olejnjak/toggl2redmine

Swift script that automatically transfers time entries from Toggl to Redmine

Toggl2Redmine

⚠️ Currently under development! Use at your own risk!

Swift script that automatically transfers time entries from Toggl to Redmine.

Prerequisities

You have to obtain your access tokens for Redmine and Toggl. Then create a file at ~/.t2r/credentials.json with the following content

{
    "redmine": "{YOUR-REDMINE-TOKEN}",
    "toggl": "{YOUR-TOGGL-TOKEN}"
}

Instalation and usage

Using mint

$ mint install LukasHromadnik/Toggl2Redmine

Using Swift directly

$ git clone https://github.com/LukasHromadnik/Toggl2Redmine.git
$ cd Toggl2Redmine
$ swift run t2r

Binary

You can copy the binary to some directory in your $PATH, then you can run the application from Terminal.

If you are not a fan of Terminal, just copy the binary to some place where it'll be easy to find. If you want to use it, just double-click it.

Time entry format

In order for the script to recognise that the time entry should be sychronized, the title of the time entry has to start with the following format:

#{redmine-issue-id}:

After that it can be whatever text you want. The letter is not used within the synchronization.

Optionally you can specify a comment for the Redmine entry. Use [comment] to add comment to the entry.

By default the script clusters multiple entries per day and per Redmine task. As a result only one entry will be created in the Redmine. This entry has sum of durations of all appropriate Toggl's entries. Also all comments in those entries are joined.

Synchronization

The script uses tag with the name Synchronized to distinguish which time entries were synchronized and which weren't.