Simple command line habits tracker
Project description
Habito
Simple commandline habits tracker.
Usage
Here’s how a command line session looks like:
$ # add a habit $ habito add writing 750.0 --units words You have commited to 750.0 words of writing every day! $ # check in an update $ habito checkin writ -q 128.0 Added 128.0 words to habit writing for Sun Feb 18 2018. $ # list status of habits $ habito list
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We invite you to try out habito and file any issues at github issues page. Patches are most welcome!
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