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Simple Timesheet

CLI thing to add entries to a date-based timesheet

Installation

Theoretically you can just pip install simple-timesheet

Usage

You should end up with a ts executable on your path. You can get help like this:

ts --help
Usage: ts [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

Options:
  --db_file TEXT
  --help          Show this message and exit.

Commands:
  add
  today  Dump the timesheet string for today
  week   Dump the timesheet string for 5 days starting at start date

You can also get command specific help with something like this:

ts add --help
Usage: ts add [OPTIONS] ENTRY

Options:
  --help  Show this message and exit.

To add an entry, do ts add "Your entry here". This will add a row to the database with the date and your string. Note that it has to be enclosed in quotes

You can dump todays timesheet string with ts today which will print something like 20240306: some stuff here, I did other things too, And I wrote this code

And you can dump a whole week's worth with ts week 2024-03-02 which will print lines like ts today for five days starting on the date you specify.

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