timeclock | Simple work time clocking service
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Simple work time clocking service built on Yii 2 framework.
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- Get user history .
- List projects .
- Renders the widget .
- Password reset action .
- Displays a summary of the current user .
- Sends user information to an admin .
- Start session .
- Saves off .
- Generate icon .
- Pin a user .
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QUESTION
So once upon a time in practicing HTML,CSS and JS I built a pretty website. It was a fully functional one with multiple web pages and used express for backend. I lost its files and left web prog for a while. Now I cannot figure out how to do that again. I went to source from where I learned it but in vain. If I Go-Live the HTML page I created with CSS, It displays corrrectly i.e with the css. However if I use express, it just shows the Html. Yes Plain, old Htmlsss. Hatesss and textsss, No sstylingss.
Here is the javascript
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-09 at 15:04Express static serve the css
QUESTION
I've been working on an RFID project to produce our own RFID cards to work on our existing timeclocks and readers.
I've got most of the work done, and have been able to successfully write a Hitag2 card using the value of page 4 & 5 from another card (so basically copying the card) then changing the config bit which makes it act like an EM4x02 which allows our readers to read it.
What I'm struggling with is trying to relate the hex code on page4/5 to the output you get when scanning as an EM4x..
The values of the hitag page 4/5 are FF800000/003EDF10. This translates to 0000001EBC when read as an EM4x.
Does anybody have an idea on how this translation is done? I've tried using the methods in RFIDIOT but that doesn't seem to work for this.
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Answered 2022-Jan-30 at 11:29I've managed to find how this is done after finding a hitag2 datasheet from 1999 (the only one I could find that explains the bits when hitag is in public mode A)
Firstly, convert the number you want on the EM4 card to hex.
Convert that hex into binary.
Split the binary into 4 bit chunks, then work out the even parity for each section and add it to the end of each chunk. (So you'll end up with 5 bits per chunk)
Then, work out the even parity of each column in the data (i.e first character of all chunks, then second etc. But ignoring the parity bit you added) and add these 4 bytes to the binary string.
Then add the correct amount of zeros at the start to ensure the data section has 50 bits.
Once you have the data section sorted, add 9 bits of 1 to the beginning (header) and a final 0 to the very end of the binary.
Your whole binary string should be 64 bits long.
Convert this to hex and split it in half. You can then write these onto pages 4/5 of a Hitag2 card.
You then need to change the configuration bit to 0x02 for the tag to work in public mode a.
QUESTION
So I've got a firebird.attach routine which is successfully working
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Answered 2021-Sep-07 at 10:09client.end() in the on message callback is going to shutdown the MQTT client. So the message you publish in the on connect callback is going to cause the client to immediately exit.
(Clients receive their own published messages if subscribed to the topic, this can be changed with MQTT v5 iirc, but needs to be explicitly setup)
QUESTION
I'm trying to get the time to display on the terminal, pretty simple. I want every console.log to be a different second. Instead of running an infinite while loop like a neanderthal, I wanted node js to wait a second before running the function. However, this doesn't seem to work as it keeps printing the same time over and over again for maybe a couple of seconds, and then I get a RangeError since I exceeded the call stack size (whatever that means). I copied this from working code in a JavaScript/HTML app I made, which works perfectly, but I'm assuming node doesn't like some of it. Ideas?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-10 at 13:17For this, you don't want to use setTimeout but rather setInterval.
Example code:
QUESTION
Hey guys these are my codes trying to get my clock to work in bootstrap vue. I want the time to show real time with the seconds moving. Dates work, and time works, but time is stationary. What am i doing wrong? Newbie..#thanks
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Answered 2021-Oct-29 at 02:10QUESTION
This is from a timeclock app which is used to keep track of employee attendance. The app looks in a database to see if the most recent row has a '1' or a '0' in the column 'eventtype'. If it's a '1' the user is clocked out, if it's a '0' they are still clocked in.
Basically so long as the shifts don't span overnight, which only happens when someone has forgotten to clock out, then everything works fine.
But, because of moment().startOf('day').format, (which is a needed filter, so the code can calculate how many hours they've worked that day), the code crashes if the clock IN was yesterday but the clock OUT was today. Does anyone know how I can work around this?! Have been trying for days without any joy.
