Simple command line time tracking.
gem install t_time_tracker
This installs a binary named t_time_tracker, but it is strongly recommended that you alias this in your .bashrc to t to prevent extraneous typing:
echo "alias t='t_time_tracker'" >> ~/.bashrc
Show current task:
$ t
In progress: publishing t_time_tracker to GitHub (0:11)
Start a new task and finish previous
$ t checking email
Finished: publishing t_time_tracker to GitHub (0:12)
Started: lunch (now)
Start a task at a custom time (powered by Chronic)
$ t took a break --at "5 minutes ago"
Finished: email (0:23)
Started: took a break (at 10:25pm)
Stop a task, without starting a new one
$ t --done
$ t --stop
$ t -d
Finished: took a break (0:05)
Edit tasks with your $EDITOR
$ t --edit
$ t -e
# change "took a break" to "napping" in Sublime Text 2, my $EDITOR
Resume the last stopped/done task
$ t --resume
$ t -r
Resuming napping
List today's tasks
$ t --list
2:22-11:44am: 9:21 sleep
11:51-12:49pm: 0:58 email
2:00- 2:30pm: 0:30 lunch
3:07- 3:10pm: 4:32 HN
8:55- : adding list to t_time_tracker (0:23)
List last week's tasks
$ t --list --from "1 week ago" --to "yesterday at 5pm"
# 2012-05-06 #
2:22-11:44am: 9:22 sleep
11:51-12:49pm: 0:59 email
2:00- 2:30pm: 0:31 lunch
2:30- 3:00pm: 0:31 working
...
# 2012-05-14 #
12:15-12:35am: 0:21 physiology lab
12:35- 1:14am: 0:40 starcraft
Daily csv files are created in month and year folders in ~/.ttimetracker in the format:
.ttimetracker/
2012/
05_May/
2012-05-02.csv
2012-05-03.csv
2012-05-04.csv
2012-05-05.csv
2012-05-06.csv
...
06_June/
...
...
In each .csv file there are three columns representing the start time, end time, and description:
14:00:13, 14:30:47, making lunch
15:07:21, 15:10:13, HN
18:25:40, 18:35:08, learning how to cat daddy
You can open these in your $EDITOR with the command t --edit.
By default, logs are stored in ~/.ttimetracker/. This can be changed by editing the line:
@data_dir = File.join(Dir.home, '.ttimetracker')
Customizing directory naming and organization will be supported in a future release.
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