- Show/hide the time tracker window via the clock button on the Windows tray
- Manage time entries as simple text
- Days can be added as
# <day>
- Time records can be added as
hh:mm-hh:mm label
- Days can be added as
- Get real-time aggregations automatically
- Time spent by topic for each day. After summing up entries it ensures that sums can be represented by a decimal number in the format of
n.nn
, so it may round upwards a few minutes for each label - Presence time (Limitation: currently start is fixed at 8:00 and lunch break is at 12:00-13:00, end time calculated by the items.)
- Time spent by topic for each day. After summing up entries it ensures that sums can be represented by a decimal number in the format of
- State is automatically stored in a local text file
- Supports simple notes: if a day label starts with "# Note" then it will be not considered for the aggregations
- Requires Python 3.12.7 and PowerShell
- Clone this repo
- As a one-time setup, run
install.ps1
to create the virtual environment - Run
gui.ps1
- (Optional) Create a shortcut for ease of use
- Right-click on the
gui.ps1
file in File Explorer, then choose "Send to" > "Desktop (create shortcut)" - Right-click on the created shortcut, select Properties - Change the "Target" Field, add "PowerShell" to the beginning, e.g., "PowerShell C:\TimeTracker\gui.ps1" - Change "Run" to "Minimized"
- Click OK
- (Opitonal) Add the shortcut to autostart
- Press the Windows logo key + R, then type shell:startup
- Copy the shortcut you've created to the Startup folder
- Make error handling more lenient, to be able to see the total time in case of errors
- Add guide how to add the shortcut to autostart and hide the console window.
- Application lock to prevent multiple instances running concurrently.
- Autocomplete should suggest whole labels not just individual words
- Add config options to control behavior
- Be able to turn off rounding
- Configure presence time generator instead of always using the fixed lunch break 12:00-13:00
- Visualize each day with a simple chart as an overall presence time indicator for the day.
- Add more formatting
- Have a different background for # Note: sections
- Background colors for days
- Highlight headers (in left and right)
- Have an unique color for time blocks (hh:mm-hh:mm on the left and d.dd hours on the right)
- Have an unique color for each different entry type
- Make TOTAL and Presence times also bold or underlined