This template creates a Motion task on a weekly schedule. A schedule starts the run.
JavaScript sets the title, workspace, and due date for that week, then calls the Motion API to create the task. Put the Motion API key in that JavaScript node. Set the weekday and time on the schedule.
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A schedule starts the scenario on the day and time you choose.
JavaScript builds this week's title and due date, then calls the Motion API. Put the Motion API key in that JavaScript node.
Put your Motion API key in the JavaScript node, or in Latenode secrets that node can read.
In JavaScript, set the task name, workspace or project id, and a due date for the coming week. Call the Motion API to create the task.
Run once a week on the day and time you want the task to appear. Test one create before leaving it on a weekly cadence.
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