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Time Tracker Autocompleter for Muranosoft

This tool automatically fill out Time Tracker with messages from your git log.

Installation:

Install tta (run console command):

pip install tta

Usage:

Type this command in console (in folder with your git repo):

tta -u user -p qwerty -e gmail@gmail.com

user - Your username in Time Tracker
qwerty - Your password in Time Tracker
gmail@gmail.com - Your email in git config

Options:

Short option	Option	Description
-u	–user	Time Tracker username
-p	–password	Time Tracker password
-e	–email	Your email in git config
-d	–directory	Path to git directory
	–start_date	Start date of period (EX: 2015-8-27) Default: first day of current month
	–end_date	End date of period (EX: 2015-8-29) Default: last day of current month
	–start_work_day	Hour of start working day. Default: 10
	–end_work_day	Hour of end working day. Default: 18
-c	–category	Time Tracker category, default: Development.
		Categories:
		ID	Name
		17	Client Support
		12	Code Review
		2	Development
		4	Documenting
		15	Graphic Design
		27	Holiday
		29	HR
		14	Infrastructure
		28	Marketing
		7	Meeting
		8	Miscellaneous
		30	Office Management
		35	Overtime leave
		9	Project Management
		10	Quality Assurance/Testing
		3	Requirement Analysis
		6	Research
		25	Sick
		31	Vacation non-paid
		26	Vacation paid

tta was written by Kirill Ermolov.

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