Time Master

All you need to monitor your activities and to plan your team tasks with an Opensource project.

Based on the idea of TaskJuggler project.

Getting Start

Import timesheet from JIRA

Hereinafter, an example about how you can import a Jira Timesheet Report and convert to time-master yaml specs.

Import CSV timesheet

Usage:
   import timesheet [file] [flags]

Flags:
  -d, --dir string                Directory where import timesheets.
  -h, --help                      help for timesheet
  -i, --import-type string        Define type of the imported file. Now it's supported only Jira. (default "jira")
  -j, --jira-mapper-file string   Import jira resource mapper file.
  -s, --split-for-user            Create a timesheet file for every user.
      --stdout                    Print timesheets to stdout instead of write files.
  -p, --target-prefix string      Prefix of the file/files to create.

Global Flags:
  -c, --config string   Time Master configuration file
  -v, --verbose         Verbose output.

The jira-mapper-file is used for map JIRA user to Time Master users and to assign Jira issues to a specific task.

An example of jira mapper file:

resources:
- jira_name: "Daniele Rondina"
  name: "geaaru"

issues:
- jira_issue: "ISSUE-1"
  task: "MYCLIENT01.briefing"

Split import with a file per user:

$> time-master import timesheet Reports_2020-06-01_2020-06-30.csv -d workspace/timesheets/202006/ -j workspace/mapper/jira.yaml  -s

Import to a single file.

$> time-master import timesheet Reports_2020-06-01_2020-06-30.csv -d workspace/timesheets/202006/ -j workspace/mapper/jira.yaml