Fork of frenzymadness's script, with a few ugly hacks to better suit my needs.
Biggest difference is that it doesn't randomize hours and accepts --month argument
which tries to fill the whole month.
Any potential effort of making this more presentable is overshadowed by a lack
of interest for touching anything workday related.
Original README below.
I am releasing the first version of the time sheet helper for WorkDay!
Disclaimer: It's very naive, pre-alpha version, requires some manual work and nobody should use it. But it works for me :)
License: WTFPLv2 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WTFPL#Version_2
It works on weekly basis so either you specify which week you want to fill or it does it for the current week.
So, to fill the time sheet for the third week in July, run python3 workday.py -w 29.
It's not able to detect any kind of PTO (public holidays, sick days, annual leave, …) and WorkDay freely lets you
to save duplicated entries. In cases when you need to skip some days in a week, pass them as a comma separated list
(of numbers like 0 for Monday or short names like mon) to the script. For example, the second week in July had public
holiday on Monday and I had a sick day on Wednesday so to skip those two days and fill the rest
I used python workday.py -w 28 -s 0,2. This should not apply to situations when a month starts or ends in the middle
of a week because previous and next months should be locked already.
It randomizes the times as the previous version for Orange did but does it once for a whole week. Feel free to update the scripts to your needs.
Requirements:
- selenium (>4) working with Firefox (geckodriver)
- working Kerberos in the browser with a valid ticket
Patches and testers are welcome.