# 1. a timeclock session is parsed as a similarly-named transaction with one virtual posting.
# Note since 1.17 we need to specify stdin's format explicitly.
<
i 2009/1/1 08:00:00
o 2009/1/1 09:00:00 stuff on checkout record  is ignored

i 2009/1/2 08:00:00 account name
o 2009/1/2 09:00:00
i 2009/1/3 08:00:00 some:account name  and a description
o 2009/1/3 09:00:00
$ hledger -f timeclock:- print
>
2009-01-01 * 08:00-09:00
    ()           1.00h

2009-01-02 * 08:00-09:00
    (account name)           1.00h

2009-01-03 * and a description
    (some:account name)           1.00h

>2
>= 0

# For a missing clock-out, now is implied
<
i 2020/1/1 08:00
$ hledger -f timeclock:- balance
> /./
>= 0

# For a log not starting with clock-out, print error
<
o 2020/1/1 08:00
$ hledger -f timeclock:- balance
>2 /line 1: expected timeclock code i/
>= !0

# For a different log starting not with clock-out, print error
<
o 2020/1/1 08:00
o 2020/1/1 09:00
$ hledger -f timeclock:- balance
>2 /line 1: expected timeclock code i/
>= !0

# For two consecutive clock-in, print error
<
i 2020/1/1 08:00
i 2020/1/1 09:00
$ hledger -f timeclock:- balance
>2 /line 2: expected timeclock code o/
>= !0

## TODO
## multi-day sessions get a new transaction for each day
#hledger -ftimeclock:- print
#<<<
#i 2017/04/20 09:00:00 A
#o 2017/04/20 17:00:00
#i 2017/04/21 09:00:00 B
#o 2017/04/21 17:00:00
#i 2017/04/22 09:00:00 C
#o 2017/04/22 17:00:00
#>>>
#>>>2
#>>>=
#
## unclosed sessions are automatically closed at report time
## TODO this output looks wrong
#hledger -ftimeclock:- print
#<<<
#i 2017/04/20 09:00:00 A
#o 2017/04/20 17:00:00
#i 2017/04/21 09:00:00 B
#o 2017/04/21 17:00:00
#i 2017/04/22 09:00:00 C
#o 2017/04/22 17:00:00
#>>>
#2017-04-20 * 09:00-17:00
#    (A)         8.00h
#
#2017-04-21 * 09:00-23:59
#    (B)        15.00h
#
#2017-04-22 * 00:00-09:00
#    (B)         9.00h
#
#2017-04-22 * 17:00-23:59
#    ()         7.00h
#
#2017-04-23 * 00:00-23:59
#    ()        24.00h
#
#2017-04-24 * 00:00-23:59
#    ()        24.00h
#
#2017-04-25 * 00:00-11:28
#    ()        11.47h
#
#>>>2
#>>>=


# ledger timeclock example from #ledger
# ==== consulting.timeclock
# ; Time log for consulting sideline
# ; All times UTC
# i 2011/01/26 16:00:00 XXXX:Remote "IPMI Access" 
# o 2011/01/26 16:15:00

# i 2011/01/26 17:45:00 XXXX:Onsite "Fix opty server" 
# o 2011/01/26 20:00:00

# i 2011/01/27 18:00:00 XXXX:Remote "SSL certificate for www.YYYY.com"
# o 2011/01/27 18:15:00

# ; vim:ts=2 sw=2 sts=2 et ft=ledger fdm=manual:
# ==== consulting.dat
# ; Ledger for Consulting sideline

# !account Consulting
# !include consulting.timeclock
# !end


# 2010/02/27 (INV#2) XXXX Test Invoice
#   Consulting:XXXX:Remote                -0.5h @ $75.00
#   Consulting:XXXX:Onsite                -2.25h @ $100.00
#   Receivable:Consulting:XXXX


# ; vim:ts=2 sw=2 sts=2 et ft=ledger fdm=manual:
# ==== command: ledger -f consulting.dat -s bal
#               -2.25h  Consulting:XXXX:Onsite
#                2.25h  Consulting:XXXX:Onsite "Fix opty server" 
#               -30.0m  Consulting:XXXX:Remote
#                15.0m  Consulting:XXXX:Remote "IPMI Access" 
#                15.0m  Consulting:XXXX:Remote "SSL certificate for www.YYYY.com"
#               $262.5  Receivable:Consulting:XXXX
# --------------------
#               $262.5  

# # timezone-related tests
# # 1. as in ledger, historical prices may contain a time and timezone.
# # hledger ignores them and uses 00:00 local time instead.
# # XXX needs --value not --cost
# hledgerdev -f - balance --no-total --cost
# <<<
# P 2011/01/01 00:00:00      A $1
# P 2011/01/01 15:00:00-0100 A $2

# 2010/12/31
#   (20101231)  1 A

# 2011/1/1
#   (20110101)  1 A

# 2011/1/2
#   (20110102)  1 A
# >>>
#                  1 A  20101231
#                   $2  20110101
#                   $2  20110102
# >>>=0