task_view
Represents a custom view of tasks in Rolebase. Task views allow users to organize and filter tasks flexibly, supporting different task management methodologies like Kanban or Scrum.
Fields
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
id | uuid | Unique identifier for the task view (auto-generated) |
orgId | uuid | Reference to the organization |
key | String | Unique key for the view within the organization (e.g., 'backlog', 'sprint') |
tasksIds | uuid[] | Array of task IDs included in this view |
Relationships
Object Relationships
org— The organization this task view belongs to
Query Examples
List Task Views
query GetTaskViews($orgId: uuid!) {
task_view(where: { orgId: { _eq: $orgId } }) {
id
key
tasksIds
org {
name
}
}
}
Get Tasks with a Specific View
query GetTasksWithView(
$orgId: uuid!
$filters: [task_bool_exp!]!
$taskViewKey: String!
) {
org_by_pk(id: $orgId) {
tasks(where: { _and: $filters }) {
id
title
status
dueDate
}
task_views(where: { key: { _eq: $taskViewKey } }) {
id
key
tasksIds
}
}
}
Mutation Examples
Create a Task View
mutation CreateTaskView {
insert_task_view_one(
object: {
orgId: "your-org-id"
key: "my-custom-view"
tasksIds: ["task-id-1", "task-id-2"]
}
) {
id
key
tasksIds
}
}
Update a Task View
mutation UpdateTaskView {
update_task_view(
where: { orgId: { _eq: "your-org-id" }, key: { _eq: "my-custom-view" } }
_set: { tasksIds: ["task-id-1", "task-id-2", "task-id-3"] }
) {
returning {
id
key
tasksIds
}
}
}
Permissions
Task view access is controlled based on organization membership:
- All authenticated users can view task views
- Organization members with Member, Admin, or Owner roles can create task views
- Only the
tasksIdsfield can be updated
The combination of orgId and key must be unique. Task IDs in the view must
correspond to existing tasks in the organization. Views can be shared among
organization members.