A basic CLI for the hamster time tracker.
WARNING This is still pre-alpha software. Altough we are reaching apoint were most things work as intended we make no promisse about your data as well as any commitment. In particular there is no intension to migrate any databases from this version to any future more mature release.
News (2016-04-25)
Version 0.12.0 is out! With this version we feel confident that you may be able to actually play with hamster-cli in a somewhat productive way. Whilst we are still far from being production ready and miss a significant amount of legacy feature this release may give you quite the idea where we are heading. For the first time we were able to give the frontend some love whilst further beefin up our QA toolchain, introducing even more tests and new test environments. The documentation has been vastly improved, digging into the code never was easier.
Happy hacking; Eric.
Features
High test coverage.
Well documented.
Lightweight.
Free software: GPL3
Uses hamsterlib, which supports a wide array of databases.
Few dependencies
Active development.
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History
0.12.0 (2016-04-25)
stop now shows detail on the fact saved.
current now shows how much time was accumulated so far.
Remove standalone script block. You are expected to utilize pip/setuptools to setup hamster_cli. virtualenvs FTW!
Testenvironment now uses linkchecks and doc8 for validating the documentation.
Removed ‘GTK window’ related pseudo methods. Until the functionality is actually here.
Added manifest validation to testenvironment.
Added pep257 validation to testsuite.
Vastly improved docstring, docstringcoverage and frontend helptexts.
Use hamsterlib 0.10.0 new improved config layout.
Add GPL boilerplate and frontend information.
release make target now uses twine.
Provide new details command to list basic runtime environment details.
0.11.0 (2016-04-16)
New, solid config handling.
Switch to semantic versioning.
Move CI from codeship to Travis-CI.
First batch of very basic integration tests.
Several fixes to packaging.
0.1.0 (2016-04-09)
First release on PyPI.
Prove-of-concept release.
Most of the basic functionality is there.
Provides basic test coverage.
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