Are you tired of 'cornal' stuff on Redmine? Have you postponed all that working time and tasks into Redmine?
So this is for you!
git clone [email protected]:gabriellima/redmine_filler.git
This is a first release, without placing things in their places.
So try to not judge this harshly, yet.
Also, for now, desconsider things at 'Pre-Setup' tutorial, because settings are all under redmine.py, instead of settings.py.
Edit file settings.py changing params
First edit helper_issue_dict under redmine.py, putting your data to create some issue, if you need to create some.
This will be required until I realise good way to convert some input to unicode.
Also, please note that in my case, my project url is this one:
http://my_redmine.com/projects/aos/
So, my url is 'http://my_redmine.com/', and my project_id is 'aos'.
Also, sadly my url to create new issues is not the default one:
http://my_redmine.com/projects/aos/issues/new
Mine new-issue url is a little different, requiring a custom 'eap_id' param, like in this url:
http://my_redmine.com/projects/aos/issues/new?eap_id=224
So, I also pass it into Redmine constructor, in order to correctly create new issues.
Import redmine_filler.Redmine and helper to create new issues
from redmine_filler.redmine import Redmine, helper_issue_dict
Open redmine
r = Redmine('http://my_redmine.com/','user', 'pass','aos','eap_id=224')Create new issue and return its id
issue_id = r.create_issue(stop_before_commit=True,**helper_issue_dict)
Ps: I just set 'stop_before_commit' to True so that I can analyze the browser window before saving the new issue
Automatically fill the time between '2011-08-08' and '2011-09-02', with 4 working hours per day
r.fill_time(issue_id,'2011-08-08','2011-09-02','4')