Thank you!
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Answered 2021-Sep-17 at 04:04I think you're running into trouble because you're assuming something that may not be true of your data: that it comes in pairs. You've run into a specific case of this (that one of the pairs is left open at the end), but it's a more general problem. If something goes wrong with the system and one of the clock out (or clock in) events get lost, it's possible that you'll have two 0s or two 1s in a row.
I think the most straightforward thing to do here is to iterate through the list from earliest to latest like in this pseudocode:
QUESTION
Quick context: We have a pretty unique situation where we're switching to a new HR platform which will only allow our factory employees to timekeep via a timeclock webpage. We already have several Samsung Galaxy Tab A devices positioned throughout our building that serve as timeclock kiosks for the current HR system. Since we can only lock these tablets down to a single app at a time via Knox, a Chrome web browser for example would let employees accidentally navigate off the new platform's timeclock webpage and create issues for others trying to clock-in or out.
SO, we already setup an Android app that implements a basic WebView hard-coded to the timeclock URL the new HR company provided us. HOWEVER, the big problem here is that there's no on-page keyboard and the badge ID field is of type text, which invokes the Android qwerty keyboard for a badge ID PIN that would only ever be all numbers... A 3rd-party company built this webpage for the HR company so I'd be surprised if we could ever get it changed on their end.
Just to show some of our basic boilerplate to achieve the above...
AndroidManifest.xml
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Answered 2021-Oct-01 at 15:39In your WebViewClient, override onPageFinished() and do the following in it:
QUESTION
Am using the below NODE js code to run a timeclock. For one specific user, and seemingly this is a problem that's only reared its head today, this particular user (OPID 7) is being told he's worked minus time, whereas other users are shown their correct hours worked in positive time? The user's opid is 7
The tabular data is here, but I'm baffled as I can't see any difference betwene OPID 7 and OPID 3 or 5...
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Answered 2021-Sep-10 at 09:09Rows in a database table do not have a specific order, their location depends on order of inserts, free space available on a datapage, which pages are locked at the time of insert, and other factors. In addition, the result of a query can be influenced by things like the query plan (including index use) and I/O considerations.
Your code - specifically with the SELECT FIRST 10 * FROM TXATTENDETXNTS ... query - assumes that older rows are returned before newer rows. However, this is not guaranteed, so when a newer row appears before an older row, you'll get negative values. You need to explicitly specify an ORDER BY (e.g. ORDER BY DATETIME) when selecting rows for your calculation.
QUESTION
My aggregate code
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-09 at 07:48The "problem" with matching Date's (or date strings) is that an exact match is required.
I will show how to work around this for the Date type ( if your data is strings then I will briefly explain at the end what approach will work for that ).
So our approach will be to convert the convert the start_time field to be comparable using $dateFromParts, like so:
QUESTION
I am working on a project using GraphQL with some basic queries and mutations. I have set up the typeDefs and resolvers in the same format as I have in the past, and mostly expect the same result. However, when I try to start my server, I get the below error. So far I have cut queries and mutations out of my typeDefs one at a time, as well as commented out resolvers one at a time with no effect. I've perused the error locations, but haven't been able to really find any information that would point me to the area or even file that this syntax error exists. Any help would be super helpful!
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-02 at 03:53The definition for the mutation is incorrect, it needs a variable before the type:
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Install timeclock
Install TimeClock using Composer: composer create-project --prefer-dist bizley/timeclock timeclock
Prepare virtual host pointing to /public directory.
Prepare configuration for DB of your choice. Place it in /src/config/db.php.
Modify the /src/config/web.php file to change: timeZone (default UTC), language (default en-US; pl and de translations are provided in /src/messages/ folder), components > mailer configuration to actually send emails (needed for password reset), components > formatter configuration of date and time formats, params > company (default Company Name; displayed in footer and other layout places), params > email (default email@company.com; used as the email sender address for emails), params > allowedDomains (default ['@company.com']; array with email domains allowed for registration).
Change /public/index.php file to set YII_DEBUG mode to false and YII_ENV environment to prod.
Apply migrations by running in console php yii migrate.
Start webserver and register first account.
If you want to make an account to be admin run in console php yii admin/set ID where ID is DB identifier of account to be set (usually first one is 1).
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