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invoicematic

v1.0.8

Published

A CLI to auto-magicaly generate your timesheets and invoices from git (requires an account on InvoiceMatic.io)

Downloads

41

Readme

InvoiceMatic CLI

invoicematic lets you generate your invoice directly from the command line by parsing your git activity. It requires an account on InvoiceMatic.io, having a cloud back-end is required to enable the integration with existing invoicing solutions like Freshbooks.

Installation

npm install -g invoicematic

Then check your install by running:

invoicematic help

Registration

You will have to register with InvoiceMatic before using the command line. Just run the following command to register:

invoicematic register

Invoicing

Just run the invoicematic command on a local target git repository to generate a timesheet and draft invoice in your account. You will then be able to review online, and fix invoice entries before sending the final invoice to your customer.

Commands

  • invoicematic help
  • invoicematic register
  • invoicematic login
  • invoicematic invoice ~/dev/myrepo --account=Ybsis --number=INV20201912A —from=2020/02/01 —until=2020/02/29 —current="day|week|month"
  • invoicematic invoice ~/dev/myrepo --account=Ybsis --number=INV20201912A —current="day|week|month"