pace-rs 0.5.0

pace - timetracking for the command line
Documentation

Command Overview

Key

❌ = not implemented, yet

⏲️ = work in progress

🪧 = implemented, more testing needed

✅ = fully functioning

Commands

Note: The following commands are subject to change as the project develops. Currently they are stating the intended functionality and may not be fully implemented yet (e.g. using activities instead of tasks).

🪧 pace begin

  • Description: Starts tracking time for the specified task. You can optionally specify a category or project to help organize your tasks.
  • Usage: pace begin "Design Work" --category "Freelance" --time 10:00

🪧 pace end

  • Description: Stops time tracking for the specified task, marking it as completed or finished for the day.
  • Usage: pace end --time 11:30 --only-last

🪧 pace now

  • Description: Displays the currently running task, showing you at a glance what you're currently tracking.
  • Usage: pace now

⏲️ pace review

  • Description: Gain insight in your activities and tasks. You can specify the time frame for daily, weekly, or monthly insights.
  • Usage: pace review --weekly

❌ pace resume

  • Description: Resumes time tracking for a previously paused task, allowing you to continue where you left off.
  • Usage: pace resume "Design Work"

❌ pace hold

  • Description: Pauses the time tracking for the specified task. This is useful for taking breaks without ending the task.
  • Usage: pace hold or pace hold "Design Work"

✅ pace help

  • Description: Displays help information, offering quick access to command usage and options.
  • Usage: pace help or pace <command> --help

Additional Commands

❌ pace tasks

  • Description: Lists all tasks with optional filters. Use this to view active, completed, or today's tasks.
  • Usage: pace tasks --active

❌ pace projects

  • Description: Lists all projects with optional filters. Use this to view all projects, subprojects and their associated tasks.
  • Usage: pace projects

❌ pace pomo

  • Description: Starts a Pomodoro session for the specified task, integrating the Pomodoro technique directly with your tasks.
  • Usage: pace pomo "Study Session"

❌ pace export --json/--csv

  • Description: Exports your tracked data and insights in JSON or CSV format, suitable for analysis or record-keeping.
  • Usage: pace export --csv --from 2021-01-01 --to 2021-01-31

❌ pace set

  • Description: Sets various application configurations, including Pomodoro lengths and preferred review formats.
  • Usage: pace set --work 25 --break 5

License

AGPL-3.0-or-later; see LICENSE.