King of Time CLI

• Usage
• Installation
• Commands

Usage

$ kot checkin
TODO example output

$ kot checkout
TODO example output

Installation

From the same directory as this README:

$ npm run setup

Now the kot command should be available on your system.

Set Tokens

You need to provide two tokens, which can be retrieved by inspecting the HTTP request to /bprgateway the King of Time Web UI makes when submitting a check-in or check-out request.

It is convenient to set these as the below environment variables, although they can also be passed as options to the checkin and checkout commands.

• KINGOFTIME_TOKEN
• KINGOFTIME_USER_TOKEN

Commands

• kot checkin
• kot checkout
• kot help [COMMANDS]

kot checkin

Check in

USAGE
  $ kot checkin --token <value> --user-token <value>

FLAGS
  --token=<value>       (required) Defaults to the KINGOFTIME_TOKEN environment variable.
  --user-token=<value>  (required) Defaults to the KINGOFTIME_USER_TOKEN environment variable.

DESCRIPTION
  Check in

EXAMPLES
  $ kot checkin

kot checkout

Check out

USAGE
  $ kot checkout --token <value> --user-token <value>

FLAGS
  --token=<value>       (required) Defaults to the KINGOFTIME_TOKEN environment variable.
  --user-token=<value>  (required) Defaults to the KINGOFTIME_USER_TOKEN environment variable.

DESCRIPTION
  Check out

EXAMPLES
  $ kot checkout

kot help [COMMANDS]

Display help for kot.

USAGE
  $ kot help [COMMANDS] [-n]

ARGUMENTS
  COMMANDS  Command to show help for.

FLAGS
  -n, --nested-commands  Include all nested commands in the output.

DESCRIPTION
  Display help for kot.

See code: @oclif/plugin-help

Credits

Inspired by https://github.com/inabajunmr/kotrcli