Total estimated duration of selection: OmniJS Script (Mac/iOS)

unlocked2412 · January 21, 2021, 5:09pm

This script displays the total of estimated duration (in minutes) of current selection including its descendants.

Received amazing insight from @draft8.

Screenshot:

Link:

unlocked2412/OmniJS-Automation/blob/master/Total of estimated minutes.omnijs

/*{
	"type": "action"
}*/
// Twitter: @unlocked2412
(() => {
    // ---------------------- PLUGIN -----------------------
    return Object.assign(
        new PlugIn.Action(selection => {
            'use strict';

            // OMNI JS CODE ---------------------------------------
            const omniJSContext = () => {
                // main :: IO ()
                const main = () => {
                    const
                        selectedContentNodes = selection.window
                        .content.selectedNodes,
                        tree = Node(0)(
                            map(
                                fmapPureOF(

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finn-matti · May 20, 2022, 11:49am

Sadly this plugin doesn’t seem to exist anymore.

timstringer · May 20, 2022, 1:12pm

Kaitlin Salzke wrote a plug-in called Estimate Total Time that’s very similar:

p.s. She also has more excellent plug-ins in her OmniFocus Plug-Ins library:

She recently showcased some of her plug-ins on my Learn OmniFocus site:

unlocked2412 · May 20, 2022, 5:17pm

Thank you for the report, @finn-matti. You can find it here:

github.com

unlocked2412/Omni-Automation/blob/master/OmniFocus 3 & 4/Statistics/Total of estimated minutes.omnifocusjs

/*{
	"type": "action"
}*/
// Twitter: @unlocked2412
(() =>
    Object.assign(
        new PlugIn.Action(selection => {
            // OMNI JS CODE ---------------------------------------
            const omniJSContext = () => {
                // main :: IO ()
                const main = () => {
                    const
                        //selection = document.windows[0].selection,
                        selectedObjects = ["projects", "tasks"].flatMap(
                            k => Array.from(selection[k])
                        ),
                        tree = Node(0)(
                            map(
                                fmapPureOF(
                                    x => x.estimatedMinutes || 0

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