xtimetracker 0.1.1

Simple time tracking from the command line

xtimetracker

Simple time tracking from the command line.

Overview

xtimetracker helps you manage your projects and track your time. It is a command line tool (x) with a simple set of commands and options.

It was born as a fork of the Watson project and it maintains compatibility with its JSON file format. It aspires to be a simple, maintained, and extendable (using plugins) time tracking software.

Installing

You can install it using pip like this:

$ pip install xtimetracker

Usage

Start tracking your activity via:

$ x start research +experiment-alpha

With this command, you have started a new frame for the research project with the experiment-alpha tag.

Now stop tracking via:

$ x stop
Stopping project research [experiment-alpha], started 30 minutes ago and stopped just now. (id: 5c57b13)

You can view a log of your latest working sessions using the log command:

$ x log
Tuesday 26 January 2020 (8m 32s)
      ffb2a4c  13:00 to 13:08      08m 32s   research [experiment-alpha]

Please note that, as the report command, the log command comes with projects, tags and dates filtering.

To list all available commands use:

$ x help

License

Copyright (C) 2020 David Alfonso

This work is licensed under multiple licenses.

• All original source code is licensed under GPL-3.0-or-later.
• All code borrowed from the Watson project <https://github.com/TailorDev/Watson>_ is licensed under the MIT license.

SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-3.0-or-later AND MIT

For more accurate information, you can check the individual files.