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Habit → Check In
AI-generatedOverview
This node operation allows users to check in a habit in the TickTick application. It is useful for tracking habit completion or progress by recording a check-in value, date, and goal for a specific habit. For example, users can log daily exercise completion or track numeric habits like water intake.
Use Case Examples
- Logging a boolean habit check-in with a value of 1 to indicate completion.
- Recording a numeric habit check-in with a specific amount, such as 5 glasses of water.
- Setting a custom check-in date to log past habit activity.
Properties
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Authentication | Selects the authentication method to use for the TickTick API (Access Token V1, Email/Password V2, or OAuth2 V1). |
| Habit | The specific habit to check in, selectable from a list or by ID. |
| Value | The check-in value, which is 1 for boolean habits or a numeric amount for numeric habits. |
| Check-in Date | The date of the check-in; defaults to the current date if not specified. |
| Goal | The goal value at the time of check-in. |
Output
JSON
habitId- The ID of the habit that was checked in.value- The value recorded for the check-in.checkinDate- The date when the check-in was recorded.goal- The goal value at the time of the check-in.
Dependencies
- TickTick API credentials (Access Token, Email/Password, or OAuth2)
Troubleshooting
- Ensure the correct authentication method is selected; habits require the TickTick Session API (V2) credential.
- If the habit ID is invalid or not found, the operation will fail.
- Check that the check-in date is in a valid date-time format if specified.
- Errors related to API authentication usually indicate invalid or expired credentials; re-authenticate if needed.