A wonderful CLI to track your time.
ℹ️ watson-next is a fork of the seemingly abandoned TailorDev/Watson.
Watson is here to help you manage your time. You want to know how much time you are spending on your projects? You want to generate a nice report for your client? Watson is here for you.
Wanna know what it looks like?
Nice isn't it?
Installation
Install watson-next using pip:
$ pip install watson-next
Usage
Start tracking your activity via:
$ watson start world-domination +cats
With this command, you have started a new frame for the world-domination project with the cats tag. That's it.
Now stop tracking you world domination plan via:
$ watson stop
Project world-domination [cats] started 8 minutes ago (2016.01.27 13:00:28+0100)
You can log your latest working sessions (aka frames) thanks to the log command:
$ watson log
Tuesday 26 January 2016 (8m 32s)
ffb2a4c 13:00 to 13:08 08m 32s world-domination [cats]
To list all available commands:
$ watson help
License
Watson-next is released under the MIT License. See the bundled LICENSE file for details.
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