gem 'liquidplanner'

lp = LiquidPlanner::Base.new(:email => email, :password => password)
account = lp.account # <LiquidPlanner::Resources::Member>

lp.workspaces    # [<LiquidPlanner::Resources::Workspace>, <LiquidPlanner::Resources::Workspace>]
lp.workspaces(7) # Access workspace by ID

workspace = lp.workspaces(7)                                      # Access workspace by ID
tasks     = workspace.tasks                                       # List all tasks
my_tasks  = workspace.tasks(:all, :filter => 'owner_id = me')     # Use a filter
new_task  = workspace.create_task(:name => 'Learn API')           # Create and save a new task

my_tasks.each do |task|                                           # Task details
  puts "Name: #{task.name}"
  
  if task.is_done
    puts "Completed on: #{task.done_on.to_date}"
  else
    puts "Expected finish date: #{task.expected_finish.to_date}"
  end
end

workspace = lp.workspaces(7)                            # Access workspace by ID

# List custom fields
#
custom_fields = workspace.custom_fields(:all)           # List all custom fields for workspace
custom_fields.each do |custom_field|
  puts "Category: #{custom_field.category}"             # Custom field attributes
  puts "Name:     #{custom_field.name}"
  
  custom_field.values.each do |custom_field_value|      # Custom field values
    puts "ID:         #{custom_field_value.id}"
    puts "Label:      #{custom_field_value.label}"
    puts "Type:       #{custom_field_value.type}"
    puts "Sort order: #{custom_field_value.sort_order}"
  end
end

# Update a custom field value
#
custom_field = workspace.custom_fields(:first) # Access the first custom field
task = workspace.tasks(:first)                 # Access the first task

task.custom_field_values = { custom_field.name => custom_field.values.first.label }
task.save

workspace = lp.workspaces(7)                # Access workspace by ID

task = workspace.tasks(                     # Get my first unfinished task
  :first, 
  :filter => ['owner_id = me', 'is_done is false']
) 

task.track_time(
  :work        => 4,                        # Log 4 hours of work 
  :activity_id => task.activities.first.id
)