freshbook 0.1.1

Freshbooks hours logger tool

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freshbook
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Freshbooks hours logger tool

Installation
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``$ pip install freshbook``

Use
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First, create the config file by running

``$ freshbook init``

This creates a file named ``.freshbook`` in the current project directory. When you're ready to log, make sure you're on the same directory where you have the config file and run,

``$ freshbook commit -m "some magic!"``

Git
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If using git, you could use your commit messages to include in the freshbook notes.

Something like ``git log --author `git config user.name` --since 6am --all --no-merges --format='- %s'``

You could make that a git alias,

``$ git config --global alias.today "log --author '`git config user.name`' --since 6am --all --no-merges --format='-%s'"``

And then just do,

``$ freshbook commit -m $(git today)``


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History
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0.1.0 (2017-02-06)
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* First release on PyPI.