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Connect MeisterTask to District of Columbia Open Data
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Triggers and actions 9 triggers · 12 actions
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New AttachmentTriggers when a new file is attached to any task in the project you pick. Returns the attachment's name, type and download link along with the task it belongs to.
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New Checklist ItemTriggers when a new checklist item is added to any task in the project you pick. Returns the item's text and status along with the checklist and task it belongs to.
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New CommentTriggers when a new comment is posted on any task in the project you pick. Returns the comment text and author along with the task it was posted on.
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New LabelTriggers when a new label is created in the project you pick. Returns the label's name and color.
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New PersonTriggers when a new person joins your MeisterTask account. Returns their name, email address and when they were added.
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New ProjectTriggers when a new project is created in your MeisterTask account. Returns the project's name, notes and status.
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New SectionTriggers when a new section (column) is added to the project you pick. Returns the section's name, color and work-in-progress limit.
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New TaskTriggers when a new task is created in the project you pick. Returns the task's title, notes, section and assignee.
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New Task LabelTriggers when a label is added to any task in the project you pick. Returns the label's name and color along with the task it was added to.
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Create AttachmentUploads a file and attaches it to a MeisterTask task. Returns the new attachment's ID, name and download link.
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Create LabelCreates a new label in a MeisterTask project. Returns the label's ID, name and color.
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Create TaskCreates a new task in a MeisterTask section. Returns the task's ID, title, section and project.
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Create Task LabelAdds an existing project label to a MeisterTask task. Returns the link between the task and the label.
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Find AttachmentFinds an attachment on a MeisterTask task by name. Returns whether a match was found along with the attachment's ID, name and download link.
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Find LabelFinds a label in a MeisterTask project by name. Returns whether a match was found along with the label's ID and color.
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Find PersonFinds a person in your MeisterTask account by email address or full name. Returns whether a match was found along with the person's ID, name and email.
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Find TaskFinds a task in a MeisterTask project by title, optionally limited to one section. Returns whether a match was found along with the task's ID, section and assignee.
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Update TaskUpdates a MeisterTask task. Only the values you supply are changed — anything you leave blank keeps its current value.
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Find datasetsSearch the DC Open Data catalog for datasets by keyword, category, or tag, returning matching dataset ids, titles, and descriptions.
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Find recordsQuery a dataset's features/records with attribute filters, spatial filters, sorting, and paging, returning JSON or GeoJSON results.
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Get datasetGet a dataset's metadata and field/schema definitions by dataset or layer id, so callers know what attributes can be filtered or returned.
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