# Employee Workstation Compliance Auditing ISO Compliance Reporting for Employee Workstations. This tool aggregates workstation audit reports into monthly summaries (Excel and PDF) for compliance monitoring. ## 🚀 Overview This project provides a centralized way to track workstation compliance across the organization. It processes individual `.report.json` files generated from workstation audits and produces high-level management reports. ### Key Features - **Excel Export**: Detailed matrix of all employees and their assertion results (PASS/FAIL). - **PDF Export**: Professional summary report generated via [Typst](https://typst.app/). - **Multi-OS Support**: Includes playbooks for Arch Linux, macOS, and Windows. - **Automated Fallback**: Automatically processes the latest available month if no specific month is requested. ## 🛠 Prerequisites - [Bun](https://bun.sh/) runtime - [Typst](https://github.com/typst/typst) CLI (for PDF generation) ## 📁 Directory Structure ```text . ├── playbooks/ # OS-specific compliance playbooks │ ├── archLinux.yaml │ ├── mac.yaml │ └── windows.yaml ├── reports/ # Raw workstation reports │ └── YYMM/ # Reports organized by YearMonth (e.g., 2605) │ └── employee_name/ # Individual employee directories │ └── *.report.json ├── templates/ # PDF templates │ └── workstation-summary.typ └── generateMonthlySummary.ts # Main report generator script ``` ## 🏃 Usage ### Install Dependencies ```bash bun install ``` ### Run Report Generation By default, it will attempt to generate a report for the current month (`YYMM`). ```bash # Generate report for current month bun start # Generate report for a specific month (e.g., May 2026) bun run generateMonthlySummary.ts 2605 ``` ### Development ```bash bun dev ``` ## 📊 Output The script generates two files in the corresponding `reports/{YYMM}/` directory: 1. `summary_{YYMM}.xlsx`: An Excel file containing a summary sheet and a detailed assertion matrix. 2. `summary_{YYMM}.pdf`: A professional PDF summary report. ## 📜 Compliance Playbooks The project includes reference playbooks in the `playbooks/` directory for different operating systems: - `archLinux.yaml` - `mac.yaml` - `windows.yaml`