johndouthat / xtt

time tracker: think private 'twitter' that counts the duration of status messages.

XTT is a time tracker: think private 'twitter' that counts the duration of status messages.

Created by ENTP, the folks behind Lighthouse, Warehouse, Beast and other neat things.

Licensed under the AGPL v3

Getting Started

1. Create config/database.yml, using a MySQL database. Using sqlite doesn't work due to the code using mysql-specific timezone conversion functions.
2. Create config/xtt.yml. Refer to config/xtt.example.yml
3. Create the log directory and make it world-writable
4. Run rake gems:install to ensure you have all the required gems, such as Tinder
5. Create the database with rake db:create
6. Populate the database with rake db:schema:load, then rake db:migrate
7. Start the server with ./script/server
8. Add a user at http:///signup
9. If you don't get a confirmation email (which you likely won't if you don't have the mail sending configured), check log/development.log for a copy of the confirmation email that would have been sent to you. copy and paste the activation url from it into the browser toolbar (should look like the following: http://tt.entp.com/activate/db61f839776898cedee72fcb9f87465d797e2e93 - of course, replace tt.entp.com with your dev server address.)

Going into Production

1. If you're going into production and need to configure ActionMailer to use something other than simple sendmail, add those configuration options to config/environments/production.rb
2. Execute and monitor script/runner "Xtt.aimbot_main_loop".