private static void WriteRallyStatusReportForAnIteration(RallyBotConfig config, string iterationArg = "", Delegate emailBuilder = null)
{
var db = new RallyDatabase(config);
var iter_num = iterationArg.Length > 0 ? iterationArg : GetIterationNumberFromTerminal("What Iteration number do you want a report on ?");
var team = db.GetTeamMembers(config.projectId);
var iterations = db.GetIteration(config.projectId, iter_num);
var storys = db.GetUserStories(config.projectId, iterations);
var tasks = db.GetRallyTasks(storys);
storys = AssignTaskMastersToStorys(storys, tasks, config.includeNames);
var emailBody = GenerateMicrosoftHtmlTabularReport(storys, config);
System.IO.File.WriteAllText(@THIS_FOLDER + "email_body.txt", emailBody.ToString());
Console.WriteLine(GenerateCLIReport(team, iterations, storys, tasks));
//todo: offer non microsoft styled tabular data structure. (gmail or pure text)
//todo: potentially use outlook api to send email instead of relying on powershell to do the command
}
//todo: refactor this savagery. viewers dont h8
private static void AutomaticallySetRallyTime_Alpha(RallyBotConfig config, DateTime targetDate)
{
//required: must only autofill one week up to the target date (as to not appear suspicious under investigating)
//required: support target date in order to backfill easily
var week_begin_date = targetDate.AddDays(-(int)targetDate.DayOfWeek);
var goal_concept = string.Format("burn down hours from {0} to {1} as role: {2}", week_begin_date.ToString("MMMM dd yyyy"), targetDate.ToString("MMMM dd yyyy"), "dev");
Console.WriteLine(goal_concept);
//1. get tasks relating to this.user current task list on rally
var db = new RallyDatabase(config);
var this_team = db.GetTeamMembers(config.projectId);
var my_id = db.GetSpecificTeamMemberObjectId(this_team, config.username);
var time_items = db.GetTimeEntryItemsForOneTeamMember(my_id, week_begin_date); //todo: maybe class AWeekAtWork{list<timeitems>, computed int[] dailyHours, computed totalHours, method set priorities (orders list by given name list)}
int daily_min = config.hoursPerDay != 0 ? config.hoursPerDay : 8;
int[] day_hours = new int[] { 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0 };
var priority_chart = new Dictionary<string, TimeEntryItem>();
var priority_strings = new string[]{"Administration", "Regression", "Iteration Planning", "Deployment Planning", "Environment Issue", "User Stories"};
Console.WriteLine(my_id + " is my object_id");
Console.WriteLine(time_items.Count + " time entrys");
Console.WriteLine("# # # # # # # # # # #");
//this loop does 3 very different things. it fills the day_hours array, it establishes priorities, and generates a cli report
foreach(TimeEntryItem item in time_items) {
Console.WriteLine("Story Name: "+ item.self["WorkProductDisplayString"].ToString());
Console.WriteLine("Task Name: " + item.self["TaskDisplayString"].ToString());
Console.WriteLine("Time Values:\n");
foreach(JToken time_value in item.timeEntryValues) {
var t_val_date = Convert.ToDateTime(time_value["DateVal"].ToString());
day_hours[(int)t_val_date.DayOfWeek] += (int)time_value["Hours"];
Console.WriteLine("DateVal: " + ((string)time_value["DateVal"]).GetPrettyDate());
Console.WriteLine("Hours: " + time_value["Hours"]);
Console.WriteLine("Last Updated: " + time_value["LastUpdated"]);
Console.WriteLine("----------");
}
//needs to be after time calcs
string priority_name = item.taskName.Contains(priority_strings, true);
if(priority_name != string.Empty) {
if(!priority_chart.ContainsKey(priority_name)) {
priority_chart.Add(priority_name, item);
}
}
Console.WriteLine("==================================================\n\n\n");
}
//2. make sure that all the results are returned, should be about 77 for me
//(ok good!)
//3. find a formula that will determine how many hours i should have for the entire week up until the point/day i desire
int required_hours = (int)targetDate.DayOfWeek * daily_min; //this will not support sunday work. maybe support weekend autofilling as a bool switch next version. also allow config of the 8 hours to more or less
Console.WriteLine("min hours needed to pass inspection: " + required_hours);
Console.WriteLine("You have " + day_hours.Sum() + " hours"); // if you do not match or exceed the min hours, then we will perform some autofilling
//then add up the time for all days that week. if the total is less than sun-today * 8, then add new time entry values foreach day where total time < 8 (not in this method fyi)
//consider while here while() TODO: instead of doing the submints in this loop. just generate a workload to perform later
if (day_hours.Sum() < required_hours) {
for(int i = 0; i<day_hours.Length; ++i) {
int this_days_time = day_hours[i];
string day_name = Enum.GetName(typeof(DayOfWeek), i);
int time_needed = daily_min - this_days_time; //this allows for overages since we are adding in increments of 8. should only allow for a maximum of (inspection_amount + increment-1)
int week_total_hours= day_hours.Sum();//important to refresh each loop
if (week_total_hours < required_hours && time_needed > 0 /**/ && i!=0 && i !=6) { //hard code ignore of sunday and saturaday for now