Nibbana

Nibbana is an unofficial client to NirvanaHQ written in coffeescript and deployed as an NPM module. It currently supports (arbitrary percentage above 60)% of the known features of the NirvanaHQ web app.

Installing

npm install nibbana

Quick start

Nibbana = require 'nibbana'

# Create storage for tasks
# You could use Nibbana.ObjectStorage too for node
storage = new Nibbana.LocalStorage( window.localStorage )

# Initiate the session
nibbana = new Nibbana.Session( storage )

# Authenticate
nibbana
.authenticate( <username>, <password> )
.pipe -> nibbana.update()
.done ->
  # Show a task list grouped by state for the first project
  projects = Nibbana.ViewFactory.project_list( nibbana.storage ).get()
  tasks = Nibbana.ViewFactory.task_list( nibbana.storage, projects[0] ).get()
  console.log( "Project: #{projects[0].name()}" )
  for group, task_list of task_view.get()
    console.log( group )
    console.log( "  #{task.name()}" ) for task in task_list

Known issues

See the github issue tracker

Why?

Although the NirvanaHQ team has a project in the works, it has taken a while just to get the iphone version of NirvanaHQ out. The mobile website is pretty awful to use even on a latest generation android device.

As such I decided I'd write my own NirvanaHQ android app sing PhoneGap and this is the first step towards that.

Will using the API allow me to get around the plan limits?

Nope.

Pitfalls

I'm not a member of the NirvanaHQ team nor am I in any way affiliated with them. As such I am not privvy to changes in the API or their future plans regarding access of it.

That means that this shit could break at a moments notice in unreparable ways. If there is a way to fix it I'll do what I can but no promises.

You've been warned.