orangino 0.1.1

A Tangerino plugin for Slack to punch in and out from your CLI, while letting your team know right away.
Documentation

Orangino uses the Reqwest crate to interact with the Tangerino API, while binding with Python to benefit from the official Slack client to publish messages to the channel of your choice.

Installation

Package Managers

# Cargo
cargo install orangino

Configuration

Orangino has a configuration file that allows you to change default behaviour. The file must be named .orangino.toml. Currently, Orangino looks for this file in your home directory (/home/marcelo on Linux, /Users/Marcelo on macOs, C:\Users\Alice on Windows)

How to use Orangino

To have Tangerino punch your card, you just need to call it:

$ orangino

Development directions ▶️

You will need:

  1. A Slack app installed on your workspace with the following features and permissions:
    • Incoming webhooks
    • Bot
      • chat:write
      • incoming-webhook
      • pins:read
      • pins:write
  2. Python version 3.5 up installed.
  3. Rust's nightly version installed.
  4. A .orangino.toml file with your credentials, following the .orangino.example.toml model on your home path:
employer_code = "12345"
pin = "9876"
tangerino_basic_token = "Basic xeAxZyEwTOsPZKdlIA=="

slack_channel = "#random"
slack_api_token = "xoxp-22f3f6aa-1a75-452c-b023-5365db9409ae"
greetings_message = "Hello world!"
goodbye_message = "Goodbye world!"
  1. To install the dependencies: pip install -r requirements.txt && cargo build

You are good to go now, make changes to the app and run it: cargo run