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time-tracker

A self-hosted Time Tracker using node.js, sqlite3, and HTML5. Similar in feel to FreshBooks's time tracker functionality (but without the cost).

This is currently a work in progress, and is not ready for beta use. I'll change this once I start dogfooding my own time tracking.

Features

Self-hosted node.js application using sqlite3 for database
Run it locally or on a server
Each user has its own clients and client-related projects
Track time and toggle the timer between different clients and/or projects
Built-in timer, or manually enter duration or start/end time

WIP Features

Invoice generation
Export time to csv

Possible Future Features

Track expenses
Track paid invoices
Team-based clients/projects/users

Installation

git clone [email protected]:davidfig/time-tracker.git
yarn or npm install
if running on localhost, no edits are needed, just run yarn start and open your browser to localhost:4560.
If running on a domain: a. edit settings.json and update name, and port (if needed) b. reverse proxy node app using nginx or web server of choice (todo: add instructions/link)
yarn start or pm2 add <time-tracker-directory>/index.js

License

MIT License
(c) 2020 YOPEY YOPEY LLC by David Figatner

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time-tracker's Issues

There are a lot of security issues with this repo

In short, I used trivy to scan your repo and found that it has among many other things an arbirtary code execution exploit, I tested this and indeed, the current version of babel/traverse allows for ACE.

I suggest you update your packages, you can find more suitable libraries using trivy.

Provided with this issue I ahve a screenshot so you can see some of the issues with this repo

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