whyd 0.1.4

CLI time tracker for What Have You Done?!

whyd — CLI for What Have You Done?!

Command-line time tracker for What Have You Done?!, with zsh tab completion.

Installation

pip install whyd

Or from source:

git clone https://github.com/xrtic/whyd.git
cd whyd
pip install .

Configuration

Create ~/.whyd/config with your credentials:

mkdir -p ~/.whyd
cat > ~/.whyd/config <<EOF
API_KEY=your-api-key-here
WHYD_URL=https://api.whyd.io/
HOME_DIR=~/.whyd
EOF

Your API key is on the Account page at whyd.io.

You can also override the API key at runtime with the WHYD_API_KEY environment variable:

WHYD_API_KEY=your-key whyd -today

Usage

Time Tracking:
  whyd -n -p <project> -t <duration> -m <message>   Add a time entry
  whyd -s                                            Start the internal timer
  whyd -v                                            View elapsed timer time
  whyd -x                                            Record and reset timer
  whyd -clear                                        Discard the current timer

Reporting:
  whyd -today                List time tracked today
  whyd -week                 List time tracked this week
  whyd -month                List time tracked this month
  whyd -lastmonth            List time tracked last month
  whyd -c <client>           Filter reports by client ID
  whyd -ap                   List all projects/clients (parsable)
  whyd -apt                  List all projects/clients (table)
  whyd -d <n>                Delete entry #n from the last report

Duration format: 1h, 30m, 1h30m

Examples

# Log 90 minutes to a project
whyd -n -p ab12 -t 1h30m -m "Implemented login flow"

# See what you tracked today
whyd -today

# Start a timer, then record it later
whyd -s
whyd -x

Shell Completion

Tab completion covers all flags. -p completes from your project list, -c from clients, -m from recent messages, and -t from common durations.

Run whyd -refresh to update the local caches after adding new projects or clients.

zsh

Copy scripts/_whyd to a directory on your $fpath:

cp scripts/_whyd ~/.zsh/completions/_whyd

Make sure that directory is on your fpath in ~/.zshrc:

fpath=(~/.zsh/completions $fpath)
autoload -Uz compinit && compinit

bash

Add this to your ~/.bashrc:

source /path/to/whyd-completion.bash

Or install system-wide:

sudo cp scripts/whyd-completion.bash /etc/bash_completion.d/whyd

License

MIT