SteamPlog logs and plots your in-game time for your steam games.
Note: SteamPlog is not endorsed, sponsored, affiliated with or otherwise authorized by Valve Corporation.
- Steam API Key (Powered by Steam)
- Python 2.7.6+ (lower versions untested)
- Either
sqlite3orpython-mysqldb python-matplotlib
$ ./steamplog.py create-config # afterwards edit your config.json
$ ./steamplog.py update-appnames # run when steam releases new gamesYou should add your API key and Steam ID to config.json. After that you may run the following commands:
$ ./steamplog.py log # run it once a day
$ ./steamplog.py plot # run whenever you want
$ ./steamplog.py plot -lc -o 2015-Q3 2015-07-01 2015-09-30Run with option -h to see all available options.
$ ./steamplog.py -h
steamplog - log and plot your steam gaming time
usage:
steamplog.py log
steamplog.py plot [bar | point | line] [-a | [<DATE_FROM>] [<DATE_TO>]]
[-lc] [-o FILE | -i] [-v]
steamplog.py update-appnames
steamplog.py create-config
steamplog.py stats [--full]
plot options:
-a, --all plot every available playtime
[<DATE_FROM>] include every playtime from this date (format: YYYY-MM-DD)
[default: last 14 days]
[<DATE_TO>] include every playtime from this date (format: YYYY-MM-DD)
[default: today]
-c, --color top 10 games have different colors
-l, --legend include a legend
-o FILENAME, --output FILENAME
FILENAME of the output image without extension
-i, --individual plot each game in a new image
stats options:
--full print every game
other:
-v, --verbose be verbose
-h, --help show this help
Edit your crontab
Use the task sheduler