New feature "Use @ Todoist labels for difficulty" #56
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Related to #56 Add support for using @ Todoist labels for difficulty instead of p1 p2 p3 p4. * **src/config.py** - Add `label_to_difficulty` field in `Settings` class to map Todoist labels to Habitica difficulties. - Add validation and transformation logic for `label_to_difficulty` field. * **README.md** - Add instructions on how to use @ Todoist labels for difficulty. - Update the "Planned work" section to reflect the new feature. * **src/main.py** - Modify `TasksSync` class to check for Todoist labels and map them to Habitica difficulties using the new `label_to_difficulty` field. - Add `_get_task_difficulty` method to prioritize `label_to_difficulty` over `priority_to_difficulty`. * **tests/unit/test_config.py** - Add tests to verify the new functionality of using @ Todoist labels for difficulty. - Update existing tests to ensure compatibility with the new `label_to_difficulty` field. --- For more details, open the [Copilot Workspace session](https://copilot-workspace.githubnext.com/radeklat/todoist-habitica-sync/issues/56?shareId=XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX).
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Hello @danbo-ark. I'm not using Habitca actively at the moment and this tool is now more in a maintenance mode. But I still consider it active. I added the requested feature in 3.4.0. You need to define which Todoist labels map to which Habitica difficulties with |
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Hey Radeklat,
I love Habitica and your Todoist tool. Are you still developing it? The function "Use @ Todoist labels for difficulty" would be awesome ... I don't get on so well with p1 p2 p3 p4.
Best regards
Danbo
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