The plugin struggles to identify running timers if they don't have all their fields set, even though some of these fiels are optional with Toggl, leading to this workaround:

For correct stopping and polling, please make sure all settings are set: Entry Name, Workspace and Project. Try switching the profiles too, it should reinitialise all buttons.

Originally posted by @tobimori in #22 (comment)

The current configuration doesn't include a text box to enter a task, nor does the project dropdown include tasks under a project.

https://github.com/toggl/toggl_api_docs/blob/master/chapters/time_entries.md#time-entries
tid: task ID (integer, not required)

Get project tasks: https://github.com/toggl/toggl_api_docs/blob/master/chapters/projects.md#get-project-tasks
GET https://api.track.toggl.com/api/v8/projects/{project_id}/task

I have the title field empty, and the button label populated. The label and timer do not appear on the button.

Streamdeck 5.0.0 (14247)
Mac OS Big Sur

Love the plugin, helps a lot with keeping my time straight.

One thing that would be super useful would be the ability for the plugin to prompt for the Entry Name when starting tracking. I have the Stream Deck buttons setup to different categories of time (e.g. Support, Meeting, Training ect...) but I'd like to be able to set a different Entry Name each time I start tracking so I remember what exactly I was working on for that time block.

Thanks!

Is this repo maintained?
I just tried using the plugin and it doesn't work as expected.
Tracking status isn't reliable, the timer never shows up.

I'm not sure if this is possible with the Toggl API, but I think this would be one of the main ways I would use the plugin.

As someone who is very often changing the description and project, I think having 1 start/stop button would be the best for me. In an ideal world, that same button would be red when time is being tracked and black when not.

Example:

1. I'm timing a task
2. I get up to take a break - press the button - timer stops
3. I get back from my break - press the button - timer starts the last task I was timing

I'll likely also then have a 2nd button that simply launched the Toggl app (System > Open). Others could have it open the Toggl Website (System > Website).

I would then use the app (or website) to start a new task that I wanted to change the details of.

You likely know better than me and my 30 seconds of API glancing, but here are my initial thoughts:

Stop current task

1. Get running time entry
2. Stop a time entry (using info from API call 1)

Start last task

1. Get time entries started in a specific time range
2. Start a time entry (grabbing the last entry from API call 1)

THANKS IN ADVANCE! :)

Starting and stopping active trackers works quite well. Two general buttons would be useful: start an empty tracker (should be possible by now, without setting any Entry Name and Project) and a stop timer that just stops the timer, nevertheless which entry is running.

toggl.com or www.toggl.com will no longer be a supported entry point for the Toggl Track API check:

https://github.com/toggl/toggl_api_docs
https://toggl.com/blog/api-documentation-change

we will drop the API usage on www.toggl.com soon

It would be nice to use setGlobalSettings to store the token, so that we wouldn't need to copy the token to each button (in my case I have 8 button instances).

At this Moment I can start an Time Tracking on MacOS 11.2.3 on an Mac mini m1 but the Button didn't change the color (Like I know it from Windows) and so I can't stop the tracking. Every time I push the same Trackingbutton the last one stop and the new tracking begin.

Instead of the action always starting a new timer, it would be nice if you could start/stop

Love the plugin...thank you for creating it.

We create Tasks under our Projects and tend to use them rather than the "What are you working on?" descriptions. Would you please add support for creating buttons that specify the Tasks under each Project?

Thanks!

It would be really nice to have a sync between the streamdeck buttons and the actual timer running online. If I start a timer on the deck and end it - for example in the app or on the web - the deck button remains red. It should recognize it and change the button to the inactive state.

The same would be nice for starting a track online an it could sync with the deck, if there is a appropriate button.

Currently, the Button seams to change between start and stop, regardless of the state of actual toggl state.

If I start a timer by pressing a button on the deck, button turns red and tracking begins. If I press it again, the button turns black and timer stops. So far so good...

But if I start a timer by deck and stop it by toogl app or online, the button stays red #12 and the next press will start a new timer, while the buttons turn black again. Timer and deck are out of sync.

Improve bandwidth usage and polling rate by switching to poll once per account in use and not per visible action

I've been using this integration a lot. I haven't figured out how to do pomodoro timers though. I looked through the API and there doesn't appear to be a flag or attribute to differentiate the timer type. Do you know if the API supports pomodoro and whether we could extend the integration to support this?

Hi,

 Great job in here first of all!

Will it be possible to populate tags under the 'Project' section?

Thanks a lot in advance,
David.

Don't know if the toggl API supports it, but showing the current tracking time on the deck would be awesome :)

So happy to see that someone developed a toggl plugin!

I just tested it out on my macbook, and seem to have run into an issue.

If I understood it correctly, I should be able to stop the tracking on a specific projekt, by pushing the button the second time.
Unfortunately what is happening instead, is that the timer just starts again on the same project.

So tracking of time is working. If I push another button on another project, a new timer starts as expected. But looks like its the same logic even when pressing the same button again on a project that is being tracked currently.

Toggl stopped polling and changing state after upgrading my MacBook Pro to Big Sur.

I'm not sure what information you need to troubleshoot; however, I am happy to provide information that you need.

I noticed @matejcerny was able to upgrade the API to v9 2 days ago.

Just wondering if @tobimori can look to release an updated compiled version for the Elgato store before the upcoming V8 API depreciation on May16? As per PR #40 or if we should look to compile locally?

This could be done with an in-app login popup where you need to log in once and then the API key will be saved in a global setting. You should be able to select your account (from those saved api keys) using a select input in the property inspector. Also, all projects and workspaces should be selectable using a select input, not with 'overcomplicating' ids copied from an url.

Is it possible to have an action dedicated to stopping the timer regardless of what timer is running?

After creating the button, the default is red. This means when I click it, it goes grey, and then the timer starts.

If I stop the timer in the web app, it fixes the issue as the button is then grey - indicating it is off.

When stopping in the web app, the streamdeck icon is not changed automatically.

I really love your implementation! It's very useful, even if it just installed it :)

I'm not quite shure what the "Button Label" does. The README doesn't contain any information about it.