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timewarp-cli

v1.0.11

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Timewarp is a CLI tool for tracking time spent on projects, and many more new statistics to track coming soon.

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Timewarp

Timewarp is a CLI tool for tracking time spent on projects, and many more new statistics to track coming soon.

Demo

Features

  • Start Tracking: Begin tracking time for a project.
  • Stop Tracking: Stop tracking time and log elapsed time.
  • Resume Tracking: Resume a paused project.
  • View Logs: View statistics of all tracked projects.
  • Delete Projects: Delete a specific project.
  • Complete Projects* - Completes projects, tracks them and marks them as completed.

Installation

Install Timewarp globally using npm:

npm install timewarp

Usage

  • Once installed, you can use the following commands:

  • timewarp start project-name: Start tracking time for the specified project. Replace project-name with the name of your project.

  • timewarp stop: Stop tracking time for the currently active project and log the elapsed time. If no project name is specified, it will list all running projects and prompt you to select one.

  • timewarp resume: Resume tracking time for a paused project. If no project name is specified, it will list all paused projects and prompt you to select one.

  • timewarp view-log: View a list of all tracked projects and their statistics.

  • timewarp delete: Delete a specific project by selecting from a list of tracked projects. If no project name is specified, it will list all projects and prompt you to select one.

  • timewarp complete: Mark the specified project as completed. If no project name is specified, it will list all paused projects and prompt you to select one. Optionally, you can delete the project after marking it as completed.