This is an extension for the MagicMirror. It can display your tasks from your ClickUP Todo List. You can add multiple instances of this module with different lists selected. Only one account supported. The requests to the server will be paused if this module is not displayed currently on the Mirror (either because of the use of carousel or hidden by Remote-Control for example) or by the use of a PIR sensor and the module MMM-PIR-Sensor. An immediate update will occur once the module returns to the display.

1. Navigate into your MagicMirror's modules folder and execute the command git clone https://github.com/AndrewMatayka/MMM-ClickUPv2.git. A new folder will appear, navigate into it.
2. Execute the command npm install in order to install the required node dependencies.

In order to properly use this module, you will have to gain an Access Code using the MMM-ClickUPv2-Server retriever. As well as create an App through ClickUP for API Access. This program should be ran either on your local computer or the Magic Mirror.

*If you are using the Magic Mirror to run the program, you will have to take note of its local ip for later.

To setup this module, follow these steps:

1. Open your ClickUP workspace on the Desktop App relevant to you.
2. Click your profile picture / workspace icon with the dropdown arrow in the bottom left corner.
3. In the options that pop up, select Integrations.
4. Find the Option that says ClickUP Api, as shown here.

5. Click the Green Plus near the right side that says + Create an App.
6. Enter MMM-ClickUPv2 as the App Name.
7. Enter 127.0.0.1 as the Redirect URL(s). If you aren't going to be accessing the web server from the same computer as it's running, then make sure to also add the ip of that computer here with a comma. When you start the web server it will display its ip.
8. Click the Green box that says Create App.
9. Copy the Client ID and Client Secret that you are shown to your config/config.js. It may also be a good idea to note these values down so you don't lose them later.
10. Take the Client ID you copied and proceed to the following step!

1. Clone the Git Repository into a local directory by running the following command git clone https://github.com/AndrewMatayka/MMM-ClickUPv2-Server.git.
2. CD into the directory with the following command cd ./MMM-ClickUPv2-Server.
3. Make sure all the required dependencies are installed by running the following command npm start.
4. Start the Web Server by running npm start.
5. Take note of the IP Address given in the Terminal. This can be found after the following text Express Server exposed on IP: {IP-HERE}
6. On the same computer or another computer navigate to that ip in your browser. If you get a warning about The connection not being private, find the button for visiting the website anyways and proceed.
7. On the page that loads, insert the Client ID that you got when you first registered your app with ClickUP into the corresponding Text Field.
8. Press the button that says Authorize!.
9. On the page that opens up, select the Workspace you are looking to use, and press the green button at the bottom that says Connect Workspace.
10. Once you are redirected back to where you started, copy the Access Code Value that you received and insert it into config/config.js.

Once both of these steps have been completed, you should now have everything necessary setup and should be good to run the Module and enjoy it!

In order to use this module, you must add it to the modules array in the config/config.js file.

For Example:

modules: [
    {
        module: 'MMM-ClickUPv2',
        position: 'middle_center', //This can be any of the regions. Best results in left or right regions.
        header: 'ClickUP', //This is optional
        config: {
            folderName: "Education", //The name of the Folder that your List is in.
            listName: "Homework", //The name of the List that you want to get Tasks from.
            updateInterval: 60 * 1000, //How often the Module will update (Min * Sec * MS) 60 Seconds
            taskTypes: ["Class", "Type"], //The names of the Custom Fields (Types) that you want to be shown.
            completedStatus: "submitted", //The name of your completed Status. Used to cross off or remove already completed Tasks.
            maxCompletedTaskCount: 3, //The maximum number of completed Tasks to show on screen crossed off.
            dontShowUntilStartDate: true, //If this is true, it will hide any tasks until their start date. If false will show all tasks as normal
            includeTextInStatusIndicatorCell: true,
            showSubmittedSubtasks: false,
            clientID: "", //Your Client-ID That you get when registering an app.
            clientSecret: "", //Your Client-Secret that you get when registering an app.
            accessCode: "", //The accessCode that we got from the guide. Using [MMM-ClickUPv2-Server]
            debug: false //Whether or not to show Debug info.
        }
    }
]

The following properties are able to be configured inside of config/config.js.

• request (Installed via npm install from Installation)

A few sample screenshots in order to show you what this module looks like. It is fairly configurable and is subject to be changed depending on how you use ClickUP.

This project is based on work done by Chris Brooker in the MMM-Todoist module.

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