log-time-to-tempo 0.0.2

Log your work time to tempo from the command line.

Log Time to Tempo

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Log your time to tempo on a self-hosted Jira instance from the convenience of your command line.

Requirements

This tool is developed against

• Jira Server v9.4.17
• Tempo Timesheets 17.2.0 plugin

Any deviation from that setup might lead to issues. Feel free to provide PRs to support other configurations.

Installation

pip install log-time-to-tempo

Getting Started

To initialize authentication and local caches of projects and issues, run

lt init

If you want to enable shell completion (which makes picking issues much easier), run

lt --install-completion

Usage

# log full workday to default issue
lt log
# log 2h to default issue
lt log 2h
# log 2h to specific issue
lt log 2h TSI-1

Configuration

The lt config command allows to change the default behavior, either system wide (--system) or in the local directory and subdirectories.

Here are a couple of usage examples:

# Set custom jira instance for all projects (i.e. system-wide)
lt config --system JIRA_INSTANCE https://jira.my-server.com

# Set default issue for worklogs created from current directory (and subdirectories)
lt config LT_LOG_ISSUE TSI-7

# Start all your worklogs at 10am (instead of the default 9am)
lt config --system LT_LOG_FROM_TIME 10

# Remove all custom configuration
lt config --unset

Changes

latest - 2024-XX-XX

0.0.2 - 2024-04-17

• add log --lunch option to reduce the amount of math you have to do in your head when entering your time
  • lunch will simply be deducted from the total duration and your end time
• rename log --from-time '' --to-time '' options to log --start '' --end ''
• log --day is now case-insensitive (so Mo will be recognized as monday)
• add --version flag

0.0.1 - 2024-03-25

• authorize with JIRA instance using personal access token
  • prompt for token and persist using keyring package
• create and list worklogs via tempo's REST API
• list projects and issues using jira API
• cache projects and issues for faster responses and shell completion