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auto-clock-cli

v1.0.5

Published

CLI tool for automatic clock in/out with HRMS integration

Readme

Auto Clock CLI

A CLI tool to automatically clock in and clock out at scheduled times.

Installation

npm install -g auto-clock-cli

Quick Start

1. Setup (first-time users)

auto-clock setup

This will prompt you for:

  • Email
  • Password
  • Location (default: TechBodia)
  • Clock in time (e.g., 08:00)
  • Clock out time (e.g., 17:00)

2. Test manually

auto-clock in    # Clock in now
auto-clock out   # Clock out now

3. Enable automatic scheduling

auto-clock enable   # Enable smart auto clock

Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | auto-clock setup | Interactive setup wizard | | auto-clock in | Clock in now | | auto-clock out | Clock out now | | auto-clock smart | Smart clock (auto detects if in/out needed) | | auto-clock history [days] | Show clock history (default: 14 days) | | auto-clock reclock | Request reclock for a single day | | auto-clock reclock-range | Request reclock for multiple days | | auto-clock enable | Enable smart auto clock | | auto-clock disable | Disable auto clock | | auto-clock schedule | Change clock in/out times | | auto-clock status | Show current configuration | | auto-clock logs | Show recent logs | | auto-clock token | Manually set JWT token | | auto-clock help | Show help |

Configuration

Config is stored at: ~/.auto-clock/config.json Logs are stored at: ~/.auto-clock/clock.log

Smart Auto Clock

The enable command sets up smart auto clock that:

  • Checks every 10 minutes during work hours
  • Auto clocks IN if: after your clock-in time and not yet clocked in
  • Auto clocks OUT if: after your clock-out time and not yet clocked out
  • Only runs Monday-Friday

Benefit: Even if you open your laptop late, it will still clock you in!

Reclock

If you forgot to clock in/out, use reclock:

auto-clock reclock           # Single day
auto-clock reclock-range     # Multiple days (date range)

For Multiple Users

Each user:

  1. Installs: npm install -g auto-clock-cli
  2. Runs setup: auto-clock setup
  3. Enables: auto-clock enable

Each user's config is stored separately in their home directory.

Uninstall

npm uninstall -g auto-clock-cli
rm -rf ~/.auto-clock