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Thank you for your feedback and your nice words concerning bartib
!
I have not implemented an add
subcommand as I never had the need to append additional tasks. But if more people like to see such a feature, I would not mind adding it. Until then it is fairly easy to add tasks by editing the bartib file. The format is quite self explanatory. It is a plaintext format with a line for each activity. The format for each line is:
START - END | Project | Description
START
and END
are in iso format (yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm
). You could add lines where ever you want.
I would not add an export
feature to bartib
itself as I do not think this should be part of its core concerns. But as simple as the format is, such a feature could be quite easily written as a simple bash script with the help of tools like awk
.
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Hello @nikolassv,
I do agree that the file format makes it really easy to add
entries you've forgotten to log, or weren't in front of your computer when starting them. However, in my point of view I find it more "user friendly" to use the bartib
command line to add a time entry, rather than manipulate the log file directly. Furthermore, it would mean that I can take advantage of the date parsing capabilities of bartib
rather than enter the full iso formatted string. At this point, I do understand that it might be nitpicking, but I thought I would at least open the discussion to get your point of view on the matter.
I will leave it up to you to close this issue or leave it open it you want other users to chime in and express their interest in an add
sub-command.
Again thank you very much for your answer and for implementing such a nice time tracker.
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