With this method you can create a new time entry for a particular person and project. Responds with a 201 status code if successful.
<request>
<entry>
<project-id>#{project_id}</project-id>
<person-id>#{person-id}</person-id>
<date>#{date}</date>
<hours>#{hours}</hours>
<!-- if not associated with a todo-item -->
<description>#{description}</description>
<!-- if associated with a todo-item -->
<todo-item-id>#{todo-item-id}</todo-item-id>
</entry>
</request>
---
entry:
project-id: #{project-id}
person-id: #{person-id}
date: #{date}
hours: #{hours}
description: #{description}
todo-item-id: #{todo-item-id}
<time-entry>
...
</time-entry>
Deletes the identified time entry.
<time-entry>
...
</time-entry>
This method lets you query the time entries in a variety of ways. If you do not want to query by person-id, put a 0 in that position in the URL. Likewise for 'from' and 'to' (to use default from/to values). In no case can you query more than 90 days' worth of data. The 'filter' parameter can be blank, or an id number prefixed by a 'p' (to filter by a specific project) or 'c' (to filter by a specific company). In other words, '/time/report/5/20060101/20060207/c7' would return all time entries for the person with id 5, for all projects associated with the company with id 7, between the dates 2006-01-01 and 2006-02-07 (inclusive).
<request>
</request>
---
<time-entries>
<time-entry>
...
</time-entry>
<time-entry>
...
</time-entry>
...
</time-entries>
With this method you can modify a specific time entry.
<request>
<entry>
<project-id>#{project_id}</project-id>
<person-id>#{person-id}</person-id>
<date>#{date}</date>
<hours>#{hours}</hours>
<!-- if not associated with a todo-item -->
<description>#{description}</description>
<!-- if associated with a todo-item -->
<todo-item-id>#{todo-item-id}</todo-item-id>
</entry>
</request>
---
entry:
project-id: #{project-id}
person-id: #{person-id}
date: #{date}
hours: #{hours}
description: #{description}
todo-item-id: #{todo-item-id}
<time-entry>
...
</time-entry>