Dead simple time tracking tool I have been using for the last 4 years.
Keeps track of your hours in a JSON file (hours.json
). A human-readable version of that database is stored in hours.txt
.
Use like this:
check in
# worky worky ...
check out
Now have a look at ~/hours.txt
:
August 2013
====================
Wed, 07. Aug 08:00 - 15:26 = 7:26:09
Total: 7h 26m
Total missing: 153h 26m
"Total missing" indicates how many more hours you should work this month (configurable using the HOURS_PER_MONTH
variable, defaults to 160). Balance is carried over to the next month.
To fix up things (e.g. you forgot to check in/out), you can also pass in a time argument:
check in 8:15
check out 19:45 # 24 hour time format!
You can pass in an optional message for each record.
check in "working on ticket #7777"
Result:
November 2017
====================
Thu, 16. Nov 20:00 - NOW = 0:00:00 'working on ticket #7777'
Total: 0h 0m
Total missing: 160h 0m
You could correct the message on check out if you like.:
check out "working on ticket #8888"
You can also pass both time and message:
check in 19:00 "working on ticket #3333"
So you could correct the message with specific time as well.:
check out 19:40 "working on ticket #4444"
Result:
November 2017
====================
Thu, 16. Nov 20:00 - 20:02 = 0:01:44 'working on ticket #8888'
Thu, 16. Nov 19:00 - 19:40 = 0:39:28 'working on ticket #4444'
Total: 0h 41m
Total missing: 159h 18m