The task file format

[Djyp]

It would be an interesting insight to find the file structure the app uses. If its file based then I may think of a way to sync it with Obsidian or any other markdown app.

Maybe just adding an example file with a few tasks would help to see the basic structure?

[BaldissaraMatheus]

The file structure is quite simple, basically every lane you add is a folder and every task is file.

So if you want to see the tasks in Obsidian, first you need to create a folder in your filesystem that will contain your files, then create a Tasks.md docker container with the volume /api/files mounted to that folder you just created, then sync your server with the device you're using Obsidian (I run Obsidian on my phone, so for that purpose I use syncting, but if you use the desktop app you could access this folder through Samba), then open the folder in Obsidian as a vault. The tasks will show up in Obsidian just like any other file, and creating files through there will also show up in Tasks.md just fine.

To show it as example, I just created a new docker container with the volume /mnt/my-files/Tasks-2:/api/files and created a few lanes and one task.

So if your tasks look like this:

Your files will look like this:

And in Obsidian you would see this:

[Djyp]

This is perfect, you could copy-paste it in your project's documentation as is ! Now I know this format is not made for me ^^ I need to fork the project if I insist on using it.

Btw, it's totally working as is. I often have problems when I try to set up a project but this time it worked like a charm :heart:. I was able to use Tasks.md without tweaks or any hustle

[BaldissaraMatheus]

Great! I'm glad I could help. I'll update the documentation with that info as soon as possible