Work Logger is a simple Python application that helps you keep track of your work sessions. It logs the start time, end time, and duration of each work session, along with a name for the work done during the session. The logs are saved in a CSV file for each day, making it easy to review your work history.
- Logs start time, end time, and duration of work sessions
- Allows you to name each work session for easy reference
- Saves logs in a daily CSV file
- Displays the work log in a pretty table format in the console
- Saves the end time of the last work session to use as the start time of the next session
To start logging a work session, simply run the script. You will be prompted to press Enter to start logging. When you're done with your work session, press Enter again to end the session. You will then be prompted to enter a name for the work done during the session. The work log will be displayed in the console after each session.
- Python 3.7 or later
- prettytable
- colorama
You can install the required Python packages using pip:
pip install prettytable
pip install coloramaYou can download the executable file of Work Logger from the Releases section of this repository.
After downloading, you can run the executable file directly without needing to install Python or any other dependencies. Just double-click the file to start logging your work sessions.
Please note that the executable file is built for Windows. If you're using a different operating system, you might need to run the Python script directly.
log_work(start_time, end_time, work_name): Logs a work session to the daily CSV file and saves the end time to a separate file.display_work_log(): Displays the work log in a pretty table format in the console.start_logging(): Starts logging work sessions. Prompts the user to press Enter to start and end sessions and to enter a work name.
Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.
This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license.