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clockify-seon-sspo-client
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version="v1.1.1"
Cliente que envia comandos para o job do clockify. Por meio deste cliente é possível que o usuário solicite recuperações de dados do clockify.
To install clockify_seon_sspo_client, run this command in your terminal:
pip install clockify_seon_sspo_client
from pprint import pprint
from clockify_seon_client.factory.factory import Factory
from clockify_seon_client.factory.service_enum import Service
#Chamar essa função para cada projeto que for um workspace
#Associar um ou mais projetos complexos a um workspace do Clockify
organization = "<organization uuid>"
clockify_key = "<clockify key>"
application = "<application uuid>"
scrum_complex_project = Factory.create(Service.ScrumComplexProject)
scrum_complex_project.integrate(organization,clockify_key,application)
scrum_atomicproject = Factory.create(Service.ScrumAtomicProject)
scrum_atomicproject.integrate(organization,clockify_key,application)
team_member = Factory.create(Service.TeamMember)
team_member.integrate(organization,clockify_key,application)
stakeholder_participation = Factory.create(Service.StakeholderParticipation)
stakeholder_participation.integrate(organization,clockify_key,application)
FAQs
Responsible for send command to clockify job in sspo
We found that clockify-seon-sspo-client demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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