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punchout takes the suck out of logging time on JIRA
https://github.com/dhth/punchout

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# punchout

✨ Overview
---

`punchout` takes the suck out of logging time on JIRA.


Usage

💾 Install
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**homebrew**:

```sh
brew install dhth/tap/punchout
```

**go**:

```sh
go install github.com/dhth/punchout@latest
```

⚡️ Usage
---

`punchout` can receive its configuration via command line flags, or a config
file.

### Using a config file

Create a toml file that looks like the following. The default location for this
file is `~/.config/punchout/punchout.toml`.

```toml
[jira]
jira_url = "https://jira.company.com"
jira_token = "XXX"
# put whatever JQL you want to query for
jql = "assignee = currentUser() AND updatedDate >= -14d ORDER BY updatedDate DESC"
# I don't know how many people will find use for this.
# I need this, since the JIRA server I use runs 5 hours behind
# the actual time, for whatever reason 🤷
jira_time_delta_mins = 300
```

*Note: `punchout` only supports [on-premise] installations of JIRA for now. I
might add support for cloud installations in the future.*

### Using command line flags

Use `punchout -h` for help.

```bash
punchout \
db-path='/path/to/punchout/db/file.db' \
jira-url='https://jira.company.com' \
jira-token='XXX' \
jql='assignee = currentUser() AND updatedDate >= -14d ORDER BY updatedDate DESC' \
jira-time-delta-mins='300' \
```

Both the config file and the command line flags can be used in conjunction, but
the latter will take precedence over the former.

```bash
punchout \
config-file-path='/path/to/punchout/config/file.toml' \
jira-token='XXX' \
jql='assignee = currentUser() AND updatedDate >= -14d ORDER BY updatedDate DESC'
```

🖥️ Screenshots
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Usage



Usage



Usage

📋 Reference Manual
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```
punchout Reference Manual

punchout has 5 panes:
- Issues List View Shows you issues matching your JQL query
- Worklog List View Shows you your worklog entries; you sync these entries
to JIRA from here
- Worklog Entry View You enter/update a worklog entry from here
- Synced Worklog Entry View You view the worklog entries synced to JIRA

- Help View (this one)

Keyboard Shortcuts

General

1 Switch to Issues List View
2 Switch to Worklog List View
3 Switch to Synced Worklog List View
Go to next view/form entry
Go to previous view/form entry
? Show help view

General List Controls

h/ Move cursor up
k/ Move cursor down
h Go to previous page
l Go to next page
/ Start filtering

Issue List View

s Toggle recording time on the currently selected issue,
will open up a form to record a comment on the second
"s" keypress
Add manual worklog entry
Go to currently tracked item
Discard currently active recording

Worklog List View

Update worklog entry
Delete worklog entry
s Sync all visible entries to JIRA
Refresh list

Worklog Entry View

enter Save worklog entry
k Move timestamp backwards by one minute
j Move timestamp forwards by one minute
K Move timestamp backwards by five minutes
J Move timestamp forwards by five minutes

Synced Worklog Entry View

Refresh list

```

Acknowledgements
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`punchout` is built using the awesome TUI framework [bubbletea][1].

[1]: https://github.com/charmbracelet/bubbletea
[2]: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Atlassian-Migration-Program/Product-features-comparison-Atlassian-Cloud-vs-on-premise/ba-p/1918147