Summary
To provide up-to-date statistics on the homepage, we want to fetch the count of "Sponsored Events" directly from our ClickUp workspace instead of relying solely on the static _data/sponsored_events.json file.
Proposed Changes
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New Module: Create clickup_client.py to handle interactions with the ClickUp API.
- Function:
fetch_clickup_stats(token, list_id)
- Logic: Fetch tasks from the specified list (including closed tasks) and return the count.
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App Update: Modify app.py to integrate the client.
- Check for
CLICKUP_API_TOKEN and CLICKUP_LIST_ID environment variables.
- If present, use
clickup_client to fetch the count.
- If missing or if the API call fails, fall back to the existing local calculation method.
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Refactor: Improve the existing local counting logic using itertools for cleaner code (flattening the nested dictionary structure).
Environment Variables
CLICKUP_API_TOKEN: Personal Access Token or OAuth token.CLICKUP_LIST_ID: The ID of the ClickUp List containing the events.
Summary
To provide up-to-date statistics on the homepage, we want to fetch the count of "Sponsored Events" directly from our ClickUp workspace instead of relying solely on the static
_data/sponsored_events.jsonfile.Proposed Changes
New Module: Create
clickup_client.pyto handle interactions with the ClickUp API.fetch_clickup_stats(token, list_id)App Update: Modify
app.pyto integrate the client.CLICKUP_API_TOKENandCLICKUP_LIST_IDenvironment variables.clickup_clientto fetch the count.Refactor: Improve the existing local counting logic using
itertoolsfor cleaner code (flattening the nested dictionary structure).Environment Variables
CLICKUP_API_TOKEN: Personal Access Token or OAuth token.CLICKUP_LIST_ID: The ID of the ClickUp List containing the events.