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attendance-insights

v1.4.0

Published

Zero-install attendance analytics dashboard for HROne users. Shows overtime, shortfall, net balance, and daily patterns.

Downloads

259

Readme

Attendance Insights

See your overtime, shortfall, and net balance from HROne — no manual calculation needed.

Quick Start

npx attendance-insights@latest

Opens at http://localhost:3333. Custom port: npx attendance-insights@latest --port 4000

What It Does

  • Shows net balance (overtime − shortfall) for the selected month
  • Day-by-day table with worked hours, shift deviation, and late arrivals
  • Today's live status — first punch, worked so far, and when you can leave
  • Multi-month history — data accumulates in your browser automatically
  • Dark mode with a warm palette

How Data Gets In

Option 1: Chrome Extension (automatic)

  1. Download the extension from the app's setup page (or from the extension/ folder)
  2. Go to chrome://extensions → enable Developer Mode → Load unpacked → select the folder
  3. Visit HROne — data syncs automatically. Click "Sync Now" in the app anytime.

Option 2: Bookmarklet (one-click, no install)

  1. Open the app in your browser
  2. Drag the "Sync Attendance" button to your bookmarks bar
  3. Go to HROne Calendar page → click the bookmarklet
  4. First time you'll enter your Employee ID (remembered after that)

Privacy

All data stays in your browser's localStorage. No server, no database, no analytics, no tracking. The developer cannot see your data. Full details in the app's Privacy page.

For Developers

git clone <repo>
cd attendance-tracker
npm install
npm run dev          # Dev server on :3333
npm test             # Run tests
npm run build        # Production build
npm start            # Serve production build locally

Updating

Users always get the latest by running npx attendance-insights@latest. If you installed globally:

npm update -g attendance-insights

License

MIT