Task Management Scripts

=Summary=
This page contains a number of task management scripts which allow a user greater control over their tasks. Functionality includes:
# Backup to another account
# Copy/duplicate
# Mass delete
# Auto-reschedule to-dos
=Code=
You can find the code here: 
* Copy Tasks Between Accounts: Google Apps Script
* Delete All Tasks: Google Apps Script
* Reschedule To-Do (Simple): Google Apps Script
=Things to Know=
=Installation=
Click this link for the code and follow the instructions in Setting Up Streamlined Scripts, or follow the step-by-step setup instructions below. 
==Create the script==
#Click here to go to the Buff Limiter script.
#* If you're not already logged in to your Google account, you'll be asked to sign in.
# Go to the "Overview," the top tab on the left side (a circle with an “i” inside)
# Click the "Copy" icon on the far right (two papers)
# Rename your new script, removing “Copy of”
# Save the script (disk icon)
==Personalize the script==
# Open your API Settings. Highlight and copy your User ID (it looks something like this: 377a4d3d-c55c-48b8-9bf8-59b97480daf8). In the Reschedule Tasks script, paste your User ID between the quotations where it says const USER_ID = "".
#* It should now look something like this: const USER_ID = "377a4d3d-c55c-48b8-9bf8-59b97480daf8".
# On the same page where you copied your User ID, click the "Show API Token" button, and copy your API Token. In the Google script, paste your API Token between the quotations where it says const API_TOKEN = "".
#* It should now look something like this: const API_Token = "377a4d3d-c55c-48b8-9bf8-59b97480daf8".
# Enter your buff limits
# Enter your desired FREQUENCY (the number of minutes between checks, e.g., "check my buffs every 10 minutes").
# Enter your desired BUFFER (the % below your limit to which you'd like to lower your buffs, e.g., "lower to 10% below my buff limit")
# Save the script (disk icon)
==Run the Install function==
# Ensure that the install function is listed in the drop-down menu to the right of “debug”
# Click “run,” to the left of “debug”
#* You should see "Execution completed" in the Execution Log.
=Gratitude=
To @Mike_the_Monk and @bumbleshoot, for helping me level up my coding, and for creating fantastic scripts for me to pilfer good code.
=Contact=
Please message @benniefolyfe for questions, suggestions, or troubleshooting. I'm happy to help!
Category:Extensions, Add-Ons, and Customizations