Automatically add Clockify-tracked time entries to Jira Stories

This is a free library for mapping Clockify entries to Jira issues. To map your Clockify entries to Jira, add your Clockify and Jira account information to the local config file. A webhook from your Clockify account needs to kick off a run of the main Python script (this can easily be achieved with a CI/CD tool like Jenkins or Atlassian Bamboo).

In order to be able to add time entries to Jira, the following environment variables must be set:

• JIRA_EMAIL - Email address of the user who will authenticate against the Jira REST API
• JIRA_API_TOKEN - A Jira REST API token for the user with the above JIRA_EMAIL, used for authenticating against the Jira REST API
• JIRA_HOSTNAME - Base hostname for your Jira instance

You must also set the following environment variables in order to make calls to start/stop timers in Clockify:

• CLOCKIFY_API_TOKEN - Your Clockify API token

Unit tests require the 'xmlrunner' module. Install by running pip3 install xmlrunner.

For code coverage, the 'coverage' module is required. Install by running pip3 install coverage.

For SonarQube analysis, the sonar-scanner needs to be installed and on the user's PATH, along with a correctly-set SONAR_TOKEN environment variable.

JCCT can be used to automatically generate Clockify time entries, based on your Git commit history.