Simple work time log
Keep track of how long you've worked each day.
- Written in Go, compiles to a single binary
- Uses SQLite as persistent storage
Requires Go 1.19
$ go get -u github.com/maciejtarnowski/work
$ go install github.com/maciejtarnowski/work/cmd/work
Make sure you have $GOPATH/bin in your $PATH:
export PATH="$PATH:$GOPATH/bin"
Warning: Running any of the commands automatically creates work.db file inside your $HOME directory.
Simply run:
$ work start
Run:
$ work stop
Stats are grouped by day, so it doesn't matter how many times you start and stop your work each day.
Run:
$ work log
The command prints work log for the current week (starting on Monday), for example:
2020-05-18 - 2020-05-23
Expected: 40h0m0s
Worked: 8m0s
Total: -39h52m0s
By day:
2020-05-23: -7h52m0s
It currently assumes that work day equals 8 hours and skips Saturdays and Sundays.
Only finished work sessions are included in the log.
You can optionally display log for past weeks using -week-offset flag.
The following command displays log for the previous week:
$ work log -week-offset=1
2020-05-11 - 2020-05-15
Expected: 40h0m0s
Worked: 1h5m0s
Total: -38h55m0s
By day:
2020-05-12: -6h55m0s
Run:
$ work status
or shorter:
$ work st
This command prints the current status of your work, for example:
Work: IN PROGRESS
Today:
Worked: 30m45s
Remaining: 7h29m15s
Stats include the ongoing work session.
It's in prototype/MVP stage. I want to find out how it works for me and decide if I should spend more time developing it.
MIT