Hi there,
First off - this script is exactly what I needed at work. I am notoriously bad at keeping timesheets, so this helps big time!
As I'm running this on a managed desktop, I can only use portable apps and this fits the bill.
The script seems to work fine for me - loads and has the OpenCV image window open. However, it is not logging presence.
This is my config file:
{
"Arguments":
{
"known_images_path": "C:\\Users\\firstname.lastname\\WorkTools\\time_sheet-master\\images",
"download_path": "C:\\Users\\firstname.lastname\WorkTools\\TimeSheets",
"download_format": "json"
}
}
I've tried with trailing \ and it doesn't seem to like that.
Additionally, there doesn't seem to be a way to gracefully exit - closing the video window it'll open straight back up, and the only way to close from a command line is a keyboard interrupt.
Is there any way to force log output to assist?
Hi there,
First off - this script is exactly what I needed at work. I am notoriously bad at keeping timesheets, so this helps big time!
As I'm running this on a managed desktop, I can only use portable apps and this fits the bill.
The script seems to work fine for me - loads and has the OpenCV image window open. However, it is not logging presence.
This is my config file:
I've tried with trailing \ and it doesn't seem to like that.
Additionally, there doesn't seem to be a way to gracefully exit - closing the video window it'll open straight back up, and the only way to close from a command line is a keyboard interrupt.
Is there any way to force log output to assist?