nse-nettime-client


Unofficial client for the NSE time recording tool powered by node.js.

Installing

> npm install -g nse-nettime-client

Command Line

> nettime --url https://nettime.nse.de -u testuser -p mysecret book 123213.23.33.01 15.03.2017 08:00-16:00 -m "meeting"

Use nettime --help to list all commands and options.

$3

* --url Nettime server URL
* -u, --user User login
* -p, --password Password
* -c, --config loads the given config file (in json format) to define command line parameters

$3

To define static options, you can provide a configuration file in json format.
If no configuration file is given, the command tries to load the user default configuration file .nettime.json from the user home directory.

``json
{
"user": "mynettimeuser",
"url": "https://nettime.example.org",
"alias": {
"pfefferminzia.consulting": "225487.01.15.02",
"pfefferminzia.waiting": "345487.01.15.17"
}
}
`

$3

Task numbers are sometimes a bit inconvenient.
To improve booking performance you can define task number alieses as strings and use them in the booking command.

> nettime -c myconfig.json book pfefferminzia.consulting 15.03.2017 08:00-16:00

You can directly define task number aliases in the configuration file.
It is much easier to use the command line
> nettime alias pfefferminzia.consulting 225487.01.15.02

The aliases are stored in the configuration file.
If no configuration filename is given the user default file is used.

To list all defined aliases use
> nettime alias

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Run the book command with the booking details

> nettime book everyday.task 15.03.2017 8-16

... let the command prompt for your password.

If you want to publish more than on time period per command, simply type
> nettime book everyday.task 22.02.2019 7-9 11-13:30 14-17

Be more expressive and add a message to your bookings
> nettime book everyday.task 22.02.2019 7-9 11-13:30 14-17 -m "bug fixing"`