gtg-dbus-test.py

#!/usr/bin/env python

"""
NOTE: This example is outdated and no longer works properly.
For the latest working example, please see the GTG wiki:

http://live.gnome.org/gtg/dbus
"""

import dbus

bus = dbus.SessionBus()
obj = bus.get_object("com.fritalk.GTG", "/com/fritalk/GTG")
gtg = dbus.Interface(obj, "com.fritalk.GTG")

for t in gtg.get_tasks(): print t

for t in gtg.get_tasks_filtered([], ["Active"], False, False):
  print t["id"], t["title"], t["tags"]
  
for t in gtg.get_task_ids_filtered([], ["Active"], False, False):
  print t

t1 = gtg.new_task(
    "Active", # status
    "This is another test", # title
    "2009-07-10", # due date
    "2009-07-07", # start date
    "", # finish date
    ["@ars"], # tags
    "This is more test content!", # text
    []) # subtask ids

t2 = gtg.new_task(
    "Active", # status
    "This is a test", # title
    "2009-07-10", # due date
    "2009-07-07", # start date
    "", # finish date
    ["@ars", "@article"], # tags
    "This is test content!", # text
    [t1["id"]]) # subtask ids

for t in gtg.get_tasks():
  if "test" in t["title"]:
    gtg.delete_task(t["id"])

tid = "4@1"

if gtg.has_task(tid):
  t = gtg.get_task("4@1")
  t["title"] = "I've changed the title!"
  t["tags"].append("@test")
  gtg.modify_task(tid, t)

for t in gtg.get_tasks():
  if "Qt" in t["title"]:
    gtg.open_task_editor(t["id"])

gtg.hide_task_browser()
gtg.show_task_browser()