NAME

App::TimeClock::Weekly::Report

DESCRIPTION

Can parse the timelog and generate a report using an instance of a App::TimeClock::Weekly::PrinterInterface.

METHODS

new($timelog, $printer)

Initializes a new App::TimeClock::Weekly::Report object.

Two parameters are required:

$timelog

Must point to a timelog file. Will die if not.

$printer

An object derived from App::TimeClock::Weekly::PrinterInterface. Will die if not.

_timelocal()

Returns a time (seconds since epoch) from a date and time.

_get_report_time()

Returns the time when the report was executed.

_set_report_time()

Sets the time when the report is executed.

_read_lines()

Reads a set of check in and check out lines.

If end of file is reached after reading the check in line, then reading of the check out line is skipped.

_parse_lines()

Parses a set of check in and check out lines.

The lines are split on space and should contain the following four fields:

state

is either 'i' - check in or 'o' - check out.

date

is formatted as YYYY/MM//DD

time

is formatted as HH:MM:SS

project

is then name of the project/task and is only required when checking in.

execute()

Opens the timelog file starts parsing it, looping over each day and calling print_day() for each.

AUTHOR

Søren Lund, <soren at lund.org>

SEE ALSO

timeclock.pl

COPYRIGHT

Copyright (C) 2012-2014 Søren Lund

This file is part of App::TimeClock.

App::TimeClock is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.

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