Compiles hours for the past month into a clean, organized, and itemized list that can be copy/pasted into invoicing systems such as Bill, Wave, or something similar.
Rename .example.env to env, and insert your teamwork api key
Set up your clients and lists in clients.json, using clients.example.json as a reference. If you skip this step, the program will tell you which lists you are missing when you run it. This also serves the purpose of keeping your clients.json up to date over time by giving you information on what you need to add as your clients and lists expand
Please ensure that rust is installed first before attempting to run.
From the project root, run cargo run. To run the report for the previous month, you can pass the -l parameter, like so:
cargo run -- -l
You can also build the project with cargo build --release, however you will still want to run it from a directory where you have a .env and clients.json. Alternatively, you don't strictly need to have a .env if you've added your teamwork api key to your global environment variables, as this project just uses dotenv to load the values from .env into your environment variables.