command-line oriented multi-project work timer for one or more people
creates, manages, and maintains time entries in json files (your username being the filename) in a special subdirectory .clock in any directory in which you dotclock in
your identity is maintained by whatever output is gained from querying the current user (e.g. process.env.USER)
install globally with npm -g install dotclock
dotclock provides an executable dotclock
running dotclock by itself is a shortcut for dotclock status
dotclock status: display current state (clocked in or not, for how long, etc)
dotclock in: clock in
dotclock note: add a note to the current session
dotclock out: clock out
dotclock export: print session details.
dotclock export --git: print all sessions without granular commits (see --granular) but then print all commits made since the start of the first session until the end of the last session
dotclock export --git --granular: print all sessions and include all commits made during the timespan of each session
You may want to add .clock to your global gitignore. e.g.:
echo ".clock" > ~/.gitignore_global
git config --global core.excludesfile ~/.gitignore_global