TimeTracker
by Carl
You enter the name of the task you are working on and press the button. Press the button again when you have finished working on the task.
The Widget updates a daily XML or CSV file. The file stores a list of the tasks you've worked on, and how long you worked on each one for. You can import the timesheet files into an application like Excel, or write your own script to convert the files into another format.
The information stored in the timesheet files are: task name, length in mil… More
The Widget updates a daily XML or CSV file. The file stores a list of the tasks you've worked on, and how long you worked on each one for. You can import the timesheet files into an application like Excel, or write your own script to convert the files into another format.
The information stored in the timesheet files are: task name, length in mil… More
Current Version: 1.3
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June 27, 2006 · version 1.2 Jon DGood work. Would it be hard to modify it so that is doesn't seperate the csv/xml files each day? I work on multiple projects that can span over 3 months and it would be great to be able to see them all in one file. If that were possible it would be awesome to be able to do stuff like:
'Show hours for x project/task between dd/mm/yy & dd/mm/yy'
'Show total hours for x project/task'
:)
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June 03, 2006 · version 1.2 ReneVery well done widget.
I have a few suggestions: 1) it would be nice if in the box that starts the tracking if it had a play/stop button. That would be slightly more intuitive. 2) Not sure how to start a new file. I did a bunch of test tracking to see how this app works, but I don't know how to get rid of them. A "start new timesheet" option would be nice. 3) while I don't like to overcomplicate things, having a field (even if it's left empty) for entering the client would be awesome.
Thanks for the nice work!
