Add time tracking

[HWiwoiiii]

implement all functionalities in ticktick https://help.ticktick.com/articles/7054286604315131904 toggl track https://toggl.com/track/

Enhance Obsidian to be an all-encompassing solution for daily management, incorporating a comprehensive set of features akin to both TickTick and Toggl Track. This includes integrating a daily timer, Pomodoro technique, Eisenhower Matrix (4-quadrant time management system), habit tracker, task archiving, and the ability to create events seamlessly under the daily folder (Daily notes folder/folder named with the current date/Events).

[HWiwoiiii]

https://forum.obsidian.md/t/make-obsidian-omnipotent-for-daily-management/72112

[ivan-lednev]

Hey, @LBWNB55KYYDS,

You do realize that this plugin is mostly a one-man operation, done as a hobby that brings no income, and that TickTick or Toggl are built by big teams of full-time developers, right? 😅

If you want some particular feature to be included, please create a separate focused issue, like "add this kind of view with these buttons so I can do this and that".

Closing this one as impossible to implement.

[HWiwoiiii]

Really sorry about this post, I didn't mean to be absurd😂. I understand that incorporating all these features could be a huge work for an individual developer, so I have also posted this on the Obsidian official forum.

Currently, the most crucial feature for me is a timer that allows users to seamlessly track their daily activities, similar to the timer in Toggl Track. I haven't found any other plugins that can perform a similar function. I genuinely hope that you can integrate this functionality into your plugin.

Since toggl track is open source, I suppose maybe it is less difficult to develop a plugin with similar features? Or that there are some restrictions prevents people from using their source code?

Once again, thanks for your amazing plugin!

[ivan-lednev]

Sure, the time tracking part looks like an interesting challenge.

I'm probably going to add another view that looks like the timeline, it's just going to function as a tracker, writing tracked time to tasks in a format that Dataview understands. Something like this:

- [ ] Task
      [clocked::2023-11-30T11:32:00--2023-11-30T11:45:00]
      [clocked::2023-11-30T11:32:00--2023-11-30T11:45:00]
      [clocked::2023-11-30T11:32:00--2023-11-30T11:45:00]

[HWiwoiiii]

I'm looking forward to seeing the improvements!