Harvest hour balance extension fetches your Harvest hours and compares them to expected sum of hours.
By default it chooses the first day of current year as starting date, but you can customize it by picking a date from Start date calendar.
Hours from last two weeks are automatically re-fetched on every reload, so if you have entered hours for days prior those, use Settings -> Reset all data option to reset the cache and reload all hours.
- Download Harvest.crx
- Navigate to chrome://extensions and drag&drop downloaded Harvest.crx to your browser window.
In Settings panel you can customize the day length, pick a holidays list and reset data.
Day length is used to calculate the expected hours (working days * day length).
Holidays list contains all days that are excluded from expected hours calculation. Currently holiday lists are hardcoded in source, see HOLIDAYS in src/harvest.js for available lists.
Reset all data button will clear the local storage and reload monthly balances from Harvest.
All finnish public holidays are not counted as working days. Additionally, Midsummer's Eve and Christmas Eve (24.12) are not counted as working days.
Remember to reset your storage by hitting Settings -> Reset all data button after updating the plugin.
- Fork https://github.com/SC5/harvestbalance-chrome
- Clone it
- Navigate to chrome://extensions, enable "Developer mode"
- Drag & drop app/ from your clone to your browser extensions window
- Hack to your heart's content
- Commit, push and send a PR to upstream
npm run build will build ./src/harvest.js to ./app/harvest.js using Browserify.
npm run watch will watch ./src/harvest.js for changes and update ./app/harvest.js automatically.
Remember that you'll still need to reload the extension in chrome://extensions
npm run test will run the unit test suite for balance calculations, make sure your Node.js version supports needed ES6 features (>= 5.0.0 should do fine) and that all tests pass before submitting PRs.
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