This template watches Toggl Track for new or stopped time entries, maps project, description, start, and stop in JavaScript, and writes a Google Calendar event with that window.
Repeat updates from the same Toggl id refresh the same event instead of duplicating it. Connect Toggl Track and Google Calendar. Put the Toggl API token on the Toggl connection.
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The scenario starts when Toggl Track creates, updates, or stops a time entry.
JavaScript builds a summary, description, start, and end from project, notes, and duration. It skips deletes and entries that still have no stop time.
Google Calendar creates the event, or updates it when the same Toggl entry id appears again.
Add a Toggl Track connection. Put the Toggl API token on that connection. Watch new time events on the workspace you track.
Add a Google Calendar connection with permission to create events on the calendar that should show the blocks.
In JavaScript, set summary from project plus description, and start and end from the entry times. Create or update the Google Calendar event on the calendar you chose. Store the Toggl entry id on the event so a later stop updates the same block. Run a test entry and confirm the calendar event matches.
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