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Intuitive CLI for tickspot and automate time logging

Home Page: http://gotickyourself.com

License: MIT License

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[feature] Integration with Google Calendar?

Just an idea, but any items on G Cal that involve other people can be automatically set to be used as meetings?

Give confirmation and extra info when logging

After logging some time I don't get any output or confirmation. Would be good to get something like:

Logged 2 hours against: Development 

Daily summary (3h left):
2h development
1h tech debt

So I get:

confirmation the log happened
a list of time I've logged today
how many hours I have left to log for today

ls returns all time for all users I administrate

As an admin, when I run gty ls, it returns time entries for everyone I administrate.

I only want time for me or a flag to enable everyone.

[Feature Request] Add a daterange option

Add a date range option so that we can just specify a date range and it uses the default task for every working day in that date range.

Ability to use aliases to set default tasks

At the moment you need to specify a task id to set the default, which is different from when you create a log since you need the alias:

 ~  gty tasks default debt                                                                                                                                                            Tue 08 Aug 2017 09:34:04 AEST
2017/08/08 09:34:16 Task ID must be an integer. strconv.Atoi: parsing "debt": invalid syntax

Error if `gty init` is not the very first command you run

 !  ~  rm -rf .gty/                                                                                                                                                                  Mon 07 Aug 2017 13:24:16 AEST
 ~  gty                                                                                                                                                                               Mon 07 Aug 2017 13:24:18 AEST
Usage:
  gty [command]
Available Commands:
  help        Help about any command
  init        Initialises gty.
  log         log new entries
  ls          List logs
  projects    Resets all settings
  reset       Resets all settings
  roles       Resets all settings
  settings    Shows all settings
  sum         Log summary
  tasks       List tasks
  update      Updates roles, projects and tasks list. This is done automatically on init, and before the first request of the day
Flags:
  -h, --help   help for gty
Use "gty [command] --help" for more information about a command.
 ~  gty help                                                                                                                                                                          Mon 07 Aug 2017 13:24:21 AEST
Updating projects
2017/08/07 13:24:24 Could not load clients for update%!(EXTRA *json.SyntaxError=invalid character 'R' looking for beginning of value)

Semes to be creating the ~/.gty directory when you run the first gty command. Then if that directory exists it's trying to pull the projects every time you run the command.

If I remove ~/.gty then run gty init as the very first command, it all works fine.

Logging the default amount of time fails if you have already logged your default hours for the day

steps to reproduce:
run gty log twice. The second time will give you this error:

2017/09/13 15:47:41 An error occurred when creating the entry. Request errored and could not create new entry. {"errors":{"hours":["must be between 0 and 24."]}}

It should show a message saying that you have already logged your default hours for the day.

Log time using `1h 30m` format

Since hours and minutes aren't in base 10, I can't track 1h 40m as 1.4, I have to do it as 1.6, which isn't accurate or intuitive.

Don't store my username and password

You only need the api key, so you should not store the username and psasword after fetching the api key.

[ux] Give feedback after logging time

Just give the user a feedback message that the time logging was succesull

When entering my password, it shouldn't display the password

Just like when typing your sudo password in bash, any passwords typed by the user should not be displayed.

Logging time to `wednesday` actually logs to today

I want to be able to log time to a day previously is the current week, that isn't yesterday. I thought that just typing the day name would work, and it appears to, except it doesn't print out the summary:

$ gty log -d wednesday 0.1 pday                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                Fri 18 Aug 2017 14:58:40 AEST
Logged successfully

(yes I loged 0.1 hours to a public holiday)

Except it actually logged this time to the current day. So I had to delete it from the web interface and then log it by specifying the date.

Would be good to be able to use natual language like:

wednesday
last wednesday
next wednesday 😉

Also for it to show the log summary:

$ gty log -d 2017-08-16 0.1 pday                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           Fri 18 Aug 2017 15:00:35 AEST
Logged successfully
You've logged a total of 0.10 hours for 2017-08-16 (4.90 remaining)
==== New Entry ====
-> Task: Public Holiday
        -> Time (hours): 0.10
        -> Project: Administration & Overheads
        -> Client: RedEye

Update README to accurately reflect the commands

Looking at the README, I run this:

gty sum 3 days ago

but what I actually need to run is:

gty sum 3 days

Ability to set multiple default tasks

I normally have 2 things which I log every day, tech debt and dev work. Would be good to have them both set as default, so that gty log will do both for me. Also I might want to auto log meeting time every day as well.

Format the output for `gty ls`

When I run gty ls I get output like this:

 ~  gty ls 1 week                                                                                                                                                            2088ms  Mon 07 Aug 2017 13:35:43 AEST
2017-08-04 3.7 Administration & Overheads Culture and People 9936342
2017-07-31 1 CSM - DMS General Customer Success 9940060
2017-08-04 2.3 Road Map and Product Development - DMS Development 9936352
2017-08-03 2.7 Road Map and Product Development - DMS Development 9936352
2017-08-02 3 Road Map and Product Development - DMS Development 9936352
2017-07-31 1 Road Map and Product Development - DMS Development 9936352
2017-08-02 1 Road Map and Product Development - DMS Release and Review 9989054
2017-07-31 2 Road Map and Product Development - DMS Release and Review 9989054
2017-08-04 1.4 Road Map and Product Development - DMS Planning and Development Meetings 10009603
2017-08-04 3.5 Road Map and Product Development - DMS Technical Debt 10033034
2017-08-03 3.5 Road Map and Product Development - DMS Technical Debt 10033034
2017-08-02 2 Road Map and Product Development - DMS Technical Debt 10033034
2017-08-01 4 Road Map and Product Development - DMS Technical Debt 10033034

Which is pretty hard to decipher. Would be good to group it like:

Monday 2017-07-31
1 CSM - DMS General Customer Success 9940060
1 Road Map and Product Development - DMS Development 9936352

Tuesday 2017-08-01
4 Road Map and Product Development - DMS Technical Debt 10033034

sum fails

As an admin user, when I run gty sum it fails with the following message:

⋊> ~/P/wfm-web-app on tabulate-jobs ⨯ gty sum                                                                                                                                                    14:24:59
2017/08/07 14:25:03 Could not determine time for

update doesn't remove projects

when our tick was changed, a bunch of projects were removed and new ones added. However gty update only picked up the new added projects, and it still thought the old projects/tasks existed. I had to rm ~/.gty/projects.yml then do gty update again to make it work correctly.

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