Provides a set of endpoints for the PunchClock iOS app as well as a Status Board-compatible In/Out panel.
This fork features several changes from Panic's version:
- Uses Parse instead of ZeroPush for push notifications.
- Tracks status changes in a new
status_changestable. - Provides RSS feeds for in/out status changes for each user.
Let's assume you've gone through the basic heroku setup steps and are ready to deploy an application.
The server is designed to run with a Postgres database and the Parse's push notification service. To get it running for testing you'll need to install some Ruby gems and customize your local enviroment.
$ cp dotenv.sample .env$ gem install bundler; bundle install
To run the server locally run foreman start
Put your people images in the public folder and name them the same as the names used in the app.
Each user is given a pair of RSS feeds. The feeds are accessible at /rss/ins/#{lowercase_user_name}.xml?token=#{token} and /rss/outs/#{lowercase_user_name}.xml?token=#{token}.
The token parameter must be provided and should match the AUTH_TOKEN environment variable. Additionally, the In feed accepts an optional "before" parameter to only show entries before a certain hour. The Out feed accepts an optional "after" parameter to only show entries after a certain hour. Both parameters must be in 24-hour time.
Feel free to fork and send us pull requests.
PunchClockServer is an unsupported, unofficial Panic product. If you can't contribute directly, please file bugs here.