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ttlogn

v0.0.35

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timetracker helper tool

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ttlogn-tool

ttlogn is a software that helps the worker managing his tasks. It shows and manage the tasks finished and to do, of the worker in an easy way. Also it helps the with the log of his tasks in a Timetracker.

Installation

npm install -g ttlogn

--help

Prints the man page, displays the help.

login

Sets a user in the config file. If the config file doesn't exists, it is created. The user information is obtained by the parameters.

Parameters

  • Log(n) email: email of Log(n) of the user
  • Timetracker password: password of the user
  • Git user: the git name of the user
  • Pivotal email: email used for Pivotal Tracker
  • Pivotal password: password for Pivotal Tracker

Example

ttlogn login
prompt: Log(n) email :  [email protected]
prompt: Timetracker password:  
prompt: Git user:  git_user
prompt: Pivotal email:  [email protected]
prompt: Pivotal password:  
Adding user:
[email protected], [email protected], git_user
Success: configuration file saved

logout

Erase and reset all of the information the user has supplied to the app.

Example

ttlogn logout
This will erase and reset all of the information you have supplied to the app.
Do you want to delete: the information you have supplied
prompt: (y or n):  y
Information erased, you've logged out succesfully.

add repo

Stores a repository in the config file. The config file must exists. The path of the repository will be the current working directory.

Parameters

  • Project: project to bind the repo
  • Branch: select the branch or all the branches to bind with the project

Examples

ttlogn add repo
1: Project 1
2: Project 2
3: Cancel
prompt: Number of the project:  1
Select a branch: 
1: master
2: branch 1
3: All
prompt: Number of the branch:  3
Adding repository: repo_path, and project: Project 1
Success: configuration file saved

delete repo

Delete an existing repository in the configuration file.

Parameters

  • Repository: path of the repository to delete

Examples

ttlogn delete repo
1: Repository 1
2: Repository 2
3: Cancel
prompt: Number of the repository: :  1
Do you want to delete: 
Repository 1
prompt: (y or n):  y
Success: configuration file saved

ls

Searches for the repositories in the configuration file. Then, depending on the parameter receive: [-d/-w/-m], print a list of commits of the branches of the different repositories. If there isn't a parameter the default value is '-d'.

Parameters

  • [-d]: print the commits of the day
  • [-w]: print the commits of the week
  • [-m]: print the commits of the month

Examples

ttlogn ls -d
Loading...

-------------------------------
Project 1
-------------------------------

Wednesday, 26 March 2014
	Example Task 11 (3h)
Hours worked: 3

-------------------------------
Project 2
-------------------------------

Wednesday, 26 March 2014
	Example Task 21 (2h)
Hours worked: 2

save

Searches for the repositories in the configuration file. Then, depending on the parameter received: [-d/-w/-m], and [-f], saves the commits of the branches of the different repositories. If there isn't a parameter the default value is '-d'. The commits need to have a specific format, test (worked_hours h). Ex: Test commit (2h)

Parameters

  • [-d]: save the commits of the day
  • [-w]: save the commits of the week
  • [-m]: save the commits of the month
  • [-f]: force to resave the commits

Examples

ttlogn save -d
Loading...
Saving commit: Example Task 11 (3h)
Saving commit: Example Task 21 (2h)
Saved successful

add entry

Add a new time entry to the Timetracker.

Parameters

  • Project: project of the Timetracker that will store the entry
  • Description: description of the entry
  • Worked hours: worked hours in this entry
  • Begin of the task: Is the hour of the begin of the task. Is needed depending of the type of user. The format is (HH:mm). Ex: 09:00

Examples

ttlogn add entry
1: Project 1
2: Project 2
3: Cancel
prompt: Number of the project:  1
prompt: Description of the taks:  Example task 12
prompt: Worked hours:  4h
prompt: Begin of the task (HH:mm):  09:35
Time entry saved

modify entry

Modify a existing time entry in the Timetracker.

Parameters

  • Date: date of the entry
  • Project: project of the Timetracker that will store the entry
  • Description: description of the entry
  • Worked hours: worked hours in this entry
  • Hour type: hour type of the entry
  • Begin of the task: Is the hour of the begin of the task. Is needed depending of the type of user. The format is (HH:mm). Ex: 09:00

Examples

ttlogn modify entry
1: Project 1
2: Project 2
3: Cancel
prompt: Number of the project:  1 
1: Example Task 11 (3h)
2: Example task 12
3: Cancel
prompt: Number of the Time Entry:  1
Select a field: 
1: Created: 2014-03-26 10:29:34
2: Description: Example Task 11 (3h)
3: Time: 2
4: Hour Type: Billable
5: Proyect: Project 1
6: Begin of task:  8.29
7: Save 
8: Cancel 
prompt: Number of field:  (1) 7
Time entry saved

delete entry

Deletes an existing time entry in the Timetracker

Parameters

  • Project: project in the Timetracker that has the entry to delete
  • Entry: entry to delete

Examples

ttlogn delete entry
1: Project 1
2: Project 2
3: Cancel
prompt: Number of the project:  1 
1: Example Task 11 (3h)
2: Example task 12
3: Cancel
prompt: Number of the Time Entry:  1
Do you want to delete: 
Example Task 11 (3h)
prompt: (y or n):  y
Time entry deleted

clients

Prints the clients in the Timetracker of an user .

Examples

ttlogn clients
1. Client 1
2. Client 2
3. Client 3

story ls

Searches for the stories in Pivotal Tracker. If the parameter received is '-a', print all the stories of the user. If there isn't a parameter print a list of the started and unstarted stories of the user.

Parameters

  • [-a]: print all stories of the user

Examples

ttlogn story ls
Loading...

