Queue Management
This document explains how to create and manage todo queues.
π Queue Overviewβ
A todo queue is a container for receiving and managing forwarded messages. Each user can create multiple queues to categorize different types of messages.
Queue Propertiesβ
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | Unique identifier for the queue, cannot be changed after creation |
| Display Name | Display name of the queue, can be modified anytime |
| Description | Description of the queue's purpose |
| Visibility | Private or public |
| Default Queue | Whether this is the default receiving queue |
Visibility Settingsβ
| Visibility | Description |
|---|---|
| Private | Only you can send messages to this queue |
| Public | Other users can search and send messages to this queue |
π― Creating a Queueβ
Stepsβ
- Go to the Todo page
- Click the + button at the top of the sidebar
- Fill in queue information:
- Name: Enter a unique identifier (only letters, numbers, underscores allowed)
- Display Name: Enter the display name
- Description: Enter a description of the queue's purpose (optional)
- Select visibility:
- Private: Only visible to yourself
- Public: Other users can send messages to this queue
- Click Save to complete creation
Notesβ
- Queue name cannot be changed after creation
- Use meaningful names for easy identification and management
- The first queue created will automatically be set as the default queue
βοΈ Editing a Queueβ
Stepsβ
- Find the queue you want to edit in the queue list
- Hover over the queue and click the More button (three dots icon) on the right
- Select Edit
- Modify queue information:
- Display name
- Description
- Visibility
- Click Save to complete the modification
Editable Propertiesβ
- β Display name
- β Description
- β Visibility
- β Name (cannot be modified)
β Setting Default Queueβ
The default queue is the preferred queue for receiving forwarded messages. When other users forward messages to you without specifying a queue, messages will be sent to your default queue.
Stepsβ
- Find the queue you want to set as default in the queue list
- Hover over the queue and click the More button on the right
- Select Set as Default Queue
Default Queue Indicatorβ
- The default queue displays a β star icon in the list
- Each user can only have one default queue
- Setting a new default queue will automatically remove the default status from the previous one
ποΈ Deleting a Queueβ
Stepsβ
- Find the queue you want to delete in the queue list
- Hover over the queue and click the More button on the right
- Select Delete
- Click Delete in the confirmation dialog to confirm
Notesβ
- β οΈ Deleting a queue will also delete all messages in the queue
- β οΈ Delete operation cannot be undone
- It's recommended to process or archive important messages before deleting
π Queue Statisticsβ
Unread Message Countβ
- Each queue displays the number of unread messages on the right
- The total unread count for all queues is displayed at the top of the sidebar
- The Todo entry in the navigation bar also shows an unread badge
Message Status Statisticsβ
You can view messages with different statuses using the filter in the message list:
| Status | Description |
|---|---|
| Unread | Newly received messages |
| Read | Messages that have been viewed but not processed |
| Processing | Messages currently being processed |
| Processed | Messages that have been processed |
| Archived | Archived messages |
π‘ Best Practicesβ
Queue Classification Suggestionsβ
Create multiple queues for different purposes:
| Queue Type | Purpose | Recommended Visibility |
|---|---|---|
| Work Tasks | Receive work-related task messages | Public |
| Personal Notes | Save personal notes and to-do items | Private |
| Learning Materials | Collect learning-related content | Private |
| Team Collaboration | Receive collaboration messages from team members | Public |
Queue Naming Conventionsβ
- Use concise and clear names
- Avoid special characters
- Use English or pinyin for queue names
- Display names can use any language
Regular Maintenanceβ
- Regularly process unread messages
- Archive completed messages
- Delete messages that are no longer needed
- Clean up unused queues
π Related Documentsβ
- Message Forwarding - Learn how to forward messages
- Message Processing - Learn how to process queue messages