impetuous 0.2.2

Requirements

python 3.4 (or 3.5 just to be safe)

Installation

Clone the source code and install with python3 -m pip install --user -e .[jira,freshdesk]. If you want. ^{You don’t have to.} _{I’m not the police.}

CLI Usage

Sheets live in the directory ~/.config/impetuous/sheets. They are in the YAML file format.

The “current sheet” is some file in the sheet directory. The name of the sheet that is considered the “current” one follows the format in the environment variable IM_SHEET_FMT and defaults to {local_time:%Y-%m-%d}. The format string is formatted with the local time using python’s str.format() function such that, by default, impetuous will use a different sheet each day.

A number of commands take a when argument. This has a number of acceptable formats. I can’t explain it since it’s over-engineered and stupid. Here are some examples:

• 14:15 - 2:15 P.M.

• .+1h5s - One hour and five seconds after now.

• .-10m - Ten minutes before now.

• ]+90s - Ninety seconds after the end of the last/current task.

• [+1h5s - One hour and five seconds after the beginning of the last/current task.

Examples

Here’s a thing:

It took me three hours to record that without typos … (im start therapy)

Limitations

Who knows? If you find one, make a feature report.

Configuration and JIRA and Freskdesk

Edit the configuration by running im config-edit, which just opens the configuration file in ~/.config/impetuous/config.ini in EDITOR. This is an example config.ini:

[jira]
api = jira
server = https://funkymonkey.atlassian.net
basic_auth = admin:hunter2
pattern = ((?:FOO-\d+)|(?:BAR-\d+))

[freshdesk]
api = freshdesk
server = https://funkymonkey.freshdesk.com
api_key = xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
pattern = freskdesk (\d+)
name = sheepdesk
abbr = 🐑

Each section defines an external service for logging time against. The api determines how we can talk to it. You can add multiple sections and call them whatever you want.

By default, the name and abbreviated name are taken from the section name, but you can set them as shown in the “freshdesk” section above.

Tests

Oh man, I don’t know. Just run python3 -m pytest and hope for the best I suppose.

Internationalization / Localization

Maybe?

1. python3 setup.py extract_messages

2. python3 setup.py update_catalog -l fr

3. Modify the translation file ending in .po … if you want

4. python3 setup.py compile_catalog

5. Run with LANGUAGE=fr

You actually only need to do step 4 and 5 to run the program with localization if you don’t want to make modifications.