This CLI tool aims at offering a deamon-like process that works in the background and monitors the time that the user had spent on a collection of applications.
This collection of applications can be defined in the ~/.config/mmtime-vX.X/targets file, where every
application, that the user wants to track the amount of time he/she spend in, is listed in a sperated
time. i.e
# My target apps.
Discord
Code
Slack
Mpv
Firefox
Vim
The mmtime tool will then track all the time spent on these applications and write that to a
db file (~/.local/share/mmtime-vX.X/targets.stats.db).
Besides, there will be a system tray applet that will allow the user to see the current monitoring related stats, this will give the user the ability to see the stats live and also through a menu item reload the configuration file (targets file).
# make sure to install xterm & yad (for some use these commands)
[[ "$HOSTNAME" == "debian" ]] && sudo apt install xterm yad
[[ "$HOSTNAME" == "ubuntu" ]] && sudo apt install xterm yad
[[ "$HOSTNAME" == "fedora" ]] && sudo dnf install xterm yad
# build the binary (this requires Go to be installed )
make build
# setup the environment and mv the binary to ~/.local/share
make install
# (Optional) you can create a symlink to the binary
# to /usr/local/bin, or directly copy the binary to it.
First, download from Github the latest release.
# clone the repo
git clone <repo_url>
# download from github the latest release
# move the binary of the release to the project /bin directory
# run make install
make install
# just run the following command to remove all the used
# directroies and the ~/.local/share binary.
make uninstall
# (NOTE) extra setup from your part should be undone by
# yourself.
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