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I made some changes and put them into a branch, but I can't push it here. I named the branch twe-changes to separate them from your development changes. Note that I'm using Ubuntu 16.04. Here is the commit messsage (fixed typos):
Added argument parsing for guiType.py and Main.py.
Made full_screen an optional setting. Making it the default creates a window I can't move around.
Added report.py. This generates a report for people's time on a particular day. It may need some work with regard to the times/ directory.
Notes for the primary developer:
I had trouble installing so I put it into a virtualenv:
Probably need to put the apt-get install in the README and the pip
installs in a requirements.txt file. Some examples on how to run would also be
nice, and a note on the password (1234).
May also want to mention that this requires python3.
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I made some changes and put them into a branch, but I can't push it here. I named the branch twe-changes to separate them from your development changes. Note that I'm using Ubuntu 16.04. Here is the commit messsage (fixed typos):
Added argument parsing for guiType.py and Main.py.
Made full_screen an optional setting. Making it the default creates a window I can't move around.
Added report.py. This generates a report for people's time on a particular day. It may need some work with regard to the times/ directory.
Notes for the primary developer:
I had trouble installing so I put it into a virtualenv:
python3 -m venv timeclock-env
. timeclock-env/bin/activate
pip install -U pip
pip install tkinter
pip install slacker
sudo apt-get install python3-tk
Probably need to put the apt-get install in the README and the pip
installs in a requirements.txt file. Some examples on how to run would also be
nice, and a note on the password (1234).
May also want to mention that this requires python3.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: