kamil-rudnicki/timecamp-cli

TimeCamp CLI in Node to make time tracking easier

TimeCamp CLI

Access TimeCamp using CLI to make time tracking easier.

Setup

1. npm install
2. npm link
3. Create a .js file called 'key.js' and put it in the root of the folder - in there define your timecamp API key like this: var timecamp_api_key = "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"; Find your API key in your account settings

Input flags

Flag	Alt	Description
-t	--task [note]	specify api action: start-timer, stop-timer
-a	--auto	try to match a task for new timer based on tasks keywords and a note provided in argument
-k	--key	your API key (optional)
-v	--verbose	enable console logging
-n	--note [note]	add a note

Usage

Start a new timer without a task

timecamp -t start-timer -n "Time entry note" Start new timer and stop automatically current timer if it was running.

Start a new timer and try to find matching task

timecamp -t start-timer -a -n "Time entry note with keywoard" Start new timer and try to find proper task if a keyword from a task is found in the note from the argument.

Stop a timer

timecamp -t stop-timer Stop current timer if it's running.

Ideas

• timer-status action to get current timer and elapsed time, then use crontab to show notification of currently running timer every 15 minutes
• add-keywoard action to add new keyword quickly
• parameter to start a new timer with a note from a clipboard and try to find a task automatically
• automatic time tracking in OmniFocus and Apple Scripts learn how...

Special thanks

• gravyraveydavey/timecamp-node-tasks-api

Changelog

• 1.0.0 - took 6h to make first version