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says:I have always loved being able to quickly add tasks via Quicksilver, but it seems that the days of Quicksilver are coming to a close. The developer has released a new app with Google called Quick Search Box (QSB) which is quite similar to Quicksilver. The latest version works quite well. Has anyone begun trying to implement an RTM plugin for the application?
Peace,
Bram
Posted at 12:52pm on February 7, 2009
This would be great! I thing quick search box has a big future ahead since it is now also available for windows. A RTM plugin would be great!
Posted at 7:46pm on June 10, 2009
says:I'd second that - an RTM plugin is needed!
Posted at 5:57pm on June 11, 2009
says:That'd be cool indeed !
Posted at 2:11am on June 21, 2009
says:yes please... anyone out there?
Posted at 8:54pm on June 29, 2009
says:I just dug into the QSB built in iTunes plugin and noticed it's all written in Applescript. I developed an Applescript-based integration with Entourage, and I think I'll be able to take bits and pieces and port it to QSB.
I'll give it a try over the next few days/weeks and post back if I can figure it out.
Posted at 8:13pm on June 30, 2009
says:Wow, QSB is horribly undocumented. This will take longer than I thought...
Posted at 5:29am on July 4, 2009
says:+1 for a QSB plug in… i'd love that. (the single most reason i can't move away from quicksilver)
Posted at 10:08am on July 20, 2009
@ roopesh
hang in there!
Posted at 10:28pm on August 6, 2009
says:@roopesh
I was thinking of doing the same thing (run via applescript). I need a quick entry mode like crazy. Have you made progress on this at all, or should I start looking at coding my own?
Posted at 8:23pm on August 13, 2009
says:I hope you guys have some success with this. I've been using QSB for the past week and I'm loving it. All it's now lacking for me is the ability to search my gmail and RTM integration.
Posted at 7:01am on August 14, 2009
says:I'm hoping that those brave and much more tech savvy than me people on this forum can figure out how to develop an RTM plugin. Everyday I hope!
Thanks.
Posted at 2:26pm on September 12, 2009
says:@roopesh
Was just looking through your Entourage script to see if I could port it over to GQSB. That's a huge script, man. I'm digging through it, but I could use a hand to weed out the unimportant parts.
Just as a poll, would people be happy (for now) if there was just a way to dump a new task in the Inbox? Or do people absolutely need list integration?
Posted at 8:42pm on September 15, 2009
says:Inbox is all I need.
Does the new Smart Add handle all that?
Posted at 4:55am on September 16, 2009
says:Theoretically, you should be able to use the smart add syntax to put it wherever you want, but the old Quicksilver plugin would allow you to specify the list directly.
Anyone versed in getting the Auth to work via applescript? Or is there someone out there who knows more about Python than I do? I am drowning in this. It's over my head.
Posted at 3:04pm on September 16, 2009
says:Dumping a new task would do me for starters.
Posted at 9:08pm on September 16, 2009
says:I would be happy with dumping a task into the inbox
Posted at 2:19am on September 18, 2009
says:I'm also for development of a RTM plugin exactly like the Quicksilver plugin. I have QS installed solely for the purpose of easily adding tasks to RTM. It is THE QUICKEST way to add tasks.
Posted at 10:09am on October 12, 2009
says:It will be hard to implement the QSB plugin the same as the QS plugin, due to the lack of third pane support in QSB. But with Smart Add, you can designate lists and such inline.
Posted at 4:09pm on October 13, 2009
Great, This is cool.
Posted at 5:35pm on October 13, 2009
says:I would also love a qsb-plugin with the smart-add-syntax.
Posted at 7:22pm on October 13, 2009
says:bump
Posted at 11:16pm on October 13, 2009
says:The smart-add syntax is built into the API, so it would automatically be included in the QSB plugin.
Again, if there is someone who is more adept at either Objective C, or Python than me, or someone who has actually gotten the auth to work via Applescript, let me know. I have been pecking at it here and there, but no luck.
Or if anyone knows a way to (instead of using the auth token), send a username / password to RTM, QSB has a built in accounts manager, so we could use that.
Posted at 1:48pm on October 14, 2009
says:Could you not just get it to use the mail to rtm feature? i.e. just run
a command in the background with sendmail. Something like:
sendmail user@rmilk.com
subject: the task tomorrow at 2pm !1 @home #.tag http://a.url
Posted at 9:56pm on October 15, 2009
says:I mean so QSB sends the text that the user inputs to the subject part of the sendmail command. Not sure if this would be possible, but it might work. I have this kind of thing working with rtm with an applescript I've put together a while back.
Posted at 9:59pm on October 15, 2009
says:Yeah, but it's not exactly the most efficient way of doing it. That method would assume that people have a desktop email client to tap into, which I personally don't like to use. Building an actual QSB plugin would be MUCH easier to use once it's created.
Just in case people are curious, I have been working on this. Had to teach myself Python to do it, but I am about 90% there. Having some trouble with the auth right now, but once my comment gets approved on the API mailing list (*cough*seriously-it's-been-2-days*cough*) I should *hopefully* get that bug worked out. Once I get it working, it will be open sourced so people can clean up my amateur python code, and possibly add new features to it.
But god damn it, I was tired of waiting.
Posted at 2:58pm on October 16, 2009
says:See here:
http://www.rememberthemilk.com/forums/tips/8679/
Posted at 5:34pm on October 26, 2009
