toggl-cli-node

UPDATED TO USE Toggl v9 API

A command line interface for toggl written in node, based on the python TogglCli project. Attempting to use similar syntax.

This was made possible because saintedlama had already built a node API for toggl.

Configuration

Configuration File

You can create the .toggl-cli.json in your home directory manually using the template below or with the toggl create-config command. The values can be found in your Toggl profile and from the URL for your account settings. The current workspace id is https://track.toggl.com/${workspace_id}}/settings/general. Don't forget to change the permissions chmod 600 so that only you can read/write the configuration file as it has your API token.

{
  "api_token": "",
  "default_workspace_id": "",
  "timezone": "",
  "default_project_id": ""
}

Environment Variables

Configure your environment, with environment variables or a .env file in the project root. Environment variables will take precedence over a config file.

TOGGL_API_TOKEN (required)
TOGGL_DEFAULT_WORKSPACE_ID (required)
TOGGL_DEFAULT_PROJECT_ID (optional)
TOGGL_TIMEZONE=America/Los_Angeles (defaults to America/New_York)

Features

Feature	Available	Comments
Start time entry	✅
Start time entry with description	✅
Start time entry with project	✅
stop time entry	✅
Continue named time entry	✅
Report today by project	✅
Report this week by project by day	✅
Edit current time entry	✅
Use config from file	✅
Save config to file	✅
Refactor: Display and format modules
Client: reset PAT		Is this really necessary?
Client: specify client name	✅
Colorize output	✅
Better table output	✅
List recent time entries	✅
Command line completion	✅	#6
Delete time entry by id	✅	Contributed by @benthayer #160
Edit other time entries than the current
Display earlier time entries
Add a completed time entry with start and end times	✅	Contributed by @benthayer #165
Overlap detection on editing or adding entries		Issue #134

Planned Limitations

There are several features that I do not use from Toggl, so including them is a priority for me. I'm not opposed to them being in there and would welcome contributions to include them.