Replace tables with list-based responses, improve user interface and error handling, add summary of work to logs

README.md

@@ -24,18 +24,22 @@ Run app.py to launch Timelord
 
 #### User Commands:
 - `/help` Get this list of commands
-- `/timelog` Opens a time logging form
+- `/timelog` Open a time logging form
 - `/deletelast` Delete your last entry
-- `/myentries n` Get a table with your last n entries (defaults to 5)
+- `/myentries n` Get your last n entries (defaults to 5)"""
 
 #### Admin Commands:
-- `/gethours` Select users and get their total hours logged
-- `/allusersums` Get the total hours logged by all users
-- `/getusertables` Select users to see their last few entries
-- `/allusertable` Responds with the last 30 entries from all users
-- `/leaderboard n` Responds with the top n contributors and their total time logged (defaults to 10)
+- `/timelog` Open a time logging form
+- `/deletelast` Delete your last entry
+- `/myentries n` Get your last n entries (defaults to 30)"""
+- `/gethours` Select users and see their total hours logged
+- `/getentries` Select users and see their most recent entries
+- `/lastentries n` See the last n entries from all users in one list (defaults to 30)
+- `/leaderboard` Select a date range and rank all users by hours logged in that range
+- `/dateoverview` See all entries for a given date"""
 
 ## Autostart
 Change the paths in `timelord.service` to match where you have put it, then copy `timelord.serivce` into
 `/etc/systemd/system` and finally run `sudo systemctl enable timelord` and `sudo systemctl start timelord`.
 Use `sudo systemctl status timelord` to view the program's status.
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