Requesting with a Slack dialog
/calamari leave
Time off with a Slack command
/calamari leave PTO todayThis is the way to request a time off.
Mandatory parameters are:
- name of an absence type
- date of absence
You can also:
- Request a half day off → /calamari leave "annual leave" today am or pm
- Request few hours → /calamari leave "annual leave" tomorrow 10:00 12:00
- Add a comment or a reason to the request → /calamari leave "annual leave" tomorrow reason "Vacation in Poland"
- Assign a substitute by typing his/her 'Slack display name' or email address→ /calamari leave "annual leave" tomorrow substitute "@john"
Tips:
- If you do not know a name of the absence type, use /calamari leavetypes
- The order of the parameters is not relevant→ /calamari leave today "sick" is equal to /calamari leave "sick" today
Examples:
- /calamari leave today "annual leave"
- /calamari leave "annual leave" 5/26
- /calamari leave "annual leave" today am or pm
- /calamari leave "annual leave" tomorrow 10:00 12:00
- /calamari leave "annual leave" wednesday to monday
- /calamari leave from today to friday "annual leave" comment "please approve asap"
- /calamari leave May/7 to May/21 "annual leave"
- /calamari leave 2016-07-01 1/2 to 2016-07-02 0.25 "annual leave" reason "i have to get rest"
- /calamari leave "annual leave" today substitute rafal@calamari.io
- /calamari leave "annual leave" today substitute @rafalcalamari
All possible date formats and supported languages are: English, Spanish, French, Italian, Polish, German and Russian
Date formats:
"yyyy-MM-dd",
"M-d"
"MM-dd",
"MMM-dd",
"MMMM-dd",
"MM-dd-yyyy",
"MMM-dd-yyyy",
"MMMM-dd-yyyy",
"d.M"
"dd.MM"
"dd.MMM",
"dd.MMMM",
"dd.MM.yyyy",
"dd.MMM.yyyy",
"dd.MMMM.yyyy",
"M/d",
"MM/dd",
"MMM/d",
"MMM/dd",
"MMMM/d",
"MMMM/dd",
"MM/dd/yyyy",
"MMM/dd/yyyy",
"MMMM/dd/yyyy",
"dd-MMM",
"dd-MMMM",
"dd-MMM-yyyy",
"dd-MMMM-yyyy",
"ddMMM",
"ddMMMM",
"ddMMMyyyy",
"ddMMMMyyyy",
"MMMdd",
"MMMMdd",
"MMMddyyyy",
"MMMMddyyyy"
"dd/MMM",
"dd/MMMM",
"dd/MMM/yyyy",
"dd/MMMM/yyyy",