Harvester

Simple Rails app used to consolidate timesheet reports for shared projects across multiple Harvest accounts.

Installation

$ bundle install

Create local database harvester_development

$ rails db:migrate

Rename config/application.yml.example to config/application.yml and fill in Harvest account info.

# Follow the naming convention: "harvest_<namewithoutspaces>_<config_var>"
harvest_mycompany_subdomain: myharvestsubdomain
harvest_mycompany_username:
harvest_mycompany_password:
harvest_mycompany_project_id: '<grab id from project url>'

harvest_partner_subdomain: mypartnersharvestsubdomain
harvest_partner_username:
harvest_partner_password:
harvest_partner_project_id: '<grab id from partner project url>'

harvest_anotherpartner_subdomain: ...

^{Note: Try restarting Spring if changes aren't taking effect: $ spring stop}

Seed your Organizations and Admin users:

$ rails db:seed

Run Redis and Sidekiq in seperate terminals:

$ redis-server
$ bundle exec sidekiq -q default -q mailers

Sync the Harvest data:

$ rails sync:all # This will create a job in Sidekiq but should be picked up right away

Open your app: http://harvester.dev

Deploying to Heroku

You must first install the addons:

• Redis add-on
• Postgress add-on (This might be installed automaically)

$ heroku create
$ heroku ps:scale web=1

# Import config vars from yml
$ figaro heroku:set -e production

# Verify config vars are set (Harvest accounts, REDIS_URL, DATABASE_URL)
$ heroku config

$ git push heroku master
$ heroku run rake db:migrate
$ heroku run rake db:seed
$ heroku run rake sync:all
$ heroku open

Scheduling on Heroku

# Install and launch the addon
$ heroku addons:create scheduler:standard
$ heroku addons:open scheduler

Then just create a new job and add the command rake sync:all

TODO

• Build config CRUD
• Fuzzy task name matching between organizations (currently has to be exact)
• Polling for new timesheet entries only (currently nukes everything)
• Caching report calculations