Time tracking for Time Lords!
Or people who spend most of their time on the command line, and always forget to open that browser window, sign in, bugger about with the mouse until some drop-down gives you the correct time, click on the project, find the activity, select the ... oh, screw it! I'm writing my own!
Note: this really is for Time Lords. There isn't any serious error handling, and if you screw up, your best bet is to fix things with sql commands.
Also note: The concept of starting and stopping is better implemented by Watson.
To create a new entry,
$ tardis start project "working on the project"
To stop for the day,
$ tardis stop
You can also shorten "start" to "s", like so:
$ tardis s another-project "doing something in a different project"
Other subcommands:
$ tardis all
shows you all of your entries in an attractive format.
$ tardis r[eport]
shows you the amount of time you've spent on different projects.
$ tardis b[ackup]
backs up your sqlite database file to ~/.tardis/todays-date.db
$ tardis end 3 "2012-05-11 09:00:00"
amends the entry with id 3 to end at 9:00 in the morning.
I swear when I started this there were no other projects on github with the name "tardis". Now there are tons, but I probably won't change it. The end.
The SQLite database file is located under your home directory, in the ~/.tardis
directory, as current.db.
- sqlite3
MIT