This tool allows you to track your time for all your projects or needs. You can manage your projects and export it for your needs.
I build this project for fun and i hope someone can need it.
I appreciate every help i can get. :)
📄 Table of Contents
📟 Installation
Follow the steps below for installing:
$ git clone https://github.com/thomasschwarz96/ts-timetracker.git
$ cd ts-timetracker
$ cmake .
$ make
$ sudo make install
📋 Usage
$ ts-timetracker
That's it. Now the interactive command line starts and you can start to track your times on your projects or for your needs.
To Exit, just type 'exit' or press Ctrl + c.
Here are all commands you can use:
COMMAND | DESCRIPTION |
---|---|
help | Show's the help menu |
touch <name> | Create's a new project with entered name |
rm <name> | Delete's entered project |
ls <item> | List selected items (use 'projects', 'config' or 'times') |
use <n> | Set project to track time on, a number from 'list' command |
start | Start's timetracking |
stop | Stop's timetracking |
save <comment> | Save new timetrack on selected project with entered comment |
export <p> | Export selected project to given path (selected project by 'use' command) |
🔧 Configuration
Default path of the config file: ~/.config/ts-timetracker/
Name of the config file: ts-timetracker.conf
The config file will be generated automatically while installation.
Possible config values:
OPTION | POSSIBLE VALUES / EXAMPLES | DESCRIPTION |
---|---|---|
timeFormat | %d.%m.%Y %T | format is used for displaying time |
projectsPath | .config/ts-timetracker/projects/ | path is used for creating, saving and deleting projects |
storage | filesystem | indicates which model should used |
view | terminal | indicates which view should used |
📜 License
📎 Github
For more informations check out the repository
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