CLI Time Tracking software inspired by Watson that allows the user to track the amount of time they spend working on a given activity.
Autumn allows users to create projects which can have sub activities or subprojects.
Projects are stored in a .json file called projects.json
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To set up my command line app and add it to the system or user PATH on windows, follow these steps:
Download or clone the repo using git and install the requirements using:
`pip install -r requirements.txt`
Add the Autumn\Source directory to your system PATH or user PATH variable. This will allow you to use autumn from any terminal without specifying the full path.
To do this, you can use the setx command in an elevated command prompt or edit the environment variables from the system settings.
For example, to add the directory to the user PATH variable using setx, you can run:
setx path "%PATH%;C:\...\Autumn\Source"
To add it to the system PATH variable (for all users), you can run:
setx /M path "%PATH%;C:\...\Autumn\Source"
Add .PY to your PATHEXT variable. This will allow you to run Python scripts without typing the .py extension. You can also use setx or edit the environment variables for this step.
For example, to add .PY to the user PATHEXT variable using setx, you can run:
setx pathext "%PATHEXT%;.PY"
To add it to the system PATHEXT variable (for all users), you can run:
setx /M pathext "%PATHEXT%;.PY"
Restart your terminal or open a new one to apply the changes. You should be able to use autumn as a command from any directory.
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n run the command Autumn or Autumn.py (not case sensitive) from any directory like so:
AUTUMN COMMAND -h, --help [ARGS]
For example:
autumn start Mars -s Dragon Falcon "Falcon Heavy" Starship
Autumn has many commands including (use autumn COMMAND -h, --help for more info on a command):
- start: start a new timer
- stop: the current timer
- status: show the status of the current timer
- track: track a project for a given time period
- remove: remove a timer from the log
- restart: restart the current timer
- projects: list all projects and show
active,pausedandcompleteprojects - subprojects: list all subprojects for a given project
- totals: show the total time spent on a project and its subprojects
- rename: rename a project or subproject
- delete: delete a project
- log: show activity logs for the week or a given time period
- mark: mark a project as
active,pausedorcomplete - export: export a project to a file in the
Autumn\Source\Exportedfolder - import: import a project from a file from the
Autumn\Source\Exportedfolder - chart: show a chart of the time spent on (a) project(s) choose between
bar,pie,heatmap,calendar, andscattercharts - merge: merge two projects
- sync: sync project data with a different file. You can specify a file with the
-fflag or add a list of them (each location on a new line) in async.txtfile - WatsonExport: export a project to Watson
- help: show this help message