viking-log-keeper 0.7.0

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

Log Keeper

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

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 to create your organisation, project, database, and collection. It is free for 512 MB. An example below:

• Organisation: RAFAC VGS
• Project: 661 VGS
• Database: 661vgs
• Collection: log_sheets

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. The URL can be found in the "Database > Overview > Connect" menu:

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

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.