ActivityTracker 1.0

Setting Up

1. Create a new directory, /home/myhomedir/.activitytracker

2. Setup a new file, /home/myhomedir/.activitytracker/config.ini

3. Add group entries to config.ini

OrgMode

An entry for a group of OrgMode files looks like this:

[File Group: Emacs OrgMode Files]
base_dir = /somedir/org-files
filename_match = [-_a-zA-Z0-9]*[.]org$
parser_name = activitytracker.plugins.orgmode.EmacsOrgModeParser

Please see the OrgMode home page for specifics on the OrgMode format. ActivityTracker’s OrgMode parser has two requirements:

1. Headings meant to be recorded/queried should have the book tag

2. The second line after a heading with book tag should have a timestamp indicating the length of time worked

Here is an example entry:

** ActivityTracker :book: <2011-04-16 Sat 10:00-14:00> Working on orgmode support

Tomboy

An entry for a group of Tomboy notes on a recent Gnome configuration would look like this:

[File Group: Tomboy Notes] base_dir = /home/myhomedir/.local/share/tomboy filename_match = [a-zA-Z-0-9]*?[.]note parser_name = activitytracker.plugins.tomboy.TomboyFileParser

Plain Text Files

An entry for a group of plain text files would look like this:

[File Group: Legacy Journal Files] base_dir = /home/myhomedir/Documents/journal filename_match = month-[a-zA-Z]+-[0-9]+[.]txt$ parser_name = activitytracker.plugins.text.TextFileParser

1.0 (Dec-18-2012)

• setup pypi and bitbucket pages

0.5 (unreleased)

• first release