##### Project Template Stories (Tasks) - raw_json
A project template's tasks are all stored in an attribute located on the project template object called raw_json.
It is a JSON hash of all the stories that has been turned into a string and is stored on the object.
Stories within the JSON have the following attributes:
* `title` - The title of the task.
* `billable` - The title of the project template.
* `relative_start_date` - An integer that represents the start day of the task relative to the start of the project.
* `relative_due_date` - An integer that represents the end day of the task relative to the start of the project.
* `duration` - The number of days the task will take to complete.
* `temp_id` - The unique reference ID for the task (used for dependencies).
* `description` - The task description.
* `budget_estimate_in_cents` - An integer (whole number) that represents the budget estimate, in cents, for the task.
* `time_estimate_in_minutes` - An integer (whole number) that represents the time estimate, in minutes, for the task.
* `sub_stories` - An nested array of sub-tasks that have the same structure as tasks.
* `checklist` - An array of strings, each being a checklist item on the task.
For example, "checklist":["item one", "item two"].
* `tag_list` - A string with tags that are comma separated.
For example, "design, engineering, this has spaces."
This creates three tags: "design", "engineering", and "this has spaces."
* `assignments` - An array of objects with key value pairs "assignee_id":id.
For example, [{"assignee_id":100},{"assignee_id":101}]
This task would have two resources assigned to it. These are the IDs of two associated project template assignments.
Project template assignments are associated objects.
* `dependencies` - An array of objects that represent a task's dependencies.
A dependency is an object that connects two tasks, and is used in Gantt charts. A dependency object lives
in the dependencies array on it's source task, not it's target.

Dependencies have the following attributes:
* `source_id` - The temporary ID of the first task (source task) in the dependency.
* `target_id` - The temporary ID of the second task (target task) in the dependency.
* `type` - There are four types of dependencies, numbered zero through three.
  * 0 - From the beginning of the source task to the beginning of the target task.
  * 1 - From the beginning of the source task to the end of the target task.
  * 2 - From the end of the source task to beginning of the target task.
  * 3 - From the end of the source task to end of the target task.
* `lag` - An integer that represents the number of days delay that occurs between the two tasks in the dependency.

raw_json example:

```
[
  {
    "story_type":"task",
    "billable":true,
    "relative_start_date":1,
    "relative_due_date":2,
    "title":"Task One",
    "temp_id":1,
    "dependencies":[{"source_id":1, "target_id":2, "type":2, "lag":0}],
    "description":"this is a task",
    "assignments":[{"assignee_id":"26"}],
    "tag_list":"difficult,easy",
    "budget_estimate_in_cents":40000,
    "time_estimate_in_minutes":1200,
    "sub_stories": [
      {
        "story_type":"task",
        "billable":true,
        "due_date":nil,
        "start_date":nil,
        "relative_start_date":1,
        "relative_due_date":3,
        "title":"Sub Task One",
        "description":"this is a sub task",
        "assignments":[{"assignee_id":"27"}],
        "budget_estimate_in_cents":20000,
        "time_estimate_in_minutes":300,
        "temp_id":3
      }
    ]
  },
  {
    "story_type":"deliverable",
    "billable":true,
    "endDay":4,
    "relative_start_date":1,
    "relative_due_date":4,
    "title":"Deliverable One",
    "temp_id":2,
    "description":"this is a deliverable",
    "sub_stories":[]
  },
  {
    "story_type":"milestone",
    "billable":true,
    "title":"Milestone One",
    "description":"this is a milestone",
    "weight":100,
    "duration":0,
    "relative_start_date":5,
    "sub_stories":[],
    "checklist":["item one", "item two"],
    "temp_id":4
  }
]
```.
```