viking-log-keeper 1.3.0

661 VGS - Function to collate 2965D log sheets into a master log, database, and dashboard.

Log Keeper

661 VGS - All-in-one log keeper for the Viking fleet. Records launches from 2965D log sheets, uploads to MongoDB Atlas, and provides a web interface for viewing statistics.

Contents

1. Installation
2. Usage
3. Contribution
4. Support
5. License

Installation

1. Ensure Python 3.11 is installed and python.exe is added to the path:

2. Sync your squadron sharepoint using OneDrive:

3. Create a directory on your sharepoint in documents called Log Sheets. The naming is important!

4. Save the 2965D_YYMMDD_ZEXXX.xlsx template (See docs/) into the #Statistics/Log Sheets directory.

5. Get started with creating some log sheets to test it out. Note, you will need to update the hidden INPUT_DATA sheet to add your aircraft and pilots:

6. Sign up to MongoDB Atlas. Contact the project owner for access to the database.

7. Using powershell, git bash, or command prompt, run the following command:

python -m pip install viking-log-keeper

Usage

Normal Usage

1. Following installation, run the log keeper function:

update-logs

2. Enter the credentials of your database. These will be sent to you by the project owner.

Debugging

1. To update your database configuration, run the following command:

update-config

2. To update your log sheet location, run the following command:

update-log-sheet-location

Python Dashboard

The log keeper comes with a python dashboard for viewing statistics. To run the dashboard, run the following command:

viking-dashboard

Contribution

• Issue Tracker: https://github.com/mjennings061/viking-log-keeper/issues
• Source Code: https://github.com/mjennings061/viking-log-keeper/tree/main

Support

For questions and assistance, consider raising an issue on the issue tracker. All other queries can be directed to [e-mail]

License

The project is licensed under the MIT License.