Editorial Workflow — Send to Reminders.app

Send to Reminders.app

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This is a workflow for Editorial, a Markdown and plain text editor for iOS. To download it, you need to view this page on a device that has the app installed.

Description: This workflow searches the current document for tags in the format @due(YYY-MM-DD hh:mm) and automatically creates task entries in the iOS Reminders.app. It is based on the Taskpaper format.

I've also tweaked the [TP] Set Due Date workflow to make it set the time.

Shared by: @macedotavares

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#coding: utf-8
import workflow
import reminders
import datetime
import re

action_in = workflow.get_input()

lines_of_text = action_in.split('/n')

r = '-\s*(.*) @.*(\d{4})-(\d{2})-(\d{2}) (\d{2}):(\d{2})'



#set reminders
def SetReminder(t, y, mo, d, h, mi):
	r = reminders.Reminder()
	a = reminders.Alarm()
	r.title = title
	due = datetime.datetime(y,mo,d,h,mi)
	r.due_date = due
	a.date = due
	r.alarms = [a]
	r.save()
	print 'Reminder '+ title + ' added.'
	return True

for line in lines_of_text:
	for title, year, month, day, hours, minutes in re.findall(r, action_in):
		year = int(year)
		month = int(month)
		day = int(day)
		hours = int(hours)
		minutes = int(minutes)
		SetReminder(title, year, month, day, hours, minutes)

#TODO: Generate the output...
action_out = action_in

workflow.set_output(action_out)

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