• done: if TRUE, then the task is completed.

Destroy task attachment

To destroy an attachment, you can call the method:

destroy_task_attachment(task_id:<long>, signed_id:<string>)
    -> {<task_record>}

with parameters:

• task_id: task ID
• signed_id: special attachment identifier, attribute of attachment record in task

Destroy task

Destroy task with all comments and attachments.

destroy_task(task_id:<long>)
    -> {}

with parameters:

• task_id: task ID

When the task was deleted, all attached messages to this task will change the text to To-Do was deleted.

List of organization tasks

organization_tasks(organization_id:<long>)
    -> { tasks: [<task_record>,...] }

• organization_id: Organization ID

List of group tasks

group_tasks(subscription_id:<long>)
    -> { tasks: [<task_record>,...] }

• subscription_id: Subscription ID

List of user tasks

user_tasks(organization_id:<opt_long>, user_id:<opt_long>)
    -> { tasks: [<task_record>,...] }

• organization_id: Organization ID; if specified, used within this organization
• user_id: User ID; if not specified, the current user is used

Create sub-task

A task may contain subtasks in the form of a checklist with statuses done/undone.

create_subtask(task_id:<long>, text:<string>)
    -> { subtask: <subtask_record> }

with parameters:

• task_id: task ID
• text: sub-task title

Update sub-task

A task may contain subtasks in the form of a list.

update_subtask(subtask_id:<long>, text:<string>, done:<opt_boolean>)
    -> { subtask: <subtask_record> }

with parameters:

• subtask_id: task ID
• text: sub-task title
• done: status of sub-task (true/false)

Destroy sub-task

A task may contain subtasks in the form of a list.

delete_subtask(subtask_id:<long>)
    -> {}

with parameters:

• subtask_id: sub-task ID

Sort order of sub-tasks

subtasks_ordering(task_id:<long>, subtasks:<long>)
    -> { task: <task_record> }

with parameters:

• task_id: task ID
• subtasks: array of identifiers of sub-tasks, example: [6, 3, 5, 4, 1, 2]

Add comment

create_task_comment(task_id:<long>, text:<string>)
    -> { task_comment: <task_comment_record> }

with parameters:

• task_id: task ID
• text: sub-task title

Load comments

task_comments(task_id:<long>, limit:<opt_integer>, offset:<opt_integer>, before_id:<opt_long>) 
    -> { comments: [<task_comment_record>,...] }

with parameters:

• task_id: task ID
• limit and offset allow paging in usual sense. Default limit is 50, default offset is 0.
• before_id if present, select comments that are older than a given id, in most recent first.

Destroy comment

A task may contain subtasks in the form of a list.

delete_task_comment(comment_id:<long>)
    -> {}

with parameters:

• comment_id: comment ID