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Verification that attendances comply with german rules. Also provide an integration to the api of FactorialHR

Project description

FactorialHR work time verification

pyversions implementation status pypi dpm

This script verifies attendances whether they comply with german law. In particular, the following rules are verified:

  • Whether the work time is longer than 6 hours without a break of 30 min
  • Whether the work time is longer than 9 hours without a break of 45 min
  • Whether the work time is longer than 10 hours without a break of 11 hours

It also provides a way to fetch the attendances of all employees from FactorialHR using a company api-key.

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Disclaimer

I do not guarantee that this package complies with german law all the time. Changes may occur anytime. Use at your own risk.

Errors where the time attended is 1 min above the limit are ignored, because factorial's automated time tracking is not precises enough.

Usage

  • Install the tool with pip install fwtv
  • Run tool with factorial-working-time

Preconditions

Preconditions errors are syntactical errors like an attendance that starts and end and the same time, or if a clock_in or clock_out parameter is missing.

Contributing

Feel free to contribute! Please fork this repository, install the development dependencies with pip install -e ".[dev]" and create pull request.

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