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timecard

Keep track of your project development time.

timecard print screenshot

Install

$ npm install --global timecard

Usage

To create a new timecard for your project

$ timecard new

To clockin (start working)

$ timecard clockin

To clockout (stop working)

$ timecard clockout

To see a print summary of your time

$ timecard print

Notes

`.timecard.json`

By default, timecard creates a hidden json file .timecard.json and places it your project's root directory. If you don't want this file to be under version control, remember to update your .gitignore file.
Sometimes it will be necessary to update the .timecard.json file manually (if you forgot to clockout, for example), which is fine, just remember that this file must be valid JSON.

Options

    $ timecard --help
   
    Record your project's development time.

    Get timecard setup with the `new` command, then use the `clockin` and `clockout` commands
    to record your time. When you want to see a summary of your time, use the `print` command.

    Commands
        timecard new            setup a blank timecard for your project
        timecard clockin        set the start time
        timecard clockout       set the end time
        timecard print          print a summary of your time

    Options
        -h, --help              Show this help message
        -v, --version           Show the current timecard version

License

MIT @ Michael Wuergler