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README.md

stt

Simple Time Tracker

Build & Install

$ make clean stt
# make install

Usage

$ stt -a task # start task
$ stt -s      # stop task
$ stt [-l]    # print report
task: task
started at: Wed Oct  2 19:04:04 2019
ended at: Wed Oct  2 19:05:04 2019
duration(hours): 0.02

task: readme@stt
started at: Wed Oct  2 19:05:04 2019
ended at: Wed Oct  2 19:09:28 2019
duration(hours): 0.07

task: publish@stt
started at: Wed Oct  2 19:09:28 2019
still running
duration(hours): 0.11

Files

If current working directory contains a .ttimes file it will be used otherwise it will create or use ~/.ttimes.

File format looks like:

<start-unix-timestamp>;<end-unix-timestamp>;<task>

Zero value end timestamp means task is still running.