climesync

CLI for the TimeSync API

Climesync is a CLI frontend to submit times to a TimeSync implementation.

Install and Run

To install from git, run the following commands

$ git clone https://github.com/osuosl/climesync && cd climesync
$ python setup.py install

Then, to run the program, type

$ climesync

climesync accepts args like so:

$ climesync --connect <timesync baseurl> --user <username> --password <password>

or with short options:

$ climesync -c <timesync baseurl> -u <username> -p <password>

If all three args are provided, climesync will connect to timesync and authenticate your username and password for you.

Once climesync is running, you can complete the following tasks:

c - connect
dc - disconnect
s - sign in
so - sign out/reset credentials

ct - submit time
ut - update time
gt - get times
st - sum times
dt - delete time

cp - create project
up - update project
gp - get projects
dp - delete project

ca - create activity
ua - update activity
ga - get activities
da - delete activity

cu - create user
uu - update user
gu - get users
du - delete user

q - exit

Developing for Climesync

To set up a development environment, you must install virtualenvwrapper from PyPI and create a new virtualenv.

$ pip install virtualenvwrapper
$ mkvirtualenv venv
...
(venv) $ ...

After creating the virtualenv, several dependencies must be installed

(venv) $ pip install -r requirements.txt

Documentation

To build Climesync documentation, run the following commands:

(venv) $ cd docs
(venv) $ make html

To view the documentation after it has been built, run this command in a virtualenv:

(venv) $ <browser> build/html/index.html

Testing

To lint Climesync for PEP8 compliance, run this command in a virtualenv:

(venv) $ flake8 climesync.py testing

To run Climesync's unit test suite, run this command in a virtualenv:

(venv) $ nosetests