This little python project provides the ability to do simple time reporting on google calendars. It is using gdata as interface to google’s calendar service.
change-log
2009/04/06 0.1.5
increased gdata version to 1.3.0
changed dependency from gdata.py to gdata
2008/10/13 0.1.4
made raster for time reporting configurable. in previous versions the raster was hard coded to 5 minutes.
2008/10/08 0.1.3
passing clockin instance to plugin
2008/10/03 0.1.2
made package installable by easy_install
2008/10/03 0.1.1
added plug-in mechanism to implement custom hooks independenly from the application itself #2
if stopping time is in future we assume the user means “yesterday” #1
splitted some files
2008/08/18 0.0.1
being more tolerant while handling numbers in description
enhanced syntax for passing options
enhanced error handling for missing or wrong configuration
first working version
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