# Pytivity
Pytivity is a python 3.5 command line manager for your KDE activities.
## Installation
`bash pip3 install pytivity `
Pytivity rely on the pydbus module to connect to dbus which requires additional packages. See [installation](https://github.com/Ovvovy/pytivity/tree/master/doc/install.md) for additional instructions and informations.
## Basic usage
Pytivity enables you to easily create, update, delete, start, stop or activate an activity from the command line.
`bash pytivity create/update/delete/start/stop/activate {name} `
And set commands to be run when an activity is started, stopped, activated or deactivated.
`bash pytivity create/update {name} --activated {command} --deactivated {command} --started {command} --stopped {command} `
## Usage
`bash pytivity {main arguments} {command} {command arguments} `
### Main arguments
-h Show help message and exit
-v Show Pytivity version
-n Display a system notification
### commands
create: Create a new activity
update: Update an existing activity
delete: Delete an activity
list: List activities
start: Start an activity
stop: Stop an activity
activate: Activate an activity
All commands have help message that explains the available arguments.
`bash pytivity {command} -h `
## Contributing
All contribution are welcome !
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