mic159/clockbeat-timesheets

Restyles the Clockbeat timesheet system, and adds a handy search feature.

Clockbeat Timesheet restyle Chrome extension

This Chrome extension restyles the clockbeat timesheet system to make it look a bit nicer, and adds a handy filtering system to find those activity codes easily.

View this on the Chrome Web Store

Credits

Big thanks go to David Johnstone, who did most of the restyling. Here is his original scripts

Thanks to Stephen Moore for his contributions to this extension.

Development

You'll need to install node.js and npm (https://github.com/joyent/node/wiki/Installation and http://npmjs.org/) Then you'll need extra libraries

sudo npm install [email protected] stylus -g
npm install watch jsdom jasmine-node underscore
git clone https://github.com/fusesource/coffeejade
cd coffeejade
# Change commander in package.json to be version 0.3.2
sudo npm install -g

To do all the transpiling of coffeescript, jade and stylus templates into the extension folder, just run "cake watch" from the root folder.

This will use the files found in bin to run the necessary commands when these files are changed.

Web App version

When you run "cake server", nodejs will serve the app on localhost:8000 and works as you'd expect. For this you'll need atleast node v0.6.0, redis (sudo apt-get install redis-server) also: sudo npm install node-dev -g npm install jade connect-redis jade express coffee-script