dev time tracker when user is idle for more than 5 mins

[AmanPrasad43]

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced an automated development time tracking feature that pauses tracking during user inactivity.
  • Added functionality to attach event handlers for user activity, enhancing the accuracy of development metrics.
  • Implemented a method to detach event handlers when the main window is closing.

• Refactor

  • Simplified the code in the main application window by encapsulating timer management within the new tracking class.
  • Improved code maintainability and readability by reducing complexity in the main window's logic.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduce the DevTimeTrackerIdle class to streamline development time tracking based on user activity. Utilizing a DispatcherTimer, it pauses tracking after five minutes of inactivity, encapsulating the logic for resuming and pausing timers. The MainWindow class is refactored to leverage this new functionality, enhancing maintainability and promoting better separation of concerns while preserving the original features.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
Ginger/DevTimeTrackerIdle.cs	Added the DevTimeTrackerIdle class with methods for managing user activity tracking: AttachActivityHandlers, PauseDevelopmentTimeTracker, and ResumeDevelopmentTimeTracker.
Ginger/MainWindow.xaml.cs	Refactored MainWindow to use DevTimeTrackerIdle, removing previous timer management methods and introducing DetachEventHandlers for better lifecycle management.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant MainWindow
    participant DevTimeTrackerIdle

    User->>MainWindow: Interacts with UI
    MainWindow->>DevTimeTrackerIdle: Attach activity handlers
    User->>MainWindow: Stops interacting (5 min pass)
    DevTimeTrackerIdle->>DevTimeTrackerIdle: PauseDevelopmentTimeTracker()
    User->>MainWindow: Resumes interaction
    DevTimeTrackerIdle->>DevTimeTrackerIdle: ResumeDevelopmentTimeTracker()

Poem

🐰 In a world of code, I hop and play,
Timers count the work in a clever way.
With a pause for rest, and a jump to start,
Development dances, a fine work of art.
Hooray for changes, so bright and new,
A happy rabbit says, "To code, woohoo!" 🌟

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