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range-export-cli

v1.1.0

Published

Range Export

Readme

Range Logo

Range Export · License Twitter

The Range Export script allows you to extract information from your team's Range workspace.

This package makes use of Range API Keys, be careful to keep these keys secure. Avoid checking them into git repositories or leaving them in unsecured source code.

Installation

$ npm install -g range-export-cli

Usage

This package needs to be configured with an API key which you can generate by visiting your developer dashboard. The key can be passed in via the RANGE_ACCESS_KEY environment variable.

$ export RANGE_ACCESS_KEY='deadbeef1234567890'
$ range-export-cli --help

Options

| Flag | Description | | -------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------- | | --after, -a | Return data after this JS compatible data. | | --before, -b | Return data after this JS compatible data. | | --fmt | Modify the output format; json or csv. (default: json) | | --images | Download images and use local references. (default: false) | | --target | A user_id or team_id to fetch data for. (default: everything visible to API key ) | | --out | Output directory or file (default: ./range-export.json) |

Export check-in data

Export all check-ins for the workspace between two dates.

$ range-export-cli check-ins -a 2020-01-01 -b 2020-02-01 -o meetings.json

Export meeting data

Export meetings for an org, team, or user.

$ range-export-cli meetings -o meetings.json

On Formats

The JSON will contain nested entities that can be traversed as a tree.

HTML is only currently supported for check-ins.

CSV data will be "unwound" such that there is one row per item. If a check-in has 3 plan items and 6 past items, there will be 9 rows per check-in. This format does not work well with meeting data.

user_id,user_name,update_id,published_at,client_timezone_offset,mood,mood_color,snippets.id,snippets.type,snippets.is_main_focus,snippets.callout,snippets.content,snippets.attachment_id,snippets.attachment_provider,snippets.attachment_type,snippets.attachment_subtype,snippets.attachment_name,snippets.attachment_url
AAoBFg5fsqC7IqAmwgDy,Rence Calico,AB8BFg7z_0K1eAG6-gAc,2020-05-14T17:06:36Z,420,:grimacing:,UNSET_COLOR,AB4BFg7vGhqnbtYlWgD1,PAST,true,FYI,Tech spec drafted and now ready for review and comments. We will discuss this in today's planning session for next cycle #Delight,ACEBFg7vGhkiSzf2JAA0,Google Documents,DOCUMENT,GOOGLE_DOCUMENT,Project Garfield Tech Specification,https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ZROrMdgdkPMsAjci0gZmjksGDqMQr__-_ZD_tjvqR3s/edit
AAoBFg5fsqC7IqAmwgDy,Rence Calico,AB8BFg7z_0K1eAG6-gAc,2020-05-14T17:06:36Z,420,:grimacing:,UNSET_COLOR,AB4BFg7xh5R1H3v3uwDK,PAST,false,,,ACEBFg7xh5Mwv28k1AC1,Range Meeting Actions,TASK,,Draft Project Lasagna Tech Spec,https://meet.range.co/bbck7/cycle-planning/1
AAoBFg5fsqC7IqAmwgDy,Rence Calico,AB8BFg7z_0K1eAG6-gAc,2020-05-14T17:06:36Z,420,:grimacing:,UNSET_COLOR,AB4BFg7y_3blbfEvzQCL,PAST,false,feedback,Have proposed solution as comments in issue. Please review and react. #Catnip,ACEBFg7y_3WVXZ0KPgDE,GitHub,ISSUE,,3 uses of nip in rapid succession breaking build,https://github.com/Purrfect-Software/catnip/issues/2
AAoBFg5fsqC7IqAmwgDy,Rence Calico,AB8BFg7z_0K1eAG6-gAc,2020-05-14T17:06:36Z,420,:grimacing:,UNSET_COLOR,AB4BFg7vRDCeDCZYFwAg,PAST,false,,Proposed revised workflow for code reviews,ACEBFg7vRC9khX0IIgBN,Google Drawing,DOCUMENT,GOOGLE_DRIVE,Updated Code Review Workflow,https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/15taoox6U3EvwD9UIU08BC6T17bkoAtLfQirZ3QoTAio/edit?usp=drivesdk

About Range

Range helps teams know what’s happening, stay in sync, and actually feel like a team. It’s thoughtfully designed software that helps teams share daily check-ins, track goals, and run better meetings. So you can do your best work together.

Everything is easier in Range because it works with the tools you already use. Your tasks, documents, and code changes are already in Range, so you don’t have to enter data twice.

Find out more at www.range.co.