This template logs a daily RescueTime productivity snapshot into Google Sheets. A schedule runs once per day.
JavaScript calls the RescueTime Analytic API with the key stored on that node and formats date, hours, productivity score, and top activities. Google Sheets appends a row. Connect Google Sheets, then pick an hour after midnight in your timezone so yesterday's data is complete.
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A schedule fires once a day at the time you choose.
JavaScript requests yesterday's summary from the RescueTime API. Keep the API key on this node.
Google Sheets adds a row with date, hours, productivity score, and top activities.
In RescueTime account settings, create an API key that can read analytic data. You will paste it on the JavaScript node.
Add a Google Sheets connection. Use a sheet with columns for date, hours, productivity score, and top activities.
Add a schedule trigger. Daily is enough; pick an hour after midnight in your timezone so yesterday's data is complete.
Add JavaScript to call RescueTime and shape a row. Add Google Sheets add single row with those columns mapped from JavaScript. Run once to confirm.
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