CLI tool for tracking how long you work.
It provides reports with insights about your working days.
make
sudo make install
alias morning='wh start morning'
alias back='wh start back'
alias lunch='wh stop lunch'
alias afk='wh stop afk'
alias bye='wh stop bye'
alias whr='wh report'For the usage examples below please make sure to set the above aliases.
- When you start working in the morning type
morning. - If you want to have a brake, type
afk. - Once you're back from your brake, type
back. - At the end of the working day type
bye.
A regular day could look like this:
morninglunchbackafkbackbye
The generated timelog.txt for the above example looks like this:
2021-02-1108:17:11+0100 0 morning
2021-02-1112:08:50+0100 1 lunch
2021-02-1112:40:32+0100 0 back
2021-02-1113:38:47+0100 1 afk
2021-02-1114:28:29+0100 0 back
2021-02-1117:45:53+0100 1 bye
You can have insights about your working time.
Be aware that currently a work day is fixed to 8 hours.
Use the command whr day to get an overview of the day:
Total work done today: 05:27
Finish work at 18:24
Use the command whr week to get an overview of the week:
Total work done this week: 23:24
Total working days: 3
Balance: -00:36
Use the command whr month to get an overview of the month:
Total work done this month: 103:49
Total working days: 13
Balance: -00:11
Use the command whr year to get an overview of the year:
Total work done this year: 257:00
Total working days: 32
Balance: 01:00
Use the command whr account to get an overview of your account:
Total work done: 777:28
Total working days: 98
Balance: -01:30
Balance indicates if you have overtime (positive value), or you miss working time (negative value).