Baires Tracker

This is an intentional work to add time work on Baires based on their platform. This is NOT an OFFICIAL command line app from Baires. So if you decide to use it, it's on your own responsibility.

Requirements

NodeJS v12 or greater (to have multiple versions of NodeJS you can use NVM)

Installation

npm install @sposmen/baires-tracker -g

In the $HOME/.bairestracker create a config.json file with the followed structure

{
  "username": "Homer.Simpson", // Required
  "password": "do.it.for.her", // Required
  "projectName": "Springfield Nuclear Power Plant", // Required
  "assignation": "Nuclear Safety Inspection", // Required
  "focalPoint": "Mr. Burns", // Required
  "time": 6, // Optional Default: 9
  "desc": "Clicks" // Optional Default: Worked
}

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Usage

Usage: bairestracker [options] [command]

Options:
  -V, --version   output the version number
  -h, --help      output usage information

Commands:
  show [options]  shows current month logged time
  push [options]  push a new logged time

Command Show

Usage: show [options]

Shows current month logged time.

Options:
  -f, --full         show the full table
  -s, --summary      summarize based on the day and assignment
  -o, --onlysummary  show only the summary based on the day and assignment
  -h, --help         output usage information

Command Push

Usage: push [options]

Push new time to be logged.

Options:
  -date <date>              date in Datejs formats (default: "today")
  -H, --hours <hours>       Hours worked in this task (default: "9")
  -d, --desc <text>  description of what was done (default: "Worked")
  -h, --help                output usage information

Command PushCsv

Usage: pushCsv [options]

Push new time to be logged through a CSV. 
The headers must be 'date', 'hours' and 'description' similar to the single push. e.g.
          ----------------------
header -> date,hours,desc
row 1  -> yesterday,3,Calling
row 2  -> today,1,Meeting
row 3  -> 17/09/2019,5,Research

Options:
  -f, --filename <csv_filenme>  CSV filename
  -h, --help                    output usage information

Thanks

Thanks to @eyscode for his work on https://github.com/eyscode/timetracker which was an inspiration to this one.