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Contents
TL;DR; ----- asana2flowdock relays asana events into flowdock. like this: ![](https://s3.amazonaws.com/ss.dojo4.com/RTbL2P5VyYOWhnhDoKsfG.png) to install it do: ```bash gem install asana2flowdock ``` to get going you'll need a configuration file created. asana2flowdock will store it's config file in ~/.asana2flowdock/config.yml, to create one simply do: ```bash asana2flowdock config ``` this should spawn your editor and let you configure both your asana and flowdock tokens, and also set the workspace in asana you want to pull activity from. if this fails for any reason you really just need to create a config file like so: ```yaml # file: ~/.asana2flowdock/config.yml asana: token: yer_asana_api_token workspace: dojo4.com # probably should be you asana workspace name ;-) flowdock: token: your_flowdock_api_token ``` after that, you only need run ```bash ~> asana2flowdock ``` to begin relaying messages from asana, to flowdock. to run this command in daemon mode you will want to do: ```bash ~> asana2flowdock daemon start ``` to learn more type ```bash ~> asana2flowdock help # OR ~> asana2flowdock daemon usage ``` email to : ara@dojo4.com for help and/or feedback
Version data entries
3 entries across 3 versions & 1 rubygems
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asana2flowdock-1.1.1 | README.md |
asana2flowdock-1.1.0 | README.md |
asana2flowdock-1.0.0 | README.md |