Disclaimer: All code and even this entire readme (below this line) was written, debugged, and rewritten entirely using ChatGPT (in GPT-4 mode).

Activity Tracker

Activity Tracker is a simple Python script that prompts the user once per hour during the workday (9 am to 5 pm) to select their current activity from a list of predefined options. The user's selected activity and its corresponding timestamp are recorded in an SQLite database.

Features

Customizable activity buttons
Hourly prompts during the workday
SQLite database to store activity data with timestamps

Dependencies

Python 3
SQLite3

Setup

Ensure you have Python 3 installed. You can download it from the official Python website.
Clone this repository or download the activity_tracker.py script.

git clone https://github.com/yourusername/activitytracker.git

Navigate to the folder containing the activity_tracker.py script in your terminal.

cd activitytracker

Run the script.

python3 activity_tracker.py

The script will now prompt you once per hour during the workday to select your current activity from the available options.

Modifying Activities

If you would like to customize the list of activities, edit the activities list in the ActivityDialog class within the activity_tracker.py script:

activities = ["Gmail", "Code", "Slack", "Reading Docs", "Writing Docs", "Making Slides", "Procrastinating"]

Add or remove activities as needed, and then run the script again.

Viewing Recorded Data

The script stores the selected activities and their timestamps in an SQLite database named activities.db. To view the recorded data, you can use an SQLite browser or run SQLite commands in your terminal.

For example, to view all records in the database, run the following command in your terminal: