Timesheet Githook

Asks how long you worked on a commit then logs that amount of time to the corresponding JIRA ticket. Feel free to log issues or send PRs. Here is the blog post if you'd like a walkthrough of the code or if you would like to leave comments, suggestions or share experiences.

Example

Setup

1. Open your terminal
2. cd to your github repo
3. enter this command: curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/msolomonTMG/timesheet-githook/master/install.sh | bash

Usage

• When you commit on a branch that has a JIRA ticket in the name and you do not log time through a smart commit, a message will pop up asking how long that commit took to code.
• You can override the ticket in your branch name by including the ticket in your commit message
• Answer the question in this format:
  • 1d (for one day)
  • 2h (for two hours)
  • 30m (for thirty minutes)
  • 1h 10m (for one hour and ten minutes)

Notes

• I welcome pull requests to make this better!