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This is a simple CLI program for tracking time spent on activities. It offers basic functionalities to start, pause, resume, stop, and show the recorded time.

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Time Tracker CLI

This is a simple CLI program for tracking time spent on activities. It offers basic functionalities to start, pause, resume, stop, and show the recorded time.

Installation

To use this program, you need to have Go installed on your system. Once you have Go set up, you can install the program with the following command:

go install github.com/Diegiwg/tt@latest

Make sure the $GOPATH/bin directory is added to your $PATH so you can run the tt command from anywhere on your system.

Usage

Available Commands

  1. start: Starts a new time record.

    • Description: Clears the database and starts a new time record.
    • Usage: tt start

  2. pause: Adds a pause to the time record.

    • Description: When you want to take a break, use this command.
    • Usage: tt pause

  3. resume: Resumes counting time after a pause.

    • Description: When you want to resume after a pause, use this command.
    • Usage: tt resume

  4. stop: Stops time counting, clearing the time record.

    • Description: When you want to finish the time record, use this command.
    • Usage: tt stop

  5. show: Shows the time passed in the time record.

    • Description: When you want to see how much time has passed without finishing the record, use this command.
    • Usage: tt show

Example Usage

tt start
# Some time has passed
tt pause
# Took a break
tt resume
# Worked some more
tt show
# See that in 10 minutes it's time to stop working
tt stop
# Ends today's work, and see the result on the screen of how many hours have passed

Contributing

This is an open-source project, and contributions are welcome! Feel free to fork this repository, implement improvements, and send a pull request.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.