GTimeLog Exporter

This helper is designed to push the attendances and worklogs from GTimeLog respectively to Odoo and Jira.

Usage

usage: exporter.py [-h] [-c CONFIG] [-w WEEK] [-y YEAR] [--no-interactive]

• -c : Configuration file location (default: ./gtimelogrc)
• -w : Week number to synchronize (default: current week /!\ Python based)
• -y : Year of the week to synchronize (default: current year)
• --no-interactive : Do not prompt for passwords or confirmations
• --no-attendance : Do not push attendances in Odoo

TIP: Week number can be a negative number like -1 to use previous week. The year will be computed automatically based on current year. -y parameter will be ignored.

For instance: if current week is the 1st of 2020 and you push -w 2 it will push week 51 of 2019.

If you want to skip attendances you can use --no-attendance or set no_attendance = 1 in gtimelogrc.

Configuration file

By default, the script will look for the configuration file in the same folder as itself. You can change the location with the parameter described above.

After getting the script, copy the file gtimelogrc.example to gtimelogrc and add your changes.

Aliases

You can add as many aliases as you want in the corresponding configuration file section. Each alias is a key/value combination:

daily_alias = BSDEV-42

Passwords

Upon script execution, you will be prompted for your Odoo password and Jira/Tempo tokens.

You can also use ODOO_PASSWORD, JIRA_API_TOKEN and TEMPO_API_TOKEN environment variables to pass to the script. In case the flag non-interactive is set, it is mandatory to use environment variables.

TIP: copy set_passwords.example to set_passwords and modify it according to your LP passwords. Then run it to set all credentials on the fly with:

. ./set_passwords

GTimeLog Entry Format

The script will parse GTimeLog entries with the following format:

[TASK|alias for a task]: description | comment

or if you want to keep the category for your own usage:

category: [TASK|alias for a task] description | comment

Where

• "TASK" is the card ID on JIRA, eg: "BSMNT-1"
• "alias for a task" is an alias matching your alias configuration, eg: "mgmt" => BS-445
• "description" is what you have done
• (opt) "comment" will be stripped and won't be pushed to Tempo

if line_format is categorized

• (opt) "category" for instance a project name it won't be pushed

configuration option:

Examples

• Log work to task BSMP-42 with description "Investigate Issue"

  BSMP-42: Investigate issue

• Log work to task aliased by daily with description "Daily Meeting"

  daily: Daily Meeting

Roadmap

• Check if conflicting worklogs could be updated instead of deleting and recreating them
• Optimize logs aggregation
• Better error management
• Build a package