btd-ahgora
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Scrapes Ahgora page to check when you have to clock in/out.
Sample usage:
npm start -- -c a123456 -u 1 -p 123456 -t 10 -a 11:30 -l 60 -w 8 -s
The command line parameters are:
-c, --company [code] Ahgora company code
-u, --user [user] Ahgora user code
-p, --pass [pass] Ahgora pass code
-t, --tolerance [minutes] Tolerance minutes (ex: 10)
-a, --lunch-at [HH:mm] Lunch time (ex: 11:30)
-l, --lunch-time [minutes] Lunch minutes (ex: 60)
-w, --work-hours [hours] Total work hours a day (ex: 8)
-s, --show-grid Shows whole month grid
If not specified it tries to read from environment variables:
AHGORA_COMPANY
AHGORA_USER
AHGORA_PASS
AHGORA_TOLERANCE
AHGORA_LUNCHAT
AHGORA_LUNCHTIME
AHGORA_WORKHOURS
AHGORA_SHOWGRID
FAQs
Check the time you have to clock in/out based on Ahgora records.
We found that btd-ahgora demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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