A small desktop widget for logging time into configurable buckets.
The free version of the app provides access to:
- Configurable buckets (Create any number of buckets into which time can be logged)
- Configurable reminders/popups (Popup Hourly/minutely reminders to log your time!)
- Historic reports (View daily time logged into buckets)
Request a license and contact me to arange upgrade to paid features.
- Cloud config storage
- Cloud report storage
- Integration with Cloud calendars (Gsuite, O365)
- Cleaner windows install (Pending MS approval)
To use the package, install via pip..
pip3 install whatubinup2
Launch from the terminal as:
whatubinup2
On first launch, default settings will be applied (8 hour working days with 10 minute reminders). Config files and reports are stored in ~/whatubinup2/
NOTE: Requires Python3 with pip - Download here NOTE: During installation, ensure to tick the box to enable py shortcut commands from cmd
py -m pip install whatubinup2
py c:\users\[Username]\appdata\local\programs\python\python310\lib\site-packages\whatubinup2 ## Based on a standard Python 3.10 installation
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Download zip from here, extract the archive and run the executable __main__.exe. (Aware )
To develop locally, install dependencies:
pip3 install -r requirements.txt
Launch the client:
python3 src/whatubinup2/__main__.py
The github pages site is generated via a script in the pipeline by converting README.md into html and concatenating with template.html from the root directory. To work on this locally, build the docker container using docker-compose:
docker-compose up -d
The docs will then be available at http://localhost:8080
If you want to republish the README.md into the container, run the below script to reprocess the markdown (You will need to run pip3 install -r requirements-html.txt the first time):
python3 scripts/convert_markdown.py
Build testing, code linting, package bump and publishing are completed via Github actions.
Build scripts require a commit message in the following format to generate a pull request
[PR|WIP]/$commit_message[[major]|[minor]|[patch]|[none]]
Example to create a PR for a patch change:
PR/some small fix [patch]