timew
Timew is a command line tool for time tracking and management. It is designed to help users keep track of how they are spending their time and improve productivity.
With Timew, users can track tasks and projects by simply starting and stopping timers, making it easy to see how much time is being spent on each activity.
It uses a plain text file called "timewarrior" to store all recorded data, making it easily accessible and editable.
Timew allows users to specify tags for tasks, which can help in organizing and categorizing tasks efficiently.
It also supports a flexible and powerful filtering system, allowing users to generate reports and summaries based on various criteria like tags, intervals, and time ranges.
Timew provides various commands to manipulate and analyze time data, such as consolidating and merging intervals, editing recorded data, and providing summaries of time spent.
It incorporates a sophisticated and customizable data presentation system, allowing users to choose from a variety of display types and formats.
Timew supports extensions through Python scripting, enabling even more customization and automation according to individual needs.
It offers compatibility with other tools and services, such as taskwarrior, making it easier to integrate time tracking with existing workflows.
Overall, Timew is a versatile and powerful command line tool that enables efficient time tracking, management, and analysis for individuals and teams.
List of commands for timew:
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timew:tldr:232dd timew: Start a new stopwatch, giving a tag name to the activity being tracked.$ timew start ${activity_tag}try on your machineexplain this command
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timew:tldr:4870a timew: Stop the stopwatch with a given tag name.$ timew stop ${activity_tag}try on your machineexplain this command
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timew:tldr:69ef5 timew: Stop all running stopwatches.$ timew stoptry on your machineexplain this command
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timew:tldr:f7c28 timew: View tracked items.$ timew summarytry on your machineexplain this command