Module cmd

Implementations of the commands run by the CLI

Functions

add_comment

Add a comment line to the logfile

add_event

Add a zero duration event to the logfile

archive_year

Archive the first year from the logfile (if not the current year).

chart_daily

Create a graphical chart for each supplied day.

check_logfile

Check the logfile for any problems

current_task

Display the current task

discard_last_entry

Discard the most recent entry in the logfile.

edit

Launch the configured editor to edit the logfile.

ignore_last_entry

Mark the most recent entry as ignored

initialize

Initialize the timelog directory supplied and create a .timelogrc config file. If no directory is supplied default to ~/timelog

list_aliases

List the aliases from the config file.

list_entries

List the entries for a particular date, or today if none is supplied.

list_projects

List the projects in the logfile.

list_stack

List the items on the stack, most recent first.

pause_task

Pause the current task by placing it on the stack and stopping timing.

push_task

Start a task and saving the current entry description to the stack.

report_daily

Print the full daily report for each supplied day.

report_events

Print a report of the zero duration events for each supplied day.

report_hours

Print the hourly report for each supplied day.

report_intervals

Print a report of intervals between the zero duration events for each supplied day.

report_summary

Print the summary report for each supplied day.

reset_last_entry

Reset the datestamp on the most recent entry to now.

resume_task

Resume the previous task entry by popping it off the stack and starting that task at the current date and time.

retime_last_entry

Replace the task time on the most recent entry.

rewind_last_entry

Shift the time back the number of minutes on the most recent entry.

rewrite_last_entry

Replace the task text on the most recent entry.

stack_clear

Clear the stack

stack_drop

Clear the stack

stack_keep

Remove all but the top items on the stack

stack_top

Display the top item on the stack

start_task

Start a task. Add an entry to the logfile marked with the current date and time and the supplied task description.

stop_task

Stop a task. Add the ‘stop’ entry to the logfile marked with the current date and time.

swap_entry

Swap the current task with the top item on the stack.