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@jerichosiahaya jerichosiahaya released this 17 May 01:33
v0.0.0-alpha
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v0.0.0-alpha — Initial Alpha Release

Strava for coders. Codava tracks your active coding time right inside VS Code — per language, per project, per file.

What's included

  • Automatic time tracking — hooks into editor events (onDidChangeTextDocument, onDidChangeActiveTextEditor, onDidSaveTextDocument, onDidChangeWindowState) to detect real activity
  • Idle & focus awareness — time is only counted when the VS Code window is focused and you've been active within the last 2 minutes
  • 30-second sampling — conservative tick-based accounting to avoid inflating numbers
  • Breakdowns by language, project, and file — see exactly where your time went
  • Status bar widget — today's total always visible in the bottom-right corner
  • Today's stats panel — Codava: Show Today's Stats command opens a webview with language/project/file breakdown
  • All-time stats panel — Codava: Show All-Time Stats command shows your full history

Commands

Command Description
Codava: Show Today's Stats Opens a webview with today's breakdown
Codava: Show All-Time Stats Opens a webview with your full coding history
Codava: Sync Now Manually flush heartbeats to the API (optional)

Installing the .vsix in VS Code

  1. Download codava-0.0.0-alpha.vsix from the Assets section below
  2. Open VS Code
  3. Open the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P / Cmd+Shift+P)
  4. Run Extensions: Install from VSIX...
  5. Select the downloaded .vsix file
  6. Reload VS Code when prompted

Alternatively, via the terminal:

code --install-extension codava-0.0.0-alpha.vsix
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