Quick wins (Phase A):
- A1: Quick timer actions — last timer context, Repeat last button, Quick start one-click form; pre-fill modal and tags from last entry
- A2: Unified empty states using empty_state macro on custom_view, time_entry_templates, saved_filters, issues; add loading_placeholder macro
- A3: Dashboard hierarchy — Activity and Support/Donate moved to secondary row below fold with reduced visual weight
- A4: Error/feedback consistency (flash-to-toast already in place)
Medium impact (Phase B):
- B5: Split API v1 — api_v1_common.py (shared helpers), api_v1_time_entries.py sub-blueprint for time-entries and timer/*; register api_v1_time_entries_bp
- B6: Start Timer UX — templates as prominent chips at top of modal; default last context and quick start from A1
- B7: Week in review — ReportingService.get_week_in_review(), route /reports/week-in-review, template and link from reports index
- B8: Tags discoverability — GET /api/tags, recent_tags in dashboard, tags input with datalist in Start Timer modal; last context includes tags
- B9: Frontend consolidation — document onboarding.js vs onboarding-enhanced.js in base.html
- B10: API validation — Marshmallow TimeEntryCreateSchema/TimeEntryUpdateSchema and handle_validation_error in api_v1_time_entries create/update
UX: Remove duplicate Timer actions — single Repeat last and Start Timer in header; body shows only Resume when recent entries exist (no duplicate Repeat last or Start new).
Unify buttons, cards, headers, toasts, and form treatments across the app so screens feel consistent and are easier to scan on desktop and mobile. Update the broader template set to use the shared UI primitives and responsive spacing patterns introduced in this refresh.
- Add edit functionality for saved report views in custom reports builder
- Implement saved views list page with management capabilities
- Enhance scheduled reports service with improved error handling and email support
- Add email template for scheduled report delivery
- Update report templates with improved UI and functionality
- Fix PostgreSQL sequences for roles and permissions tables
- Update permission system migration with additional changes
- Improve base template with enhanced navigation and styling
This commit introduces a comprehensive integration framework and multiple new features to enhance the TimeTracker application's capabilities.
Major Features:
- Integration Framework: Extensible system for third-party integrations with support for Jira, Slack, GitHub, and calendar services
- Project Templates: Reusable project templates for faster project creation
- Invoice Approvals: Workflow for invoice approval before sending
- Payment Gateways: Online payment processing integration with Stripe support
- Scheduled Reports: Automated report generation and email delivery
- Custom Reports: Advanced report builder with saved views
- Gantt Chart: Visual project timeline and dependency management
- Calendar Integrations: External calendar synchronization with Google Calendar support
- Push Notifications: Enhanced notification system with PWA support
Bug Fixes:
- Fix None handling in analytics routes
- Fix dynamic relationship loading issues in ProjectRepository and ProjectService
- Fix parameter ordering in service methods
- Fix None duration_seconds handling in budget forecasting
UI/UX Improvements:
- Update logo references to timetracker-logo.svg
- Add favicon links to all templates
- Add navigation items for new features
- Enhance invoice view with approval status and payment gateway links
Database:
- Add Alembic migrations for new features (065, 066, 067)
Dependencies:
- Add stripe==7.0.0 for payment processing
- Add google-api-python-client libraries for calendar integration
Dries Peeters