Feature: Timecard "intents"

[adelevie]

As a user, I want a clickable link which will add hours for a specific line item to my current time card so that it's easier to contemporaneously track my time in Tock.

This project is a sealed bid auction.

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Acceptance criteria

Scenario: Clicking a link with valid structure

• Given I am an authenticated Tock user
• And I have entered a Tock URL* into the browser address bar
• And it contains an [add hours command]
• And it defines a valid ‘project number’ value
• And it defines a numeric ‘hours’ value
• When I hit submit and load the page
• Then the defined time will be added to the user’s unsubmitted timecard during the present reporting period for the defined project
• And my current timecard page will load
• And that page will display a confirmation message stating, “[Time] hours have been added to [Project name].”
• And the confirmation message will have an “Undo” link

*Note: URL structure should be /addHours?project=231&hours=1

Scenario: Undoing an ‘Add Hours’ addition

• Given I am an authenticated Tock user
• And I am on the timecard page
• And I just added time to a project via a Tock URL with valid ‘Add Hours’ command and values
• When I click on the ‘Undo’ link in the confirmation message
• Then the hours just added will be removed from the defined project
• And I will see a confirmation message stating, “[Hours value] has been removed from [project name].”

Scenario: Loading a Tock ‘Add Hours’ URL with invalid structure

• Given I am an authenticated Tock user
• And I have entered a Tock URL into the browser address bar
• And it contains the [add hours command]
• And it does NOT include valid project and hour values
• When I hit submit and load the page
• Then my current timecard page will load
• And it will display an error stating, “Oops. That command was not correct and no time was added to your timecard. Try again by entering a URL with this format: tock.gov/addHours?project=231&hours=1

General acceptance criteria

• B or better Code Climate grade and 90% or higher test coverage for all modifications.
• Tests adequately cover any new functionality.
• Tests run on Travis-CI and do not break the build.
• A payment URL is specified in your micro-purchase profile so we can pay the award

[edmullen]

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[edmullen]

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[mtorres253]

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