Nice little script to convert a Toggl CSV timetracking export to a timeclock file compatible with hledger.

https://codeberg.org/scy/toggl2timeclock

#Toggl #hledger #timetracking #converter #conversion #Python #script #timeclock

Couldn't find a way to export #timewarrior files to the #timeclock format for #PlainTextAccounting...so I made my own 😇

https://git.disroot.org/badrihippo/timewarrior-timeclock

🚀 #annextimelog v0.8.0 comes closer to being well useable: It is now possible to search recorded events with sophisticated syntax:

> atl ls work @home this week
> atl ls last month project=myproject with note='my.*regex'

Same syntax as for tracking events with 'atl tr'.

This plays nicely with data export to other formats, e.g. #hledger #timeclock

> atl ls last month -O timeclock | hledger -f timeclock:- bal -D

https://pypi.org/project/annextimelog/0.8.0/

#Python #timeTracking #gitAnnex #gitAnnexAllTheThings

🚀 #annextimelog v0.3.1 has reached the absolute minimum of functionality to call it a time tracker. It can now:

· `atl track`: record past events and attach arbitrary metadata to it
· `atl ls`: list recorded events in a certain time period
· `atl rm`: delete a recorded event
· `atl sync`: sync state with  #gitAnnex
· `atl -O timeclock ls`: export data to #timeclock (e.g. for #hledger)

@alerque also put it into the #AUR² 🙂 (thanks!)

https://pypi.org/project/annextimelog/

²https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/annextimelog

#annextimelog is progressing nicely. It can now:

- track (overlapping!) events with arbitrary metadata (title, location, note, tags, arbitrary other fields)
- semi-intelligent time parsing (e.g. easy 'yesterday' reference with y10:00) 🎉 finally!! This bugged me the most with #timewarrior.
- show all tracked events
- output #hledger #timeclock and #JSON
- sync with  #gitAnnex

everything stored in a #git repo with git annex metadata. 😊

https://pypi.org/project/annextimelog/

#timeTracking