Automatically track hours worked; based on macOS's idle time.
- macOS
- Python 3.5+
- Clone this repo
- Run
./tt configure
$ ./tt configure
configuring python
configuring timetracker
Hours of work per week (38): 38
Auto-away idle time [minutes] (30): 30
Run timetracker on login? (n): y
updating database
installing timetracker daemon
starting timetracker daemon
done
- timetracker will automatically start tracking your time
- run
tt -hto show available commands - run
ttortt weekto show your weekly summary
33:33 WEEK ⦗-04:27⦘ 29th Apr - 5th May
08:12 Monday ⦗+00:36⦘
09:42 Tuesday ⦗+02:06⦘
08:01 Wednesday ⦗+00:25⦘
07:38 Thursday ⦗+00:02⦘ ←
Working for 1h39m
- This shows:
- I've worked 33 hours 33 minutes so far this week.
- I have 4 hours 27 minutes left before I hit my hours for the week.
- On Monday I worked for 8 hours 12 minutes, which is 36 minutes over the hours for that day.
- I'm currently working, and have been for 1 hour 39 minutes.
./tt configureand selectntoRun timetracker on login?
$ ./tt configure
configuring python
configuring timetracker
Hours of work per week (38): 38
Auto-away idle time [minutes] (30): 30
Run timetracker on login? (y): n
updating database
uninstalling timetracker daemon
done
timetracker daemon is not running