Work time log

work allows manual time tracking with an interaction model inspired by git:

Text files are used for storage. This makes it easy to track the log with git.
The tool does not run continously and instead only modifies the work status on disk.
The work status is global, meaning any terminal can be used to check or update it.
Checksums are used to verify that the log was not modified by another tool.

Features

Time tracking
- Time track while working and (optionally) add a category and message.
- Retroactively add and modify any entry.
Analyses
- Calculate and check the hours worked over arbitrary periods.
- List tracked entries by date or category with optional filters.
Overtime and undertime
- Configure "expected hours" and view the accumulated over-/undertime.
- (Optionally) store vacations or holidays.
Export entries as CSV.

For more information, including examples and the release history, check the website.

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