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# TTrack the command line time tracker

TTrack helps you to keep track of the time you spent on your projects and tasks

## Ideas behind TTrack

At the same time I wanted to keep track of both the time I spent on each project and also the
time I spent on each task within this project.

The tasks are entered in the form ``<project>/<task>``

After all the work I like to have two kinds of report in a time period e.g. a month.

1. A report where I can see the time I spent on each project
2. A report for the time on each task

Both report types have the option to aggregate the work daily.

## Usage

### Begin a task
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Both options can be combined to get a report of the time you spent on each project starting from 1st of November till now grouped by day.

## Ideas behind TTrack

At the same time I wanted to keep track of both the time I spent on each project and also the
time I spent on each task within this project.

The tasks are entered in the form ``<project>/<task>``

After all the work I like to have two kinds of report in a time period e.g. a month.

1. A report where I can see the time I spent on each project
2. A report for the time on each task

Both report types have the option to aggregate the work daily.

## Installation

To install ttrack clone or download this repository and build it with ``go build``. Then install it with ``go install``.
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