Pass as Command Line Argument when running SyncTimesheetApp Main (all arguments are mandatory)
--input=... --operation=... --baseUrl=https:// --clientId=... --clientSecret=... --minimumDailyHours=8
The output file generated will contain all success and error messages associated by the chosen operation.
--input=...
The CSV file contains the input timesheet entries to be processed. The file should have a header and follow the following format :
date;CAMIS resourceId;employeeName;timeCode;workOrder;hoursLogged
as an example
date;Camis resourceId;employeeName;timeCode;workOrder;hoursLogged19/12/2022;I123456;Ward Br;AD;LMAC000.003;120/12/2022;I123456;Ward Br;AD;LMAC000.003;7,75
--operation
The operation to execute, there are two possible operations
- checkWorkOrders : checks whether each employee in the input csv has access to the specified work order for the first and last date that the employee has registered hours for.
- syncTimeSheets :
--baseUrl: the base url towards the Camis REST API. Ends with a /--clientId: the clientId, provided to you by the Camis Horizon administrator--clientSecret: the clientSecret, provided to you by the Camis Horizon administrator
Log files can be found at
- log/camis-horizon-app.log : general logging
- log/check-workorders.log : specific operation logging of the checkWorkOrders
- log/sync-timesheets.log : specific operation logging of the syncTimeSheets
Java 17 ! both for running the application ! also for Gradle JVM
Under profile, Developer Settings
add Fine-grained personal access tokens under the name GithubPackagesRegistry
When you Release a new version, this will trigger a Github Action that upon success will publish artifacts to the Github Packages repository.
This in turn can then be used in dependent project https://github.com/wardbryon/EveresstTempoSyncTool to retrieve the necessary libraries.