The Clockodo Laravel Package is a convenient and easy-to-use integration that allows Laravel developers to seamlessly integrate Clockodo time tracking functionality into their Laravel applications. Clockodo is a popular time tracking and management tool that helps businesses track and manage their working hours efficiently.
This package provides a set of Laravel-specific features and utilities that simplify the process of integrating Clockodo into your Laravel application. It encapsulates the complexities of making API requests, handling responses, and provides a streamlined approach for interacting with Clockodo within Laravel.
- Seamless integration with Laravel applications.
- Simplified API communication with Clockodo.
- Laravel service provider for easy registration and configuration.
- Wrapper classes and methods for common Clockodo operations.
- Convenient configuration options for customizing behavior.
- Comprehensive test suite for reliable functionality.
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You can install the package via composer:
composer require fs98/clockodo-clientYou can publish and run the migrations with:
php artisan vendor:publish --tag="clockodo-client-migrations"
php artisan migrateYou can publish the config file with:
php artisan vendor:publish --tag="clockodo-client-config"This is the contents of the published config file:
return [
/*
* Mandatory headers for clockodo request authentication
*/
'headers' => [
'X-Clockodo-External-Application' => env('CLOCKODO_EXTERNAL_APPLICATION'),
'X-ClockodoApiUser' => env('CLOCKODO_API_USER'),
'X-ClockodoApiKey' => env('CLOCKODO_API_KEY'),
],
/**
* Official URL of the Clockodo API
*/
'api_url' => env('CLOCKODO_API_URL', 'https://my.clockodo.com/api'),
/*
* List of clockodo absence <typ></typ>es
*/
'absence_types' => [
1 => 'Regular holiday',
2 => 'Special leaves',
3 => 'Reduction of overtime',
4 => 'Sick day',
5 => 'Sick day of a child',
6 => 'School / further education',
7 => 'Maternity protection',
8 => 'Home office (planned hours are applied)',
9 => 'Work out of office (planned hours are applied)',
10 => 'Special leaves (unpaid)',
11 => 'Sick day (unpaid)',
12 => 'Sick day of a child (unpaid)',
13 => 'Quarantine (only full days)',
14 => 'Military / alternative service (only full days)',
15 => 'Sick day (sickness benefit)',
],
/*
* List of clockodo absence statuses
*/
'absence_statuses' => [
0 => 'enquired/reported',
1 => 'approved',
2 => 'declined',
3 => 'approval cancelled',
4 => 'request cancelled',
],
];Optionally, you can publish the views using
php artisan vendor:publish --tag="clockodo-client-views"$clockodo = new Fs98\ClockodoClient\Clockodo();
return $clockodo->absences->get(2023);composer testTo run specific group of tests (eg. unit), do
composer test -- --group unitPlease see CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.
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