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Helps you to fill in your hours with taxi

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  • cabdriver

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cabdriver

cabdriver is a small helper application that helps you to fill in your hours in taxi. It currently support Google Calendar, Google Mail, Slack and your local git repositories to get entries in a taxi-friendly format.

Installation

Make sure you have Node.js installed.

npm install -g cabdriver

Usage

$ cabdriver -n 10 -d yesterday

02/02/2016 # Tuesday
xxx    09:00-10:00   opendata.swiss Go-Live
xxx    09:30-09:45   Jazz Daily Stand-Up
xxx    10:05-10:30   Weiteres Vorgehen Vowi
xxx    10:30-12:00   Analyse Altium
xxx    13:30-14:00   IPA-Besprechung
xxx    16:00-19:00   Byebye Apero Lukas

03/02/2016 # Wednesday
xxx    09:30-09:45   Jazz Daily Stand-Up
xxx    10:00-10:30   Support Backlog
xxx    10:45-11:30   HWZ Preplanning
xxx    14:00-15:00   HWZ DoD

Entries from 01.03.2016 until 05.03.2016, max. 100 results

$ cabdriver -d 01.03.2016-05.03.2016 -n 100

Google Mail

$ cabdriver -d last-month --mail

Slack

Text entries:

$ cabdriver -d last-month --slack

Graphic (pie chart):

$ cabdriver -d last-month --slack --graph

cabdriver with slack pie chart

Git

Find my commits from the 01.09.2016 in all git repositories in /home/odi/projects:

$ cabdriver -d 01.09.2016 -g /home/odi/projects

Options

For a complete help run cabdriver --help.

  • -n --number number of entries to return (default: 250)
  • -d --date supports date strings or ranges (default: today):
    • 31.12.2016
    • 01.12.2016-31.12.2016
    • yesterday
    • last-week
    • past-week (7 days)
    • last-month (month before the current)
    • past-month (30 days)
    • last-year (year before the current)
    • past-year (365 days)
    • today (up to current time)
    • this-week (up to current time)
    • this-month (up to current time)
    • this-year (up to current time)
  • -c --calendar choose the calendar for the entries (default: primary)
  • -m --mail generate entries from mails
  • -s --slack generate entries from slack
  • -g --git <path> generate entries from your local git repositories (defaults to current directory)
  • -p --pie generate pie chart instead of text (currently only for slack)
  • -v --verbose verbose output

Tests

To run the tests use the following command:

npm test

Release

To create a new release follow these steps:

  1. Update the version number in package.json
  2. Create a new release/tag on GitHub
  3. Publish the release with npm: npm publish