MapTasker
Display, analyze and edit the Tasker Project/Profile/Task/Scene configuration from within your browser, based on Tasker's exported XML file (e.g. backup.xml)
This is an application in support of Tasker that is intended to run in your desktop's default browser.
Key Features
- Fine tune the display of the Tasker configuration (Map view)
- Create a Diagram and Tree of the configuration (Diagram view, Tree view)
- Import/Export XML directly from/to Android
- Analyze a Tasker object using Ai
- Add and Edit Tasker objects (Projects, Profiles, Tasks, and Scenes)
- Easily identify issues with the configuration
Sample output can be found here.
Installation:
- via uv:
uv add maptasker - via pip:
pip install maptasker
To use the AI analysis features, install the AI libraries along with MapTasker (MapTasker will not install them for you):
- via uv:
uv add "maptasker[ai]" - via pip:
pip install "maptasker[ai]"
NOTE: If MapTasker doesn't install on Windows 11, first install 'nicegui' and then install MapTasker.
Updating MapTasker:
MapTasker has a built-in auto-updater. If a new version is available, a "New Version" button will appear allowing the user to install the new version and relaunch MapTasker. If the auto-updater does not work, then use one of the following:
- via uv:
uv pip install --upgrade maptasker - via pip:
pip install --upgrade maptasker
For further details, refer to the project on Github.
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