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pip

v0.0.1

Published

Freckle CLI tool using node.js

Downloads

3,826

Readme

Pip

'Cuz Pippi has freckles.

Basic command line tool for logging hours in let's freckle. Uses the excellent freckle api bindings from the Node.js library created by Tim Branyan @tbranyen.

Setup

Create a ~/.freckle file using the config.json file as a template. Modify each variable to your specific information.

Use

Usage: pip [command] [options]

[Commands]
list            List projects associated with your subdomain. This will give you a list of project names and their IDs which you need for logging your entries.
                  ex: pip list

log             Log time entries using various options.
                  ex: pip log -p 101814 -m "quick update" -t 15m

[Options]
-h, --help      Display this help page.
                  ex: pip -h

-t, --time      Time entry in freckle specified format.
                  ex: pip -t 15m
                  ex: pip -t 1.5h

-p, --project   The project ID.
                  ex: pip -p 101814

-m, --message   Post a message to yammer
                  ex: pip -m "I'm working on pip"
                  ex: pip -m "tag, tag, tag"

-d, --date      Optional date formated in YYYY-MM-DD. Defaults to today.
                  ex: pip -d 2012-07-20

-u, --user      Optional user to log time for. Defaults to user in config.json.
                  ex: pip -u [email protected]

Todo

  • I'd like to have tab completion for project names and tags.