tTimer

A Productivity Tracker - cli

It tracks the time worked on the task in a duration and helps you stay productive
It also saves your progress in profiles folder

- install -
Make sure you have gcc or clang or any of your c++ compilers installed.

1. Clone the repo in your filesystem
       git clone https://github.com/devpartap/tTimer.git       
2. Go to the cli folder
       cd tTimer/cli     
3. Build the project
       For Linux :- ./install_linux.sh
       For Windows :- install_windows.bat
   For Mac :- install_mac.zsh

        To Build yourself
    clang++ -std=c++20 -O3 main.cpp timer.cpp io_data.cpp logs.cpp profiles.cpp Libs/CppLinuxSerial/SerialPort.cpp -lstdc++ -o tTimer
                                        or
    gcc -std=c++20 -O3 main.cpp timer.cpp io_data.cpp logs.cpp profiles.cpp Libs/CppLinuxSerial/SerialPort.cpp -lstdc++ -o tTimer 

- how to use -

• This program tracks your worked time on a task over the span of the day.
• Create a profile for your work to track time of.
• Press enter to start or stop your time count.

- commands -
You can interact with the app by following commands.

Commands	Explanation
'enter'	To start or stop tracking time.
'+hh:mm:ss hh:mm:ss hh:mm:ss'	To add external entry in the record(time not measured by the app) here first time is 'worked time', second time is 'not worked' time and third time is 'stopped working' time.
's'	To enable the attached switch.
's+'	To disable the attached switch.
'q'	To quit the app.

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