Project 1
-------------------------------
-------------------------------
Story 1 - type
Description
-------------------------------
Story 2 - type
Description
-------------------------------

Project 2
-------------------------------
-------------------------------
Story 1 - type
Description
-------------------------------

add story

Add a new story to Pivotal.

Parameters

  • Project: project of Pivotal that will store the story
  • Name: name of the story
  • Description: description of the story
  • Type: type of the story

Examples

ttlogn add story
Loading...
1: Project 1
2: Project 2
3: Cancel
prompt: Number of the project:  1
prompt: Name:  As an user, I want to ...
prompt: Description:  New feature
1: feature
2: chore
3: bug
4: release
5: Cancel
prompt: Select the number of the type:  1
New story saved.

delete story

Deletes an existing story in Pivotal Tracker. If the parameter received is '-a', prints all the stories of the user. If the paremeter is '-r', it prints all the stories that the user request. If there isn't a parameter print a list of the started and unstarted stories of the user.

Parameters

  • [-a]: print all stories of the user
  • [-r]: print all stories of the user
  • Project: project of Pivotal Tracker that has the entry to delete
  • Story: story in the Pivotal Tracker to delete

Examples

ttlogn delete story
Loading...
1: Project 1
2: Project 2
3: Cancel
prompt: Number of the project:  1
1: Story 1
2: Story 2
3: Cancel
prompt: Number of the story:  1
Do you want to delete: 
Story 1
prompt: (y or n):  y
Story deleted

modify story

Modify a story of Pivotal. If the parameter received is '-a', print all the stories of the user. If there isn't a parameter print a list of the started and unstarted stories of the user.

Parameters

  • [-a]: Flag to modify any story, where the user is an owner (Optional)
  • [-r]: Return all the stories in which the user is the requester (Optional)
  • Project: project of Pivotal that will store the story
  • Name: name of the story
  • Description: description of the story
  • State: state of the story (accepted, delivered, finished, started, rejected, unstarted, unscheduled)
  • Estimation: number for the estimation of the story

Examples

ttlogn modify story -a
Loading...
1: Project 1
2: Project 2
3: Cancel
prompt: Number of the project:  1
1: Story 1
2: Story 2
3: Cancel
prompt: Number of the story:  1
Select a field: 
1: Change state: started
2: Change name: Story 1
3: Change description: Test story description
4: Change estimation: 2
5: Change owner: true
6: Save 
7: Cancel
prompt: Number of field:  (1) 1
1: unstarted
2: started
3: finished
4: delivered
5: rejected
6: accepted
7: Cancel
prompt: Number of state:  3
Select a field: 
1: Change state: finished
2: Change name: test story 3
3: Change description: Test story description
4: Change estimation: 2
5: Change owner: true
6: Save 
7: Cancel
prompt: Number of field:  (1) 6
Story updated.

story deliver

Searches for all the finished stories of the user in Pivotal Tracker and delivers all of them.

Parameters

Examples

ttlogn story deliver
Loading...
Delivering: Story 5
Delivering: Story 8
Stories delivered successfully

add task

Add a new task to a story of Pivotal. If the parameter received is '-a', print all the stories of the user. If there isn't a parameter print a list of the started and unstarted stories of the user.

Parameters

  • [-a]: Flag to modify any story, where the user is an owner (Optional)
  • Project: project of Pivotal
  • Story: story of Pivotal that will store the task
  • Description: description of the task

Examples

ttlogn add task -a
Loading...
1: Project 1
2: Project 2
3: Cancel
prompt: Number of the project:  2
1: Story 1
2: Story 2
3: Story 3
4: Cancel
prompt: Number of the story:  3
prompt: Description:  Task of story 1
Task saved

modify task

Modifies a existing task of a story in Pivotal. If the parameter received is '-a', print all the stories of the user. If there isn't a parameter print a list of the started and unstarted stories of the user.

Parameters

  • [-a]: Flag to modify any story, where the user is an owner (Optional)
  • Project: project of Pivotal
  • Story: story of Pivotal that will store the task
  • Task: task to modify
  • Name: name of the task
  • State: state of the task, "t" (true) or "f" (false)

Examples

ttlogn modify task -a
Loading...
1: Project 1
2: Project 2
3: Cancel
prompt: Number of the project:  2
1: Story 1
2: Story 2
3: Story 3
4: Cancel
prompt: Number of the story:  1
1: Task 1
2: Task 2
3: Cancel
prompt: Number of the project:  2
Select a field: 
1: Change state: false
2: Change name: Task 2
3: Cancel 
prompt: Number of field:  (1) 1
prompt: Is completed:  t
Modified successfully

task ls [-a]

Lists the tasks of a story in Pivotal Tracker. If the parameter received is '-a', print all the stories of the user. If there isn't a parameter print a list of the started and unstarted stories of the user.

Parameters

  • [-a]: Flag to modify any story, where the user is an owner (Optional)
  • Project: project of Pivotal
  • Story: story of Pivotal that will store the task

Examples

ttlogn task ls -a
Loading...
1: Project 1
2: Project 2
3: Cancel
prompt: Number of the project:  2
1: Story 1
2: Story 2
3: Story 3
4: Cancel
prompt: Number of the story:  1
1: Task 1
2: Task 2
3: Cancel

search

Does a textual search of the time entries of an user.

Parameters

  • text [text]: Text to search in the time entries

Examples

ttlogn search test
1: test of ...
2: test of ...
3: test of ...
4: Cancel
prompt: Number of the entry:  1
Created: 2014-03-28 00:00:00
Description: test of ..
Time: 1
Hour Type: Billable
Proyect: Proyect 1
Begin of task: 9.05