Reporting application to visualize Git Time Metric time data.

Git Time Metric is an application that lets you track the time you spend working on files in your git repositories. To store your time data, it uses git notes, which is essentially metadata stored in your git repository.

Git Time Metric Dashboard is an application to visualize your time data. Keep in mind that this is heavily work in progress. Feel free to open issues or pull requests if you would like to add any feature, or you have early feedback.

To work with gtm Dashboard you will need gtm to track your time. First, install Git Time Metric and any of its plugins and automatically start tracking your time. Then you can install gtm Dashboard. Go to releases and download gtm Dashboard for your operating system. It will automatically detect your gtm installation, and you can visualize you time data.

• Filter by date and git message contents
• Visualize your time data per project or all together
• Integrated timeline on what projects you spend most of your time
• Report time spent in each commit
• Report time spent in each file

gtm Dashboard works offline. Once installed, it reads your time data generated from gtm. However, since it is made using web technologies, you can see gtm Dashboard in action:

https://acuarica.github.io/gtm-web/

Shows a dashboard of your gtm data. The sidebar includes all projects registered with gtm.

You can filter commits by selecting a specific date or period in the navigation bar. You can filter by messages using the search box.

The project view shows your gtm data focused in a given project.

The project view includes files and commits in the given range. You can visualize time spent in each commit and in each file.