This is a small little app that just helps me track my comp time while working on contracts.
sudo curl -o /usr/local/bin/ctt https://github.com/j4ng5y/comp-time-tracker/releases/download/2019.07.02/ctt-2019.07.02-linux-amd64
sudo curl -o /usr/local/bin/ctt https://github.com/j4ng5y/comp-time-tracker/releases/download/2019.07.02/ctt-2019.07.02-darwin-amd64
See building from source
- Have Go installed (you can get it here)
- Clone This Repository (
git clone https://github.com/j4ng5y/comp-time-tracker $GOROOT/src/github.com/j4ng5y/comp-time-tracker
) - Navigate into the repository (
cd $GOROOT/src/github.com/j4ng5y/comp-time-tracker
) - Build the tool (
CGO_ENABLE=1 go build -a -installsuffix cgo -o bin/ctt
) - Install the tool:
ln -s $GOROOT/src/github.com/j4ng5y/comp-time-tracker/bin/ctt /usr/local/bin/ctt
orgo install
A small app to track comp time
Usage:
cct [flags]
cct [command]
Available Commands:
delete delete a comp time entry
help Help about any command
new create a new comp time entry
view view comp time entries
Flags:
-h, --help help for cct
--version version for cct
Use "cct [command] --help" for more information about a command.
create a new comp time entry
Usage:
cct new [flags]
Flags:
-d, --day int the day of the entry
-h, --help help for new
-m, --month int the month of the entry
-n, --note string a note for the entry
-T, --time int the amount of time to add (positive integer) or subtract (negative integer) from the running total
-t, --title string the title of the entry to create
-y, --year int the year of the entry
ctt new -t "<title of entry>" -T <minutes to add> -m <month of entry> -d <day of entry> -y <year of entry> -n "<optional: note>"
To add a new 30 minute entry on July 1, 2019, it would like this:
ctt new -t "This is a test entry" -T 30 -m 07 -d 01 -y 2019 -n "This test entry is used just to test the functionality of the ctt tool."
You will see something to the effect of this:
2019/07/02 11:26:01 Entry {955c8c75-0d7d-48f2-a534-866abcdd1f31 7 1 2019 This is a test entry 30 This test entry is used just to test the functionality of the ctt tool.} added
view comp time entries
Usage:
cct view [flags]
Flags:
-h, --help help for view
-s, --single-entry string view a single entry
-D, --total-days use this flag to view running time in days
-H, --total-hours use this flag to view running time in hours
-M, --total-minutes use this flag to view running time in minutes
-t, --total-only use this flag if you only want to output the running total
View All Entries
ctt view
This will output something like this (expanding on the previous example):
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| ENTRY_ID | DATE | TITLE | TIME | NOTE |
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| 955c8c75-0d7d-48f2-a534-866abcdd1f31 | 07-01-2019 | This is a test entry | 30 | This test entry is used just to t... |
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
TOTAL:
Entries: 1 | Comp Time (in Minutes): 30 | Comp Time (in Hours): 0.5 | Comp Time (in Days): 0.020833334 |
View One Entry
ctt view -s "<UUID>"
This will output something like this (expanding on the previous example):
ID: 955c8c75-0d7d-48f2-a534-866abcdd1f31
Date: 7-1-2019
Title: This is a test entry
Time: 30
Note: This test entry is used just to test the functionality of the ctt tool.
View Totals Only
View In Minutes: ctt view -t -M
Which outputs something like this (expanding on the previous example):
2019/07/02 11:35:30 The current running total of all comp time is: 30 minutes
View In Hours: ctt view -t -H
Which outputs something like this (expanding on the previous example):
2019/07/02 11:35:30 The current running total of all comp time is: 0 hours
View In Days: ctt view -t -D
Which outputs something like this (expanding on the previous example):
2019/07/02 11:36:21 The current running total of all comp time is: 0 days
delete a comp time entry
Usage:
cct delete [flags]
Flags:
-h, --help help for delete
-i, --id string the ID of the entry to delete
ctt delete -i "<UUID>"
Which outputs something like this (expanding on the previous example):
2019/07/02 11:39:01 Successfully removed entry with ID: 955c8c75-0d7d-48f2-a534-866abcdd1f31