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easy-time-tracker
A simple work time tracker CLI
Environmental Variables
- Set these variables if you want to save your data somewhere else.
| VARIABLE | USE | DEFAULT-FILE-NAME |
|---|---|---|
| EASY_TIME_TRACKER_CURRENT_RECORD | Set the location of where to store this data | current_record.json |
| EASY_TIME_TRACKER_COMPLETED_RECORDS | Set the location of where to store this data | completed_records.json |
| EASY_TIME_TRACKER_PROJECT_LIST | Set the location of where to store this data | projects.txt |
Notes
- It runs as a linux style cli command use -h, or --help to get help
(venv) user@main-pc:~/some-directory$ ett -h
usage: ett [-h] {start,stop,output,gui} ...
easy-time-tracker
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
commands:
Valid commands: a single command is required
{start,stop,output,gui}
CLI Help
start Start the clock
stop Stop the clock
output Output completed records
gui Start the GUI
- Example help for start, people is optional it is to include names of people that were in a meeting.
(venv) user@main-pc:~/some-directory$ ett start -h
usage: ett start [-h] [-d DESCRIPTION] [-p PEOPLE [PEOPLE ...]] [--project PROJECT]
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-d DESCRIPTION, --description DESCRIPTION
Description of the time
-p PEOPLE [PEOPLE ...], --people PEOPLE [PEOPLE ...]
List of people
--project PROJECT Project
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Metadata
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