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/** * Timer Current Tool * * Gets the currently running timer(s) by listing TimeEntries with active=true. * Typically returns 0 or 1 timer, as FreshBooks usually allows only one active timer per user. */ import { z } from "zod"; import { TimerCurrentInputSchema, TimerCurrentOutputSchema } from "./schemas.js"; import { ErrorHandler } from "../../errors/error-handler.js"; import { ToolContext } from "../../errors/types.js"; import { FreshBooksClientWrapper } from "../../client/freshbooks-client.js"; /** * Tool definition for timer_current */ export const timerCurrentTool = { name: "timer_current", description: `Get the currently running timer(s) in FreshBooks. WHEN TO USE: - User asks "what timer is running?", "show my current timer", "am I tracking time?" - Need to find timer ID before stopping it - Want to check if any timer is active before starting a new one - Need to see timer details (duration so far, project, notes) HOW IT WORKS: Searches for time entries with: - active=true (timer is currently running) - Returns all matching entries (typically 0 or 1) TYPICAL RESULTS: - 0 timers: No timer is currently running - 1 timer: The active timer with details - Multiple timers: Rare, but possible in some FreshBooks configurations REQUIRED: - accountId: FreshBooks account ID (get from auth_status if not specified) NO ACTIVE TIMER: If no timer is running, returns: - activeTimers: [] (empty array) - count: 0 ACTIVE TIMER DETAILS: Each active timer includes: - id: Time entry ID (use this to stop or discard) - startedAt: When timer started (ISO 8601 timestamp) - duration: Current duration in seconds (calculated from start time) - projectId: Associated project (if any) - clientId: Associated client (if any) - note: Work description (if any) - billable: Whether time is billable - timer: Nested timer object with isRunning=true CALCULATING ELAPSED TIME: The duration field shows elapsed seconds, but it may not be real-time. To calculate current elapsed time: - Parse startedAt timestamp - Calculate difference from now - Result is current elapsed time EXAMPLE USAGE: - "Show my current timer" - "What am I tracking time for?" - "How long has my timer been running?" - "Is there a timer running?" NEXT STEPS: If timer is found, you can: - Stop it: Use timer_stop with the returned id - Discard it: Use timer_discard with the returned id - Continue running: Do nothing, timer keeps tracking`, inputSchema: TimerCurrentInputSchema, outputSchema: TimerCurrentOutputSchema, async execute( input: z.infer<typeof TimerCurrentInputSchema>, client: FreshBooksClientWrapper ): Promise<z.infer<typeof TimerCurrentOutputSchema>> { const handler = ErrorHandler.wrapHandler( 'timer_current', async (input: z.infer<typeof TimerCurrentInputSchema>, _context: ToolContext) => { const { accountId } = input; // Use the FreshBooks client to list active time entries const result = await client.executeWithRetry( "timer_current", async (fbClient) => { // Import SearchQueryBuilder from SDK const { SearchQueryBuilder } = await import( '@freshbooks/api/dist/models/builders/index.js' ); // Build search query for active timers const searchQuery = new SearchQueryBuilder(); searchQuery.boolean("active", true); const response = await fbClient.timeEntries.list(parseInt(accountId), [searchQuery]); if (!response.ok) { throw response.error; } return response.data; } ); // Extract time entries from response // FreshBooks returns: { time_entries: [...], meta: { ... } } const timeEntries = (result as { time_entries?: unknown[] }).time_entries ?? []; // Return normalized output return { activeTimers: timeEntries, count: timeEntries.length, } as z.infer<typeof TimerCurrentOutputSchema>; } ); return handler(input, { accountId: input.accountId }); }, }; /** * Wrapped handler for backward compatibility with tests */ export async function timerCurrentHandler( input: z.infer<typeof TimerCurrentInputSchema>, context: ToolContext & { client: FreshBooksClientWrapper } ): Promise<z.infer<typeof TimerCurrentOutputSchema>> { return timerCurrentTool.execute(input, context.client); }

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