Costs
Sample get_costs request
?action=get_costsReturns individual costs added for selected or all tasks
Optional parameters:
id_project — project ID (costs of all tasks of a particular project)
id_task — task ID (costs of a particular task)
datestart and dateend — searching data range in DD.MM.YYYY format (inclusive)
is_timer — time costs type, possible values:
1 — received from the timer
0 — entered manually
filter — additional searching parameter (see search_tasks for a list of operators to work with data used in filter)
Possible data for use in filter (for the get_costs method):
id=TASK_ID — costs of a particular task (Integer field)
project=PROJECT_ID — costs on tasks of a particular project (Integer field)
comment — user comment to a separate cost line (String field)
dateadd — date, when the costs were added in the 'DD.MM. YYYY' format (String field)
Returned data:
id — cost line ID
comment — user comment to a separate cost line
time — time cost value
money — financial cost value
date — date, when the costs were added
is_timer — time costs type
true — received from the timer
false — entered manually
user_from — user, who added an individual cost line
task — task, where costs are added (see get_task method for details on returned parameters meaning)
total — total time and financial costs of all cost lines
Sample JSON response
If the request succeeds, the response will contain ok status and the following data:
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