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Fix DueDate format: remove caret prefix for API compatibility

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The Checkvist API expects due_date values without the caret (^) prefix.
The ^ prefix is only used in task content smart syntax, not in API parameters.

- Remove ^ prefix from DueToday and DueTomorrow constants
- Remove unused DueASAP and DueMonday constants
- Update DueAt() and DueInDays() to not add ^ prefix
- Update tests to expect new format

Closes checkvist-api-4pz
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Oliver Jakoubek 2026-01-15 10:17:44 +01:00
commit ff67719aed
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@ -175,25 +175,21 @@ type DueDate struct {
value string
}
// Common due date constants using Checkvist's smart syntax.
// Common due date constants for the Checkvist API.
var (
// DueToday sets the due date to today.
DueToday = DueDate{value: "^Today"}
DueToday = DueDate{value: "Today"}
// DueTomorrow sets the due date to tomorrow.
DueTomorrow = DueDate{value: "^Tomorrow"}
// DueASAP sets the due date to ASAP.
DueASAP = DueDate{value: "^ASAP"}
// DueMonday sets the due date to next Monday.
DueMonday = DueDate{value: "^Monday"}
DueTomorrow = DueDate{value: "Tomorrow"}
)
// DueAt creates a DueDate from a Go time.Time value.
func DueAt(t time.Time) DueDate {
return DueDate{value: "^" + t.Format("2006-01-02")}
return DueDate{value: t.Format("2006-01-02")}
}
// DueString creates a DueDate from a raw smart syntax string.
// The string should use Checkvist's smart syntax (e.g., "^2026-02-01", "^friday", "^next week").
// DueString creates a DueDate from a raw string.
// Use this for custom date formats (e.g., "2026-02-01", "friday", "next week").
func DueString(s string) DueDate {
return DueDate{value: s}
}
@ -201,7 +197,7 @@ func DueString(s string) DueDate {
// DueInDays creates a DueDate for n days from now.
func DueInDays(n int) DueDate {
t := time.Now().AddDate(0, 0, n)
return DueDate{value: "^" + t.Format("2006-01-02")}
return DueDate{value: t.Format("2006-01-02")}
}
// String returns the smart syntax string for the due date.