Time ++

A todo.txt manager, time tracker, timer, stopwatch, pomodoro, and alarms applet for cinnamon.

Gnome-shell extension version: https://github.com/zagortenay333/timepp__gnome

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Installation

Clone/download this repo into your ~/.local/share/cinnamon/applets dir and rename the downloaded folder to timepp@zagortenay333.

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Compatibility

The latest version of this applet is on the master branch, and it supports cinnamon version 3.2.

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Sections

Each section (timer, stopwatch, alarms..) can open as a separate menu when it's icon is clicked, or it can appear together with other sections in one menu.

Each section can be disabled via the panel context menu.

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Todo.txt Manager

Some of the features of the todo.txt manager are:

• Fuzzy task searching.
• Filtering by context, project, priority, custom fuzzy filters...
• Activating a filter by clicking on a priority, context, or proj in the task.
• Sorting by priority, due date, completion date, creation date.
• Fuzzy autocompletion for contexts and projects when inline editing a task.
• Autoupdating when the todo.txt file changes.
• Deleting all completed tasks and optionally storing them into a done.txt file.
• Switching between different views via keyboard shortcuts.

The todo.txt manager also supports the h:1 extension for hiding a task and the due|DUE:yyyy-mm-dd extension.

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Time Tracker

The time tracker is built into the todo.txt manager and allows you to track the time spent on a particular task as well as the time spent on a particular project.

When pressing the play button to track a task, all projects associated with that task will also be tracked.

At the start of each year, the current yearly csv file will be archived and a new file will be started.

There is also a daily csv file which gets appended to the yearly file at the start of each day.

NOTE:
When editing a task that has been time-tracked, only the corresponding entry in the daily csv file will be updated. The yearly csv file will not be changed.

HINT:
There is an option to pause the time tracker when the pomodoro stops!

You can also see how much time you spent working on a task today, this week, this month, this year, etc, or do the same for all projects in the current year.

The csv file has the form:

date, time spent (hh:mm), type ('++' = project, '()' = task), task or project

2017-02-04, 08:03, ++, "+my_project"
2017-02-04, 23:59, ++, "+protect_gotham"
2017-02-04, 02:03, ++, "+protect_gotham"
2017-02-04, 02:03, (), "(A) Watch the world burn."
2017-02-04, 02:03, (), "(A) Catch Joker."
2017-02-04, 02:03, (), "(Z) Take the trash out."
2017-02-05, 08:03, ++, "+my_project"
2017-02-05, 23:59, ++, "+protect_gotham"
2017-02-05, 02:03, ++, "+protect_gotham"
2017-02-05, 02:03, (), "(A) Watch the world burn."
2017-02-05, 02:03, (), "x 2017-02-05 Catch Joker."
2017-02-05, 02:03, (), "(Z) Take the trash out."
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Pango markup

The todo.txt manager, timer and alarm support pango markup.

NOTE:
The pango markup will appear in the todo.txt file as well if used in the todo.txt manager.

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Development

The watch script will watch the chosen dirs for changes and reload the applet when a change occurs.
The xdotool command can be enabled to open the applet on change.

Script dependencies:

• inotifywait
• xdotools (if enabled in the script)

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