A simple time tracker that logs your work times to a file using a command line interface.
sudo gem install work_log
The work_log command should now be available in your command line interface.
Currently work_log supports the following arguments:
work_log start # Log that you started working.
# You can pass a starting time in human readable words, e.g.
# work_log start two hours ago
# Default time is DateTime.now
# Shorthand: work_log s
work_log end # Log that you finished working.
# You can also pass a time (see start)
# Shorthand: work_log e
work_log all # List all entries
# Shorthand: work_log a
work_log week # List the entries of the current week
# Shorthand: work_log w
work_log last # Show the last logged entry
work_log since # Show all entries since a given time, examples:
# work_log since yesterday
# work_log since 2 weeks ago
work_log undo # Removes the last entry from the log
Especially interesting in combination with Dropbox to add backup/multiple device sync capabilities to work_log. ;)
Per default, the entries are saved in your home directory:
~/work_log.yml
But you can change location of the saved file by creating a file called .work_log_gem in your home directory.
touch ~/.work_log_gem
And enter the following valid YAML (watch the indentation):
logfile: "/Users/yourUserName/some/other/path/work_log.yml"
Note that this must be the absolute path to the file.
(The MIT License)
Copyright © 2010 Christian Bäuerlein
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