mesme is a tool for time tracking. It is designed to log the time that is spent on tasks.

There can be multiple users on a single machine, although not simultaneously. When mesme is started, the user can login with his account or create a new account. An account consists of a name.

In mesme, the user can only see tasks and tracking data for his own account.

The user can create tasks (title / description) and bring them into a custom order. The user can select a task and start tracking time for that task. mesme logs how much time is spent on each task.

An item can have different states: Backlog / In progress / Done

There is a special task General work. This task does not have a state and can always be selected. It is not visible in the table view. After the General work task was selected, the user can enter a description. Once the tracking for that task stops, the time is logged with the entered description.

In the table view all unfinished tasks are listed as items. The item shows the state of the task and how much time is already logged.

Each item has buttons: Start / Edit / Delete.

• When Start is pressed, that task will be selected (meaning that the tracked time is now logged for this task).
• When Edit is pressed, title / description can be changed. Also the tracked time can be moved to another task (if the user forgot to select a new task).
• When Delete is pressed, the task is deleted. (Move already tracked time to another task?)

There user can be in different (global) states: At work / Pause / At home

When the user starts tracking time, the global state switches to At work. When the user presses the pause button, the global state switches to Pause and the time tracking for tasks stops. Instead, the pause time is tracked. When the user presses the work-done button, the global state switches to At home and no time is tracked at all.

To run the unit tests, execute the following command from the mesme source directory.

python -m unittest test