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auto-timesheet

Add redmine timesheet automatically and periodically.

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auto-timesheet

:warning: Package is in Beta! You are warned!

Add redmine timesheet automatically and periodically.

Important: This package is pre-configured for Cubet Technolabs Policies. If you need to configure this app for your workstation, please rise an issue and I'll reach you back.

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here is the proposed checklist:

  • initial prototype for adding entry in timesheet.
  • inspect login process and mock it with program
  • mock the timesheet adding process via program
  • fetch commits from github
  • make periodic function
  • integrate the entire workflow into the periodic function
  • use those commits as messages
  • automatically detect issues and attach it
  • add start-time, end-time & date in the request programmatically.
  • better dir structure
  • make highly configurable
  • export the entire app into a cli
  • cli tests
  • some final tests :arrow_left:
  • beautify a little bit.
  • Typescript-ify

How to get started with this?

So you want to ride in the bleeding edge? Awesome :star:

install

npm i -g auto-timesheet

verify with auto-timesheet --version.

configure

auto-timesheet conf

It opens up a config file. Alter it and save. Make sure you didn't made any syntax mistakes with the opened json file.

By default it will open the editor mentioned in the $EDITOR env_var. If none, be prepared for vi.

start

auto-timesheet start

Found any issues?

Please report it at github issues

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MIT © Vajahath Ahmed

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Package last updated on 20 Jul 2017

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