RustClock is an extremely easy-to-use time tracking tool for the command line.
Command line tools often require we invest a considerable amount of time into learning the different configuration options on how to use them.
While those options are great if we are using the tool in connection with some script that needs to use the program in a very specific way, it's completely unnecessary for human users.
RustClock was created as a means to demonstrate how much better it can be. You don't need to know anything about RustClock to start using it, just run it, as many times as you need, and it will work as a conversation with the tool in order to achieve what you want.
For now, you will have to compile it yourself with Cargo.
git clone [email protected]:mredigonda/rustclock.gitcd rustclockcargo build --releasesudo cp ./target/release/rustclock /usr/local/bin/,rustclock(or copy it somewhere else in your PATH)- Every time you use it, type
,rand then hit tab, and it should autocomplete to,rustclock, then just press enter to run the program!
In the future, I plan to have an easier way to install it.
It creates entries in a SQLite database on your home folder with the logs of your activities, and lets you add your tasks in a super friendly way.