Noteist
Print out a report of completed tasks in a Todoist project in Markdown.
Features
- Lists completed tasks for a specified project and date range
- Outputs in Markdown format
- Supports sub-tasks and descriptions
Requirements
- Get your Todoist API Token
- Log in to your Todoist account.
- Go to Settings > Integrations > Developer (tab).
- Copy your API token from the "API token" section.
- A Python Interpreter
Install
It's recommended you use UV and either install as a tool
(uv tool install noteist) or run it with uvx noteist. You can also install it with
pip if you prefer.
Usage
Print help:
noteist --help
Print out completed tasks for the Todoist project Work with the default of two weeks:
noteist --project "Work" --token <TOKEN>
Save the project "Work" as the default:
noteist config set project Work
Save the token "example-token" as the default:
noteist config set token example-token
List saved defaults:
noteist config list
Unset a saved default:
noteist config unset project
Specify the time range:
noteist --since 2025-07-01 --until 2025-07-15
Use relative dates, with anything dateparser supports:
noteist --since "-7d" --until "-3d"
Development
To run the script locally while in development.
- Clone the repository.
- Then run the script with:
uv run -m noteist
Formatting Code
To format the codebase using ruff:
just format
License
MIT
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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