# Tasklog
Tasklog is a simple CLI-based task management tool written in Rust. It allows you to start, stop, switch between tasks, and generate reports of your tasks. This tool is useful for tracking time spent on various tasks throughout the day.
## Features
- **Start a Task:** Begin a new task or resume an existing one.
- **Stop a Task:** Stop the current running task.
- **Switch Tasks:** Switch from the current task to a new or different one.
- **Generate Reports:** Generate a report of tasks worked on for a specific day.
- **Get the Current Task:** Print the task currently running, if any.
- **List Tasks:** Print a list of the tasks worked on today.
- **Rename a Task**
- **Delete a Task**
## Installation
To use Task Tracker, you need to have Rust installed on your system. If you don't have Rust installed, you can get it from [here](https://www.rust-lang.org/).
Clone the repository and build the project using Cargo:
```sh
cargo install tasklog
```
The executable will be located in the target/release directory.
## Usage
### Start a new Task
To start a new task:
```sh
tasklog start <TASK_NAME>
```
### Stop a Task
To stop the current task:
```sh
tasklog stop
```
If you want to stop a running task from a previous day you can do instead
```sh
tasklog stop -n=<DAYS_AGO> -d=<MINUTES>
```
specifying for how many minutes the task should have been running.
### Resume a Task
To resume a stopped task:
```sh
tasklog resume <TASK_NAME>
```
If <TASK_NAME> is omitted, the last stopped task will be resumed.
### Switch Tasks
To switch to a different task:
```sh
tasklog switch <TASK_NAME>
```
This will stop the current task and resume the task `<TASK_NAME>`.
If the `--create` flag is set, it will create the task `<TASK_NAME>` instead of resuming it.
### Generate a Report
To generate a report of tasks worked on today or a specific day:
```sh
tasklog report -n=<DAYS_AGO>
```
`<DAYS_AGO>` is the number of days between today and the day to report. For example, `-n=0` for today, `-n=1` for yesterday, and so on.
If `n` is not specified, the report will be of today.
### Get Current Task
To get the task currently running:
```sh
tasklog current
```
### List Tasks
To lists the tasks worked on today:
```sh
tasklog list
```
### Rename a Task
To rename a task:
```sh
tasklog rename <OLD_NAME> <NEW_NAME>
```
### Delete a Task
To delete a task:
```sh
tasklog delete <TASK_NAME>
```
## Examples
Start a new task named coding:
```sh
tasklog start coding
```
Stop the current task:
```sh
tasklog stop
```
Switch to a new task named meeting:
```sh
tasklog switch -c meeting
```
Generate a report for today:
```sh
tasklog report
```
Generate a report for yesterday:
```sh
tasklog report -n=1
```
## Contributing
Contributions are welcome! Feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request on GitHub.
## License
This project is licensed under the GPL-v3.0 License. See the LICENSE file for details.