A command-line driven time-tracking tool inspired by GTimeLog.
This simple command line tool is inspired by GTimeLog:
It behaves almost the same way, but has a command-line interface, instead of a graphical UI.
Start the day by typing Arrived to start the clock.
bin/timelog "Arrived"When you switch to an activity, tell the timelog what you were doing before you start the new activity:
bin/timelog "Reading mail"If you don't want the activity you were doing to count as time spent working use two asterisks to mark it as slacking:
bin/timelog "Lunch **"Running the bin/timelog command by itself will print a simple report
showing you what you've done, how many hours you've worked and how
many hours you have left before the day is over. Slacking activities
aren't included in the totals.
Copyright (c) 2012, Jamshed Kakar jkakar@kakar.ca All rights reserved.
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