Task queries for tags and future days

[Jonezee]

Was wondering if the following queries were possible:

• Is it possible to do a query that shows any tasks without a tag?
• I’d like to do another query that shows tasks grouped by tags. Is that possible? If so, what would be the best way to define a sort for those groups if I wanted them in a particular order?
• Is it possible to do a query for any task due tomorrow? What about a week in the future? I know the default scheduled and deadline item shows today and in the future x days but I’d like to show in the future that doesn’t include today’s items.

I’ve leaned alot on the great work @Siferiax has done with queries!

[Siferiax]

Going to be referencing my website as it is a bit easier for me to find stuff

@Jonezee

Is it possible to do a query that shows any tasks without a tag?

Yes:
https://siferiax.github.io/#/page/logseq%2Fquery%20tests/block/✅%20where%20not%20exists

@Jonezee

I’d like to do another query that shows tasks grouped by tags. Is that possible? If so, what would be the best way to define a sort for those groups if I wanted them in a particular order?

No, we can sort our results by different things, but we can’t replicate the group-by-page view that is the default result view of blocks.
So we could sort by tag to have it look like

• TODO tag1 task
• TODO tag1 task 2
• TODO tag2 task

Etc. But not actual grouping.

@Jonezee

Is it possible to do a query for any task due tomorrow? What about a week in the future? I know the default scheduled and deadline item shows today and in the future x days but I’d like to show in the future that doesn’t include today’s items.

Yes, can define boundaries however you like.
Plenty of different examples on this forum.
But taking something very simple:

@Siferiax

#+BEGIN_QUERY
{:title ["📆 near TODOs (next 7 days, scheduled or deadline)"] 
     :query [:find (pull ?b [*])
          :in $ ?start ?next
          :where
          (or
            [?b :block/scheduled ?d]
            [?b :block/deadline ?d]
          )
          [(>= ?d ?start)]
          [(<= ?d ?next)]
  ]
  :result-transform (fn [result] (sort-by (fn [d] (get d :block/scheduled) ) result))
  :inputs [:today :7d-after]
  :collapsed? false}
#+END_QUERY

If we change the inputs from :today to :tomorrow you have a different timeframe.
Or you can change the [(>= ?d ?start)] to [(> ?d ?start)] and leave the :today in the inputs.

Let me know what you are looking for exactly if you need more help!