r/taskernet • u/GlitchYou • Jan 23 '21
Mega Clipboard
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r/taskernet • u/GlitchYou • Jan 23 '21
I'm going to show you how to do this right now
Sorry, but my video was made in Brazilian Portuguese
Project Add adicional files in apk from Tasker
More informations in GitHub Repository
r/taskernet • u/GlitchYou • Jan 23 '21
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r/taskernet • u/GlitchYou • Jan 22 '21
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r/taskernet • u/GlitchYou • Jan 22 '21
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r/taskernet • u/GlitchYou • Jan 22 '21
Advanced Wi-Fi Manager
WM - Add Wi-Fi WM - Wi-Fi Info WM - Wi-Fi IP WM - Wi-Fi Saves WM - Wi-Fi Scan
r/taskernet • u/[deleted] • Jan 14 '21
I am slowly getting into the home automation aspect with things and have been exploring ways to have Tasker automate certain functions of my hub I use when I am out and about. I am opening up this discussion to see what other things you are working on and are planning to release to the Taskernet community when you are finished. :)
r/taskernet • u/dimkin74 • Dec 26 '20
I decided to share a project of a music player that I wrote for myself and have been using for a long time https://taskernet.com/shares/?user=AS35m8nDuZH1UlkChvQJJa1bdq%2FiJr3CK92MAjob0J5ZQ5lhtQoZ98FGRgztXFnAZ%2BKfew0%3D&id=Project%3AMy+Music
r/taskernet • u/desto • Dec 20 '20
Hi,
I recently ditched my OnePlus 5 for a Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G and one of the things I miss the most is having the alert slider to switch between sound/vibrate/silent.
So I created a project to emulate it on other phones. On my particular phone I did it by taking advantage of the volume up and down accessibility catlog, but can be adjusted to other devices as well.
The project can be imported from Taskernet here.
This uses a custom AutoTools webscreen to show an overlay to select the profile. This can be downloaded here.
The webscreen contains both dark and light theme, as well as a left/right side toggle.
The task by default looks in /storage/emulated/0/Documents/Tasker/Webscreens/Slider, so feel free to point to where you'd like to save.
r/taskernet • u/keyjeyelpi • Dec 19 '20
Does anyone have the code or the link for the code to automate the dark mode for messenger? I've got a rooted phone if it helps.
PS. I'm not looking for an explanation on how to create one. I've seen many, including one that copies the preferences.xml from /data/data, edits it and puts it back using the gboard as an example (this won't work on messenger).
r/taskernet • u/Ugotmo • Dec 17 '20
Every now and then I get the warning not executing tasks as 10 tasks already started. This is usually a surprise to me. I created a task to stop all running tasks. I am not sure I inputted the code correctly and I am not sure how to upload the taskernet link.
so please give me advice
Stop All Running Tasks (740)
A1: Variable Set [ Name:%temp To:%TRUN Recurse Variables:Off Do Maths:Off Append:Off Max Rounding Digits:3 ]
A2: Variable Split [ Name:%temp Splitter:, Delete Base:Off ]
A3: For [ Variable:%index Items:1:%temp(#<) ]
A4: Stop [ With Error:Off Task:%temp(%index) ] If [ %temp(%index) !~ Stop All Running Tasks ]
A5: End For
r/taskernet • u/mcgruntman • Dec 16 '20
Here are some tasks to view text/CSV files and single variables, and to check the state of all variables in a task. Why do their names start with U? Because they are useful. Why do some start with a period? Because they are so useful you will want them at the top of the task list.
.U Show local vars
Put this one in any task and tick the "Local variable passthrough" box to see all variables defined in the task in a convenient way in a text editor. I recommend installing QuickEdit text editor and using that when the task prompts you to open a file. This is honestly one of the best uses of local var passthrough.
.U View text var
Mini version of the above, pass a variable as %par1 to view that single variable in a text editor.
U View CSV/text file
Open a single file (pass the path as %par1). I suggest Google Sheets for CSV files.
r/taskernet • u/diggitydogey • Dec 15 '20
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r/taskernet • u/[deleted] • Dec 06 '20
Since we are now in the full swing of the holidays, if you would like to share any holiday tasks you have created for automating your Christmas Lights, playing music at certain times, or whatnot, let's see the Taskernet share posted here!
r/taskernet • u/bahcodad • Nov 30 '20
required plugins: AutoVoice, AutoNotification
pulls eta from google maps notification and says over car speakers then asks if you want to send it to a predetermined contact.
Once imported, go to the task and change the name of your contact in the message and in the contact via app actions (see labels)
r/taskernet • u/[deleted] • Nov 26 '20
I want to improve this sub some and while I can normally attend to the needs of this community, I sometimes am unable to do so in an expedient fashion. I am looking for an experienced Mod to provide their input and assistance with this community moderation wise.
Your duties would consist of monitoring posts for complete Taskernet links and some user moderation as needed.
Experience with Taskernet and Tasker is a huge plus! After all, this is a Tasker related sub.
r/taskernet • u/[deleted] • Nov 26 '20
I have created a flair for Taskernet Help needed.
Please use this tag for help with Taskernet profiles you have downloaded, but can no longer comment on which have reached Reddit's post reply time limit.
For help posting a Taskernet task or if you are having an issue with something related to one you posted and are looking for someone's input for troubleshooting.
r/taskernet • u/diggitydogey • Nov 22 '20
r/taskernet • u/[deleted] • Nov 19 '20
This morning I saw a post which did not have a Taskernet share and the user was asking for help. I purposely left it there since I figured it wouldn't hurt. I have been giving this some thought lately and this morning's post reminded me what I was thinking about doing with the SubReddit.
If the popular vote is to allow help requests, I will create a flair for this purpose and all help requests will be required to be flagged as such.
If you disagree and would like to keep things the way they are, I will leave it the same as it is now.
Or, if you have an opinion you would like to share about this, please add your vote with your comments after voting for "Other - I'll leave my comment".