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Time Tracker is a a tool meant to help users track time spent on various projects and tasks. It generates simple reports in CSV form with the collected data. | Time Tracker is a a tool meant to help users track time spent on various projects and tasks. It generates simple reports in CSV form with the collected data. Check out the code here: https://github.com/berkmancenter/timetracker | ||
For this project we are looking to expand the reporting feature by adding a web based reporting section. Items included for reports are: | |||
* Breakdown of time by user | |||
* Date range specific reports | |||
* Project specific reports | |||
* Total hours by date range and/or user | |||
Other features we would like to add: | |||
* Adding roles (staff, manager, admin), currently we have admin and staff only | |||
* Email notifications when time is reported | |||
* Ability to archives users (by semester, year, etc.) | |||
This tool is built using Ruby on Rails with a Postgres database. |
Latest revision as of 10:38, 27 March 2013
Time Tracker is a a tool meant to help users track time spent on various projects and tasks. It generates simple reports in CSV form with the collected data. Check out the code here: https://github.com/berkmancenter/timetracker
For this project we are looking to expand the reporting feature by adding a web based reporting section. Items included for reports are:
- Breakdown of time by user
- Date range specific reports
- Project specific reports
- Total hours by date range and/or user
Other features we would like to add:
- Adding roles (staff, manager, admin), currently we have admin and staff only
- Email notifications when time is reported
- Ability to archives users (by semester, year, etc.)
This tool is built using Ruby on Rails with a Postgres database.