This script copies time logs from the time tracker Toggl to the issue tracker Redmine. It uses the APIs for each service, so it doesn't need anything to be done on the server side.
You should the relevant Redmine issue number to each time log in Toggl, eg: This is my fix for issue #1234.
toggle2rm -r URL -a TOKEN -t TOKEN [2012-01-31]
The arguments are:
- -r, --redmine-url: The URL for your Redmine instance, eg:
http://redmine.example.com. Note that the scheme (http or https) is required. - -a, --redmine-token: Your Redmine REST API token. Your Redmine instance will need to have "Enable REST API" turned on! Then you can get your token from the right column of the "My account" page in Redmine.
- -t, --toggl-token: Your Toggl API token. You can get this from your Toggl account page.
- Optionally, the date whose time entries you want to copy. If you leave this out, it will use the current date.
- This isn't particularly well-tested. But it's been working fine for us at Evolving Web!
- You'll need Ruby to run this script.
- It explicitly doesn't test the Redmine instance's SSL certificate, since OS X's Ruby is weird and broken.
- It only looks at your first Toggl workspace. Patches welcome!
- If a time log has no issue number in its description, it is just skipped.
- There's no duplicate detection—run this script twice, and your time will be logged twice.
- There's no support for SOCKS proxies, patches welcome.
This code is available under the MIT License