Installation
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'timetrello'
And then execute:
bundle
Or install it yourself as:
gem install timetrello
Usage
You use the module directly.
Trello
All time tracking annotations must follow the specification below in order to be understood and consolidated by TimeTrello.
PREFIX DURATION [START_DATE] "COMMENT"
See some valid examples:
- 0:35
- 102:22 "A comment example."
- 00:05 [2016-04-01]
- 007:59 [2012-03-17 21:50Z] "Other comment example."
The default prefix which identifies the proper comment is
(:clock12:
) emoticon. If no start date is provided through the comment, the
comment timestamp is used.
Ruby
require 'time_trello'
TimeTrello.initialize('your trello public key here', 'your trello token here', ':clock12:')
tasks = TimeTrello.find_all(Time.new(2012, 1, 1), Time.new(2016, 4, 1), 'Board ID you want to evaluate')
tasks.each do |task|
# ...
end
Methods
initialize
Initializes the TimeTrello subsystem, providing information necessary for its proper workings.
Parameters
TimeTrello.initialize(public_key, token, prefix=':clock12:')
Parameter | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
public_key |
String |
Your Trello developer key |
token |
String |
The connection token provided by Trello due to its authorization process |
prefix |
String |
Prefix to use for comment detection. Defaults to :clock12:
|
find_all
Queries Trello, parsing comments which have the required format for consolidation.
Parameters
TimeTrello.find_all (start_date, end_date, board_id, &filter)
Parameter | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
start_date |
Time |
Start date to use for limiting the result set |
end_date |
Time |
End date to use for limiting the result set |
board_id |
String |
Trello's board identification to query for |
filter |
Proc |
Block to use for extra data filtering |
The filter
block receives as parameter an instance of
TimeTrello::ActivityRecord
. It must return a boolean:
-
true
: the entry will be on the final result set -
false
: the entry will de discarded from final result set
See the example.rb
file for a usage example.