I want to get updates from asana inbox directly using asana api.
Is there any way this can be done using api as i am unable to find anything in api documentation. If there is anything that i might have missed in api please point me to that.
Unfortunately, we don't have an endpoint for the inbox. As was discussed in another question, you may be able to get this by grabbing every task across all projects into a local database. You would then need to search for tasks where assignee_status is set to inbox.
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Microsoft recommends to use delta function in combination with Subscriptions/Notifications to synchronize mailbox. So my plan is:
Create subscription
Receive notification about new mail in inbox
Use delta function to get latest changes in the inbox
My mailbox already has several thousands of letters. If I run the query
https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/users/{id}/mailFolders/inbox/messages/delta
It will return in response #odata.nextLink with $skiptoken param many times and only after I get all the thousands of emails in my mailbox I will receive response with $deltatoken to track new changes.
Is there a way to get deltatoken after the first request? I don't want to synchronize the old messages. I want to skip all old messages in inbox and have a fresh start.
Today the delta query functionality does not support this scenario. To request new features please post ideas to uservoice
This is supported for some endpoints. You can use $deltaToken=latest to get just a deltaToken without any resource data. It's not, as far as I can tell, available for mailboxes… but who knows, maybe it will be soon.
This is not documented anywhere in the documentation for the specific APIs that do support it, but is instead documented in the Overview for change tracking. Why? Because Microsoft wants you to be sad all the time.
I am assuming this is not possible but hoping it is.
I am using https://developer.atlassian.com/bitbucket/api/2/reference/ and trying to retrieve all tasks for a particular pull-request, but I can't figure out how.
Is it possible on Bitbucket Cloud (bitbucket.org)?
This is not currently possible - as I type this, the API returns the count of open tasks for a given PR (task_count in https://developer.atlassian.com/bitbucket/api/2/reference/resource/repositories/%7Busername%7D/%7Brepo_slug%7D/pullrequests/%7Bpull_request_id%7D), but not the content of those tasks.
It is not documented but, it works by sending GET call to below endpoint
https://api.bitbucket.org/2.0/repositories/TEAM/REPO_SLUG/pullrequests/PR_ID/tasks
Previously if I request app.asana.com/api/1.0/workspaces into a browser (after I had logged into Asana) it was returning all of my workspace ID's.
But currently it is not working and shows the error :- "{"errors":[{"message":"Not Authorized"}]}".
Is there any other solutions to get my asana workspace IDs?
Thank You,
(I work at Asana.) We're sorry for the inconvenience - this was a security hole and we had to close it, as we wrote on our API updates feed. If you're writing an app for others to use, Oauth is the most appropriate and secure way to access the users' data. If you're writing a simple script, you can use your API key. This can be done through a browser, but by using JavaScript and not just making requests in the browser location bar.
I'm creating a new task in Asana - Task Management for Teams via the API. Is there a way to assign a tag to a task via the API? Would be really helpful in terms of filtering.
Thank you.
There is a well written Asana API documentation. Lookup for [Task][2] AND Tags API listing :)
Good luck with that.
Update:
This is another filtered Asana Tag result for you.
It says:
The task endpoint now has addTag and removeTag methods.
I have this project that's based on a Twitter Bot. NOT an abusive or spammer bot. Just a robot that will reply with information about my system when it's mentioned.
The thing is: I expect to have about 3000 mentions/hour. Which means I have to send about 3000 replies/hour.
I know Twitter API calls are limited to 350/h when the app is authenticated and 150/h when it's not. But I've also read about it being 1000/h somewhere in the Twitter Discussion boards.
Anyway, how can I deal with having to send so many replies/hour?
I thought about creating multiple Twitter accounts and delegating some of the replies to them in order to being able to reply to all of them, but I do realize it's not a pretty solution.
Does anyone have a better idea?
Your best bet is to use Streaming.
Connecting
API Params (JSON)
Basically, you open up a connection with their server with your credentials and instead of reading the return stream and closing, you just keep reading. When you want to make a request, you just send another header or something.