slimtimercli 0.1.3 → 0.1.4
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- data/lib/slimtimercli.rb +6 -6
- data/lib/slimtimercli/version.rb +1 -1
- metadata +1 -1
data/lib/slimtimercli.rb
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@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ require "slimtimercli/version"
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module Slimtimercli
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module Helper
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def login
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config =
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config = load_config
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st = SlimTimer.new(config["email"], config["password"],
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config["api_key"])
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st.login
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The first time you need to setup SlimTimer CLI with
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slimtimer setup
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slimtimer --setup
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Now it will ask for your email and password and API key
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to use with your account. These information will be stored
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To create a task run
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slimtimer
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slimtimer -c my_shiny_task
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To spend some time on the task you have to make the timer run
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slimtimer
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slimtimer -s my_shiny_task
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When you finished working on a task, you can call
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slimtimer
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slimtimer -e
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This will write the time spend back to SlimTimer.com.
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Finally you can run
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slimtimer
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slimtimer -t
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To show all your tasks available.
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HELP
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data/lib/slimtimercli/version.rb
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