Simple interactive command line timetracker.

This tool allows you to track your time for all your projects or needs. You can manage your projects and export it for your needs.

• Installation
• Uninstall
• Unit tests
• Usage
• Configuration
  • Available Models
  • Available Views
• Contributing
• Roadmap
• Known bugs
• Libaries in usage
• Supported by
• License

Follow the steps below for installing:

$ git clone https://github.com/tomschwarz/ts-timetracker.git  
$ cd ts-timetracker  
$ cmake .  
$ make  
$ sudo make install

Follow the steps below for uninstalling:

$ cd ts-timetracker # should be the same directory where the repository was cloned into  
$ sudo make uninstall

If there is an error during the uninstall process or you don't have the directory anymore following the steps below:

$ sudo updatedb  
$ locate ts-timetracker # $ locate ts-timetracker | grep /usr - if the output is to large  
$ sudo rm {PATH}/ts-timetracker # where {PATH} is the full path to the binary  

Follow the steps below for unit testing after the installation guide:

$ make test    

$ ts-timetracker

That's it. Now the interactive command line starts and you can start to track your times on your projects or for your needs.
To Exit, just type 'exit' or press Ctrl + c.
Here are all commands you can use:

Default path of the config file: ~/.config/ts-timetracker/
Name of the config file: ts-timetracker.conf
The config file will be generated automatically while installation.

Possible config values:

Feel free to change your config values to your needs!

The key storage indicates which model should be used.
Following list shows all available models:

• filesystem: save's the data into files, location is configured by "projectsPath"

The key view indicates which view should be used.
Following list shows all available views:

• terminal: run's in the terminal, with and simple interactive command line interface

If you want to contribute check the CONTRIBUTING.md

• Create interface for models
• Create interface for views
• Improve performance of filesystem model
• Improve unit tests
• Improve make file
• Add more models for different databases(?)
  • SQLite(?)
  • MySQL(?)
• Add more formats for exporting projects
  • Plaintext
  • XML
• Remove dependency of library

Currently are no bugs known/reported.
If you find any bugs, don't hesitate and open an issue :)

• For printing the table: https://github.com/friedmud/variadic_table

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MIT-License © Tom Schwarz