The goal is actually that I’m able to hook my ticket tracking system (I’m using Zammad) to various ToDo lists I can expose to other people. I’m happy to write middleware to make that work, but I don’t want to write a whole ToDo app.
Needs to be able to track multiple lists that can be shared in a granular way (I want to share some lists with some people and other lists with other people).
Org-mode does not have an API but I’ve separated out multiple files and synced via git to moderate success with my gf. No API but maybe with gitea and orgize you could do something?
I’ve been using https://kolaente.dev/vikunja/vikunja
It has options for sharing and assigning people to a task, but I only use it for personal stuff so haven’t checked properly those features.
I’m not sure how the integration experience would be since I’m not familiar with calDAV.
It has options for sharing and assigning people to a task, but I only use it for personal stuff so haven’t checked properly those features.
Same here ! Self-hosted vikunja working great for personal use. It has so much to offer and It worked flawlessly for months ! But haven’t tested it in a multi-user environment, so I can’t vouch for the working state of those features.
On thing that’s missing (but it’s in the backlog, and will be reimplemented soon!) Is the integration with a todo app like jtx board or OpenBoard.
It works, but because of the new editor, the todo’s aren’t transcribed back to markdown, so you have an unreadable html mess. But that’s okay I can live witout it, the web environment is working great anyway :).
https://tasks.org/ does it with CalDAV, and you can share different CalDAV calendars with different people, fo example in Next cloud fairly easily, but also with Radicals, a bit more manual.
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Org-mode does not have an API but I’ve separated out multiple files and synced via git to moderate success with my gf. No API but maybe with gitea and orgize you could do something?
I’ve been using https://kolaente.dev/vikunja/vikunja
It has options for sharing and assigning people to a task, but I only use it for personal stuff so haven’t checked properly those features.
I’m not sure how the integration experience would be since I’m not familiar with calDAV.
I second this answer. Vikunja is like a selfhosted Trello
Same here ! Self-hosted vikunja working great for personal use. It has so much to offer and It worked flawlessly for months ! But haven’t tested it in a multi-user environment, so I can’t vouch for the working state of those features.
On thing that’s missing (but it’s in the backlog, and will be reimplemented soon!) Is the integration with a todo app like jtx board or OpenBoard.
It works, but because of the new editor, the todo’s aren’t transcribed back to markdown, so you have an unreadable html mess. But that’s okay I can live witout it, the web environment is working great anyway :).
https://tasks.org/ does it with CalDAV, and you can share different CalDAV calendars with different people, fo example in Next cloud fairly easily, but also with Radicals, a bit more manual.
I used idonethis.com a long time ago, but haven’t had a need for it lately so can’t comment on any changes to it in the past 4-4l5 years