RTMFetch - show RTM tasks on your mac desktop
klapy says:
I've created a small python script that shows tasks from RTM on your desktop using GeekTool.
The script and a description how to use it can be found at: http://code.google.com/p/rtmfetch.
The script and a description how to use it can be found at: http://code.google.com/p/rtmfetch.
davidscottweaver says:
Hi there, I'm interested in trying this out, though I know nothing about Geektool or Python. I've installed Geektool and downloaded the RTMFetcher zip, but there is no instruction on where to put the files (rtmfetch.py, etc). I went to terminal to type the command "python rtmfetch.py --username= --store --password" replacing my username and password, but it gives an error no such file or directory. Could you update the instructions on Google with a little more guidance as to where to put the python files and also how to configure Geektool to use them? Thanks!
(closed account) says:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "rtmfetch.py", line 33, in
from RTMFetcher.RTMFetcher import RTMFetcher
File "/Users/mharris/Desktop/RTMFetcher/RTMFetcher/RTMFetcher.py", line 35, in
from icalendar import Calendar, Event
ImportError: No module named icalendar
Even after I installed py-icalendar.
File "rtmfetch.py", line 33, in
from RTMFetcher.RTMFetcher import RTMFetcher
File "/Users/mharris/Desktop/RTMFetcher/RTMFetcher/RTMFetcher.py", line 35, in
from icalendar import Calendar, Event
ImportError: No module named icalendar
Even after I installed py-icalendar.
bdmacrie says:
Hi, I've gotten your script to work as advertised, but it's listing each task's priority number (0-3) next to the text, which I'm finding somewhat distracting. Is there a way to turn this off, or better yet, is there a specific python script in the package that I can modify to control how the task is displayed? Thanks.
chad.ruffin says:
I'd appreciate it if someone could post instructions in more detail. I keep getting invalid syntax when running the script as I thought was suggested.
mizark says:
I'd also love some more documentation. I too "followed" the directions as best I could but no go....
Thanks
Thanks
klapy says:
Sorry for the lack of replies.
I will try to update the wiki page with more detailed instruction as soon as possible!
@wcitypoe
This issue should be fixed in a new release, if it still persists could you add an issue to the google project?
@bdmacrie
Edit the __str__ method of RTMTask.py
@everyone
Contact me on Twitter if you need help. My account: http://www.twitter.com/klaaspieter
I will try to update the wiki page with more detailed instruction as soon as possible!
@wcitypoe
This issue should be fixed in a new release, if it still persists could you add an issue to the google project?
@bdmacrie
Edit the __str__ method of RTMTask.py
@everyone
Contact me on Twitter if you need help. My account: http://www.twitter.com/klaaspieter
ddoonie says:
This is correct "python rtmfetch.py --username= --store --password"
but you have to specify where you saved your script... ie. ~/desktop/blah.py
but you have to specify where you saved your script... ie. ~/desktop/blah.py
(closed account) says:
The "lack of documentation" bug's been accepted:
http://code.google.com/p/rtmfetch/issues/detail?id=7
http://code.google.com/p/rtmfetch/issues/detail?id=7
klapy says:
I have added installations instructions to the main page: http://code.google.com/p/rtmfetch/
If anyone still has problems, contact me! My contact info can also be found on the main page.
If anyone still has problems, contact me! My contact info can also be found on the main page.
renewuttke says:
Can you post an updated script with the "never"-exclude.
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