by Erich Blume (blume.erich@gmail.com) 2019
This project contains the code for Hermes, which is a Time Accountant. That is
to say, Hermes is a set of tools for managing time. The scope of Hermes is
quite large, but right now this project primarily provides hermes, which is a
python package for manipulating, building, querying, filtering, and tabulating
timespans.
TODO - expand this documentation! Please seen CONTRIBUTING.rst.
For now, please check out the tests directory for usage examples.
This project uses poetry to manage
installation and dependencies. Once you've installed poetry, run
poetry install
Then, you can run the hermes cli via
poetry run hermes-exec
An example wrapper executable is provided in /bin called simply hermes, this
allows you to install the hermes command wherever in your '$PATH' you'd like, and
invoke hermes with
hermes list
Finally, if you would like to run hermes unit tests, you can run
poetry run tox
Which will also generate a coverage report. More complete testing can be performed with the optional (off-by-default) integration tests, these can be run ( WITH CAUTION ) via
poetry run hermes_integration_tests.sh
To test hermes against public APIs, you will need to first create an API access
token for those services. The easiest way to do this is probably to just run
hermes_integration_tests.sh and see what the failures are - any failures
about missing files will be your clue. Please file a bug for me to make this
experience less painful and let me know what you think.
NOTE that integration tests modify your public API data. I've tried to design them in such a way that they shouldn't be 'destructive'... but that relies on working code, which is the point of the test.
Please see LICENSE and CONTRIBUTING.rst