A command line app to easily and efficiently track your time spent working on projects based on the directory you are working in.

Check out this medium article to learn more about the project and basic workflow/usage.

• Ensure you are using python 3.5 or greater by running python3 --version. Get the newest version here
• Make sure you have pip installed and updated as well. See docs for more info.
• Run pip3 install devtracker and verify successful installation.
• This will install globally and upon first track 'start' a devtrack_projects directory will be created in the current user's home directory to store tracked project's .csv files. (Do not delete or move this directory)

• Clone Repo into any directory. Find repo here
• cd into the devtracker directory.
• Ensure you are running python version 3.5 or greater and that you have pip updated.
• Run the install.sh file ./install.sh. (if you have already installed the project via pip, uninstall before running command.)

replace any below devtracker command with dt as a shortcut

• cd into any directory you will be working on.
• Enter devtracker start, this will create a .csv file in the a created devtrack_project directory in the current users home folder. It will log your start time and then exit the program.
• When you are done working on your project enter devtracker stop in that same directory and it will add a punch out time and report the total amount of time you have worked in this session. You can see this in the .csv file.
• Enter devtracker report in your working directory to get the total time you have worked in that directory.
• Use flag --full after devtracker report to view full .csv file formatted for terminal.
• Use flag --today after devtracker report to generate a report for just today's time worked.
• Use flag --weekly after devtracker report to generate a weekly report on time worked.
• Add a number after the weekly flag ie. --weekly x to determine the number of weeks to report.
• Enter devtracker status to check your current time worked or to get report if you have started tracking or not.
• Enter 'devtracker --help' for more information about available arguments and shortcuts.

If you find any issues or would like to submit a feature request please use GitHub's issue tracker, and provide as much detail as possible about the bug or feature.

run pip3 uninstall devtracker if you need/want to uninstall. Currently devtracker only supports OSX and Linux with python 3.5 or newer.

See CONTRIBUTING.md for more information about setting up project locally to work on bugs or features.

• klaethecoder