Track your time locally, offline.
$ pi # punch in, stores current working directory, date, time (UTC) $ po # punch out: stops current task $ cd my-project $ pi $ # code furiously $ cd ../my-other-project $ pi talking about stuff # stops first instance, records new CWD, and comment $ po did this and that # stops tracking time, appends comment to time entry $ tt list # lists your time entries in a nice format $ tt drop # drops your last time entry $ tt clear # DESTROYS all time entries, no turning back, nor is there any confirmation
The time tracker database is stored as ~/.tt/entries.csv
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We found that francois-clitt demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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