The Simple Hour Glass. A simple, fast, CLI program to track time on projects.
The basic structure of sourglass is to be as simple and easy as possible. The first time you start sourglass it will create a .sourglass folder in your home directory. In there you will find a logs folder which will contain the time logs of any projects you start and a 'last' file which just holds the name and state of the last project you altered.
The log files are stored as .csv files.
Every statement that will leave a log entry (except for time shifts) can be followed by a memo.
Any oporation can have use the -p (--project) flag to set the project
If a project does not exist it will be made.
If a .sourglass file is in your current working directory and you did not set the -p flag the .sourglass file will be used as a log.
###Commands
-h Print a help file
-p Set the project for the command to be run on
-m Leave a memo without changing the status of the log (Eg. if it was currently tracking after you leave the memo it will still be tracking)
-t Total up the hours on the project
-s Shift time by the amount specified (Ex: t-40m would remove 40 minutes from the log)
-r Remove the last x entries from the log.
--audit Print an audit of the log with human readible times and memos and a total.
###Examples
To start a new project type: python sourglass.py -p '<project name>' [optional memo]
To stop/start time tracking type python sourglass.py -p '<project name>'
To toggle the tracking status on the last project used type python sourglass.py
To print the hours logged on the current project type python sourglass.py -t
###Tips
Typing python sourglass.py -p '.sourglass' will create the log in your current working directory.