gcentauri/time-well-spent

Categorized, Goal-Oriented, Time Tracker for Emacs

Time Well Spent

Super duper double alpha non-release use-at-your-own-risk version of a task tracker for emacs.

Categorize goals, track time spent on them, generate reports by category.

If you want to try it out. Clone the repo, and load time-well-spent.el in your init file.

NB I had some weird troubles with load order, so I just load the file as the very last step in my emacs init file. Obviously that approach is not ideal - it should be fixed sometime.

You should then be able to call the function time-well-spent to start the process.

Type ? to see a list of commands.

Depends on emojify at present.

How Entries Are Sorted

I'm using a priority sorting that I've dubbed "barski sort" because it is loosely based on this post from Conrad Barski.

Essentially, it places entries that are marked as "on the move" before entries that are marked as "waiting", and those are before entries marked as "in the future".

Within those blocks, it puts entries in the least worked on categories before entries in th more worked on categories.

And within a single category, it places the most worked on entry before less worked on entries.