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@lpezet/time-tracker

v1.0.4

Published

Toolbox for time tracking.

Downloads

1

Readme

Time Tracker

Toolbox for time tracking.

NPM Version Linux Build Windows Build Test Coverage Known Vulnerabilities

echo -e "# 01/07/2021\n- [8:00AM-8:30AM] Shower.\n\n# 01/08/2021\n- [9:00AM-9:45AM] Breakfast\n\n# 01/16/2021\n- [11:00AM-1:15PM] Nap time.\n\n# 01/23/2021\n- [2:00PM-4:00PM] Woodworking." > test.md
@lpezet-time-tracker calc test.md
> Day 01/07/2021: 0 hours 30 minutes
> Day 01/08/2021: 0 hours 45 minutes
> ## Biweekly 01/01: 1 hours 15 minutes
> Day 01/16/2021: 2 hours 15 minutes
> Day 01/23/2021: 2 hours 0 minutes
> ## Biweekly 01/15: 4 hours 15 minutes

Installation

npm install --global @lpezet/time-tracker

Features

  • Calculate time (up to minutes) spent in tasks tracked in markdown file, following strict syntax.

License

MIT

Publishing

To publish next version of time-tracker, run the following:

npm version patch
git push --tags origin master
npm run dist
npm publish dist/ --access public