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krzysztof-ciszewski / timeular-reader

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ok... I'm dumb again... #2

Open killianconsulting opened 3 weeks ago

killianconsulting commented 3 weeks ago

I have the windows release. I installed and it created the config.toml. I filled out my labels.

I have my Clockify API, Workspace ID, and Project IDs.

So the dumb question, where do I put all of that? Once I fill out the labels on the config.toml, where should I put it and where do I put the API and IDs.

krzysztof-ciszewski commented 3 weeks ago

Did you run the program with the --setup flag? When you run that it will ask which site you want to use and then the rest of the data needed(api key, workspace id etc)

killianconsulting commented 3 weeks ago

Ok. I have that part running and I can see in cmd that it is tracking when I turn the timeular and the labels are matching. I have the API in the config.toml now, as well as the workspace_id so something is working because it can definitely track the cube. I don't see any of it in Clockify though so now I think I am missing something there?

Second, do I need to run this every time for it to actively track? Where should the .exe and config.toml be stored going forward, right now they are just in my Downloads folder.

krzysztof-ciszewski commented 3 weeks ago

The exe and config have to be next to each other, other than that you're free to store it wherever you want. As for autostart you will need to create that manually, maybe this will help you https://stackoverflow.com/questions/76766511/how-do-i-automatically-have-a-command-run-from-my-windows-10-command-prompt-when