A middleware and alternative web GUI to access Maconomy. It is mainly intended as a programming exercise but is actually somewhat easier to work with than the main Maconomy GUI.
Point you browser at https://micronomy.init.se/ and log in with your B3 Maconomy credentials.
To run it locally you can either install Rakudo and the required modules or make sure you have a working Docker installation and build and run the Dockerfile. The browser will complain about the fake certificate in use when running locally but that's expected. Just running
./micronomy.sh docker
could be enough.
Technically there's nothing stopping you from connecting the micronomy service to some other Maconomy backend but only the B3 Maconomy has been tested.
Time is expected to be filled in as decimal hours; eg. "an hour and a
half" should be entered as 1.5. The sums shown beneath the time
records are read from the API; no time calculations are done in
Micronomy.
To directly switch to a specific week you can add ?date=YYYY-MM-DD
in the browsers address field. Note that weeks on month borders will
be divided into A and B as in Maconomy.
Adding or removing the projects shown currently has to be done in Maconomy. Note though, that you can specify in Maconomy that the same records should be shown on consecutive weeks too.
Hitting enter while entering times is equivalent to pressing the
"Spara" button; ie. it saves the entered times into the database. To
switch to next or previous week you can press the appropriate buttons
or Ctrl-Right or Ctrl-Left respectively. The arrow keys can be
used to navigate between the time fields. Hitting Escape will
unfocus any time field and Ctrl-Down will re-focus the same field.
When a week is completely filled in, it should be submitted by pressing the "Avlämna" button. As in Maconomy, there's nothing stopping you from re-submitting an already submitted week but if you change an already billed week, the changes will probably be ignored by the billing system. So don't do that without consulting with you manager first.
If you find any bugs or even want to fix one you can go to https://github.com/krakan/micronomy/issues/. If the bug you've found isn't there already, please report a new issue. To contribute code you'll have to fork the code to you own Github account and commit your code there and then make a pull request against the main repository.
You're also welcome to add some of the missing features already reported as issues. Follow the same procedure as for bugs.
Start with eg. a basic Debian and then run the following:
sudo apt update
sudo apt install -y libssl-dev git perl curl rsync certbot nginx tmux
curl https://rakubrew.org/install-on-perl.sh | bash
eval "$($HOME/.rakubrew/bin/rakubrew init Bash)"
rakubrew download
rakubrew build zef
zef install --serial Cro::WebApp URI::Encode Digest::MD5
Basing this on Debian is of course optional - any platform that can
run rakudo should work but then the above installation commands will
be different.
After the server is set up, clone this repo to it and run
export MICRONOMY_PORT=443
export MICRONOMY_HOST=0.0.0.0
raku -I lib service.raku
There is also a script micronomy.sh that handles Let's Encrypt renewal
and rudimentary logging. You'll most likely need to customize it before
using it.
Unfortunately, there seems to be some problem with SSL that under some
circumstances makes HTTPS connections hang indefinitely. In that case
one can use the resources/nginx.conf file to let Nginx handle the SSL
termination and then run Micronomy on an unprivileged port - eg.:
sudo sed -Ei "s:^( *ssl_certificate) .*:\1 $MICRONOMY_TLS_CERT;:" resources/nginx.conf
sudo sed -Ei "s:^( *ssl_certificate_key) .*:\1 $MICRONOMY_TLS_KEY;:" resources/nginx.conf
sudo cp resources/nginx.conf /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/default
sudo systemctl restart nginx
./micronomy.sh --port 8080