code-time is a python application which runs in the background and tracks how much time you spend coding. This data is then being stored locally and can be exported as PNG to share it online. The interface between user and program happens using a tray menu.
- Track coding time
- Tray menu
- Run in background
- Display statistics
- Export statistics as PNG
- Custom user image and username
- Automatically start tracking after login
- Customize colors
Download the latest release from the releases section. It includes the executable file called main, config.json and
a folder called res for resources. Copy everything and put it into a folder of your desire.
Windows is currently not being supported.
Linux is currently not being supported.
Run the following bash command.
<path-to-main-file>/maincode-time works by tracking which application is in the foreground. To add a new application, go to the Activities
section in settings. Click the ADD NEW ACTIVITY button to add an application.
If you bring the desired application into the foreground and then switch back to code-time, the application will show up
in the list and can be added using the ADD SELECTED ACTIVITY button.
To make autostart run automatically after you logged in into your computer. Go to the Autostart section in the settings.
In the tray menu, expand statistics and click your desired date. This will open a preview of the statistics and provides an option to export it as a PNG file.
Note that instead of replacing files in the res directory, paths to files can be changed in config.json.
The background image is being stored in the res folder. It is called default_background.png and can be replaced with
any image as long as it is 1080x1080.
The user image can be changed in the User Image section of the settings or by replacing the default_user image in the
res folder.
Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.
Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.
Icons source: Fontawesome