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holded-bot

v1.0.0

Published

Holded bot so you can fill your time from terminal

Downloads

3

Readme

holded-bot

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A holded robot responsible to take hours for you

Installation

npm i -g holded-bot

Requirements

holded-bot requires 3 fields of info to start working for you

  • Company: Insert the name of your enterprise holded account, usually it's your company name
  • Email: Your email in holded
  • Password: Your password in holded

This fields are saved in your Keychain in mac, in another platforms like linux or windows check the keytar module

Use

It has two commands start and stop

Start

Start takes the actual time and inserts it in the day of the week.

  holded-bot start

Stop

Stop commands updates the time when you stop the task

  holded-bot stop

Options

| Option | Alias | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | --debug | -d | Debug puppeteer so you what happens under the hood | | --time | -t | Give a time in hh:mm format so you can put the time you want for a day |