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tln-pm

v0.12.0

Published

Project Management as Code

Downloads

887

Readme

Project Management as Code - TPM

The goal of the utility is to make the git repository the single source of truth for project planning and execution, minimize daily routine, and extend project management activities beyond one person.

It scans your repository for specific file(.tpm) get hierarchy of tasks, statuses, assignments, timeline, srs & project description.

Based on history of commits, TPM can provide up to date project's statistic like average tasks development time, blocked status resolution timeout etc.

One of the main USP is to provide estimates based on development speed captures from repository commits.

Quick start

DSL

.tpm.yml files are used to define PM artifacts.

Here is example for .tpm.yml file at repository root

team:
  vlad.k:
    email: [email protected]
    name: Vlad K
    fte: 1
  artem.y:
    email: [email protected]
    name: Artem Y
    fte: 1

timeline:
  v0.11.0:
    deadline: 2024-11-21 21:00:00 GMT+0200
  v0.10.0:
    deadline: 2024-11-17 21:00:00 GMT+0200

tasks: |
  [!:004:v241.0] Deploy UAT environment @vlad.k
  [>:003:v24.11.0] Configure SES @vlad.k
  [>:002:v24.11.0] Test payment processor: embedded & external checkout form @artem.y
  [+:001:v24.10.0] Restore CI/CD @vlad.k
    [+] Attach tln-cicd-git subtree
    [+] Configure envariment variables, tweak root .tln.conf

Statuses & attributes

  • First symbol in square brackets describes status of the task | Symbol | Meaning | | --- | --- | | - | todo | | > | in development | | ? | to be discussed | | ! | blocked | | + | done | | x | dropped |
  • Optionally, after colon, task can have identifier (may be used to reference this task from other components)
  • Plus, optionally, deadline can be specified after second colon

Mentionings, Tags, Links

  • @alex.m - will bind Alex with specfic task
  • #backend - will add backend tag to the task
  • <docs/srs/multi-tenancy.md> - will create link with some other task, internal document or external resource

Command line options

General format

tpm [ls] [parameters] [optios]

| Command (parameters & options) | Default | Description | | ------------- | ------------- | ------------- | | tpm ls | | Display list of tasks for current git user | | tpm config --team --timeline | | Generate example .todo file at current directory | | tpm ls --backlog | false | Display list of tasks for current git user are waiting for completion | | tpm ls --dev | true | Display list of tasks for current git user in development | | tpm ls --done | true | Display list of tasks for current git user which were aleady completed | | tpm ls --tasks | true | Display tasks | | tpm ls --team | false | Display team structure | | tpm ls --timeline | false | Display project timeline | | tpm ls --srs | false | Display project timeline | | tpm ls -g vlad.k | git user | Display tasks assigned to specific user | | tpm ls -a | false | Display tasks for all users | | tpm ls -t backend | | Display tasks with 'backend' tag | | tpm ls -s cognito | | Display tasks with 'cognito' strung in title |