task.md

Task API Request Response

A task can be created as either an EPIC or SUBTASK. An epic can have multiple subtasks

Subtasks can be treated as tasks as they can have their own statuses and assignees.

Request

data = {
    'project_id': <project.id>,
    'title': 'Write Tests',
    'description': 'Write Tests to finish project',
    'assigned_to_id': <user.id>,
    'issue': 'EPIC'
}

Response

{
    'project': {
        'id': <project.id>,
        'title': 'New Project',
        'description': 'Build Stuff here',
        'code': 'NP',
        'status': 'DRAFT',
        'created_at': <datetime>,
        'modified_at': <datetime>,
        'created_by': {
            'username': 'creator',
            'email': '[email protected]'
        }
    },
    'title': 'Write Tests',
    'description': 'Write Tests to finish project',
    'due_date': None
    'status': 'DRAFT',
    'code': 'NP-1',
    'created_at': <datetime>,
    'modified_at': <datetime>,
    'issue': 'EPIC',
    'assigned_to': {
        'username': 'assignee',
        'email': '[email protected]'
    },
    'created_by': {
        'username': 'creator',
        'email': '[email protected]'
    }
    substasks: None
}

Filtering Tasks

Tasks can be filtered by using the project code, example url is shown below.

eg: http://localhost:8000/v1/api/tasks?project=<code>