CLI tool that allows you to retrieve time entries for a specific project.
Generate a new personal access token from https://id.getharvest.com/developers
Install the tool by running npm i -g harre.
After the installation, run harre --init to add your Harvest API credentials. As user agent, you can put ``harre`
Find entries for certain project by running harre <Project id> or harre <Project name>. The output will be in a CSV format.
You may add <From date> and <To date>, thus filtering the output between two dates. Otherwise the output will be entries from one week ago to the current date.
You can also use months to search all entries for that given month:
harre <Project name> 12
This will return decembers entries for the project.
Flags:
- -g: Returns all projects
- -f : Finds a project where the name contains given search word
- -h : Returns the sum of recorded hours for the given project.
- -j: Return output as Json
- -l: Returns last weeks entries
- --min: Returns minimal CSV with the following columns: Date, Notes, Hours and Employee number
- --init: Enter users credentials
- --help: Prints out help
Find the projects information with only the name:
harre -f <Project name>
If there are multiple, you need to select one of them.
Finds entries for the project with the id 123456, between 1.3.2020 and the current date:
harre <Project id> <From date>
harre 123456 20200301
Returns found entries in a CSV format.
Get all entries for a project between current day and seven days ago:
harre <Project name>
e.g. 07.02.2020 - 15.02.2020
Get all last weeks entries for certain project:
harre <Project id> -l
Return last weeks entries in a CSV format.
Find project where the name contains given search word.
harre -f <Project id> -j
harre -f name -j
Returns a Json object that contains project information.
Create a merge request for any modifications to the source code.
To publish the new version to NPM registery, you have to be in the owner group. Please contanct Uberballo to be added to the group.
To publish, make sure you have the newest working version, then run npm publish.
some of the test require working API key, if you don't have the required credentials, try to avoid developing them.
Run them by using npm test