So, I started digging around trying to find my own way. I get it though, pushing new features to production takes time, but that was time that I didn't want to wait. But as of the writing of this article, they do not have one available to the public. It seems like it's an item that has been requested a few times, and currently seems to be an item that they're working on. I had been thinking about moving away from the last app that I used, and the fact that they have a built-in Pomodoro timer solidified the switch for me and I haven't looked back. On the program's startup, I was calling an API to grab my to-do list and store the items in an array, then cycling through each to display on my screen.Ī problem came up when after the New Year I switched services to TickTick. Over the past couple of months I've been experimenting with a little hardware project, the goal being to display a current to-do item I'm focusing on through an e-ink screen using a Raspberry Pi. It was built for a very simple purpose of mine, but depending on your use case, it could be perfect for you as well.
#TICKTICK API FREE#
The free tiers of both of these services is all that's required to get your personal API running, so this doesn't cost a single cent.ĭisclaimer: This is not intended to replace a full-featured API and only works for your own TickTick account. However, it is required that you have accounts for both, and recommended that you've at least played around with both of them a little bit.
This article doesn't expect you to have any in-depth familiarity with AWS or IFTTT.
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