asanable

Prioritized daily digest for your Asana tasks — overdue, today, this week — straight in your terminal.

Features

• Fetch incomplete Asana tasks assigned to you, sorted by due date
• Score and prioritize: overdue > today > this week > later
• Rich CLI output with colored sections and summary
• Optional: daily scheduler, Slack and Telegram notifications

Setup

git clone https://github.com/navfa/asanable.git && cd asanable
cp .env.example .env
python -m venv .venv && source .venv/bin/activate
pip install -e ".[dev]"

Edit .env with your Asana personal access token and workspace GID.

Usage

# First time setup (interactive wizard)
asanable --init

# Run the full digest
asanable

# Summary only (quiet mode)
asanable --quiet

# Filter by project (case-insensitive substring match)
asanable --project "Mobile App"
asanable -p admin

# Use cached data (no API call, instant)
asanable --cache

# Force refresh from API
asanable --refresh

# Show only overdue tasks
asanable --overdue

# Show only tasks due today
asanable --today

# Export as HTML
asanable --output html > digest.html

# Combine flags
asanable -p mobile -q
asanable --cache --overdue
asanable --cache -o html > mobile.html

# Run as a daily scheduler
asanable --schedule

# Show version
asanable --version

Development

All common commands are available via make:

make install    # Install project with dev dependencies
make lint       # Run linter (with auto-fix)
make format     # Format code
make check      # Lint + format check (CI mode, no fix)
make test       # Run all tests
make cov        # Run tests with coverage report (80% threshold)
make run        # Run the digest
make quiet      # Run digest in quiet mode
make project P="Mobile App"  # Filter by project
make html       # Export digest as HTML to stdout
make init       # Run interactive setup wizard
make schedule   # Start the daily scheduler
make clean      # Remove build artifacts and caches

Or run commands directly:

# Run a specific test file
pytest tests/unit/test_priority_service.py -v

# Run a single test
pytest tests/unit/test_priority_service.py::TestScoring::test_overdue_gets_highest_score -v

Architecture

CLI (main.py) → Services (business logic) → Clients (external APIs)
                     ↑
                Domain (pure entities)
                     ↓
               Renderers (CLI, HTML, Slack, Telegram)

Configuration

All settings via environment variables (.env file). See .env.example for the full list.

License

MIT