Work Tracker

This repository serves for me to track the number of hours worked through a React Native app.

• Table of contents
• Prerequisites
• Actions to choose from

• Set the USER_ID property in the .env. files to the ID of your Firebase user.
• Install a JavaScript runtime, such as Node, or Bun. I personally prefer Bun, so the guides throughout the project will be using bun run instead of node run, but the choice is yours.

There is a number of actions you can perform using either bun run or npm run. These are listed in package.json, but for clarity, I also add them here.

Note: Each action is invoked either through a shell script (scripts folder), or the _dev/main.ts file. For further details on any single action, refer to these files.

Here is a list of available actions:

• Add entry:
  • Overview: Add a custom hours worked entry to the data.json file.
  • Invocation: bun run add-entry
• Remove entry:
  • Overview: Remove the last custom hours worked entry from the data.json file.
  • Invocation: bun run remove-entry
• Backup:
  • Overview: Backup a data file to Google Drive.
  • Invocation: bun run backup <backup-file-name> <google-drive-folder-path>
  • Note: For the first argument, select just the name of the file inside the data folder. For the second argument, provide the full path to the folder inside your google drive.
• Report:
  • Overview: Generate a report of hours worked for a given company during a given month of a year.
  • Invocation: bun run report <company-name> <month> <year>
  • Note: You can pass the --no-save flag to skip saving the report to the output folder.
  • Alternatives: To run the script in a development environment, use bun run dev-report <company-name> <month> <year>.
• Invoice:
  • Overview: Generate an example invoice in the output/invoices folder.
  • Invoication: bun run main create-example-invoice