Is there a way to automate the prompts?

[DanielTate]

For example if I use

clockify-cli manal

I have to follow prompts to put in a record is there a way to instead:
If not are there any plans to implement this kind of API?

clockify-cli manual -idPROJECT_ID -dDESCRIPTION -tTAG,TAG -s09:00 -e17:00

[lucassabreu]

its a inconsistency that i wanna fix across the commands soon(ish)... it would probably looks like the flags on clockify-cli edit

Flags:
      --description string     change the description
  -n, --not-billable           this time entry is not billable
  -p, --project string         change the project
      --tag strings            add tags to the entry
      --task string            add a task to the entry
      --when string            when the entry should be started
      --when-to-close string   when the entry should be closed

[lucassabreu]

@DanielTate in the new release i add the flags to manual and in commands, could you take a look and tell me if it helps you?

[DanielTate]

@lucassabreu Thanks for looking at this. I tried the commands you listed and without option flags found here:
https://clockify-cli.netlify.app/en/commands/clockify-cli_manual/

And still couldn't get it to work.

I tried

clockify-cli PROJECT_ID 09:00 17:00
and
clockify-cli --project PROJECT_ID --when 09:00 --when-to-close 17:00

Both just gave me the next prompt to select a project. I tried the --allow-incomplete flag on both with no luck.

Up updated my package using snap refresh clockify-cli using version 20 something now.

[lucassabreu]

it will ask you to confirm da arguments id you have "interactive mode" turned on.

you can turn it off using clockify-cli manual --interactive=false

I think I didn't understand the issue now hehe, of what you wanted is the not to ask for confirmation, than use that flag.

you can disable it using the environment variable $CLOCKIFY_INTERACTIVE or setting it to false on the config file.

[DanielTate]

Thanks that works!

Since I'm using the snap I don't think I can use the config file? It says in your Read me.

It would be very helpful to provide this --interactive=false reminder in the manual docs

[lucassabreu]

@DanielTate i changed the help of--interactive flag to this:

  -i, --interactive          will prompt you to confirm/complement commands input before executing the action (defaults to env $CLOCKIFY_INTERACTIVE).
                             	You can be disable it temporally by setting it to 0 (-i=0 or CLOCKIFY_INTERACTIVE=0)

what do you think?

releated to #117

[DanielTate]

That seems helpful. If you have an example of a non interactive input in your Readme I think that would be very helpful also. I am the kind of person that looks at examples before reading the manual. I think many people are like this.

[lucassabreu]

i added a example using only flags to README.md ;)