pygltr 0.8.0

Python script to get GitLab Time Reports

# pygltr
Python script to get GitLab Time Reports, it uses the GitLab API

## Usage
If you use pygltr from the command line it will get you a CSV file with a list of all issues and some basic information or an overview of the time spent per milestone.
```bash
usage: pygltr.py [-h] -t TOKEN -p PROJECT [-u URL] [-f FILE | -s]

Get time tracking data from GitLab

optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-t TOKEN, --token TOKEN
Private GitLab token
-p PROJECT, --project PROJECT
Project name
-u URL, --url URL URL of the GitLab API
-f FILE, --file FILE CSV output filename
-s, --shell Overview of the time spent per milestone
```

Beside of the usage as a script pygltr provides the class PyGltr which is ready to use from your own code.

### Script example

```bash
python pygltr.py -t TOKEN -p PROJECT
```
Output file (default) issues.csv:

| id | issue | milestone | estimate | spent |
|----|------------------------------------|----------------|----------|-------|
| 5 | Setup a latex template | Project setup | 7200 | 3600 |
| 4 | Define milestones | Project setup | 7200 | 5400 |
| 3 | Create a physical model | | 0 | 0 |
| 2 | Setup CI | Project setup | 7200 | 3600 |
| 1 | Functional tests support | | 0 | 0 |

or

```bash
python pygltr.py -t TOKEN -p PROJECT -s

Milestone Estimate Spent
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- 0h 0min 0h 0min
Physical_model 16h 0min 0h 0min
Project_setup 27h 30min 20h 0min
```

### Code example
```python
from pygltr.pygltr import PyGltr

pygltr = PyGltr(url='https://gitlab.com/api/v4/', token='PRIVATE_TOKEN', project_name='PROJECT_NAME')
user, project, issues = pygltr()
```