AutoWatch
Setup:
pip install .
.env example:
COMPANY_NUMBER=123
EMPLOYEE_NUMBER=10
MY_EMPLOYEE_NUMBER=10
PASSWORD=whatever
START_TIME=0900
END_TIME=1800
AUTOMATIC_TIME_FRAME=True
FILL_MONTH=7
FILL_YEAR=2022
Information about environment variables
- MY_EMPLOYEE_NUMBER - your own employee number, a safety measure for the case where EMPLOYEE_NUMBER is different because you filled hours for a colleague.
- START_TIME - the time you came to the office (default is 09:00)
- END_TIME - the time you left the office (default is 18:00)
- AUTOMATIC_TIME_FRAME - if True, it will fill in 9 hours from START_TIME (unless it's a half day, then it'll fill in 5 hours). If False, it'll just use END_TIME
- FILL_YEAR, FILL_MONTH - optional variables for if you need to fill a specific month and not the current month
Execution:
python -m autowatch.app
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