This package provides a very basic interface to Todoist.
The Pydoist class allows parsing of strings list as Todoist entries, extracting the needed information from the string itself and bundling it into an item.
It does require a Todoist account and an API token to work. The token can be set at runtime using the --token parameter of pydoist or from the ~/.config/pydoist.conf file (which may contain only the token).
The project names inference uses Levenshtein distance. In the default script with the default markers, one may use :
%%i with i a number to set priority
@datestr to perform date inference on datestr
#projectname for project inference on projectname
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