This extension create a link between taskwarrior and timewarrior that allows you to keep track of time spend on tasks. The time will be displayed in a new column in taskwarrior.
git clone https://github.com/gkssjovi/trackwarrior.git
cd trackwarrior
sudo ln -s "$PWD/bin/trackwarrior-docker" /usr/local/bin/trackwarriorsudo rm /usr/local/bin/trackwarrior
sudo ln -s "$PWD/bin/trackwarrior-docker-tasksh" /usr/local/bin/trackwarriorsudo rm /usr/local/bin/trackwarrior
sudo ln -s "$PWD/bin/trackwarrior-docker-tui" /usr/local/bin/trackwarriorgit clone https://github.com/gkssjovi/trackwarrior.git
cd trackwarrior
cp -r ./taskwarrior/hooks/. ~/.task/hooks
cp -r ./timewarrior/extensions/. ~/.timewarrior/extensions
cd ~/.task/hooks
chmod x on-modify.trackwarrior on-add.trackwarrior
cd ~/.timewarrior/extensions
chmod x trackwarrior-duration.js trackwarrior-ids.jsCopy those lines into your ~/.taskrc file
uda.trackwarrior.type=string
uda.trackwarrior.label=Total active time
uda.trackwarrior.values=
uda.trackwarrior_rate.type=string
uda.trackwarrior_rate.label=Rate
uda.trackwarrior_rate.values=
uda.trackwarrior_total_amount.type=string
uda.trackwarrior_total_amount.label=Total amount
uda.trackwarrior_total_amount.values=
# this allow only one task to be active
max_active_tasks=1
# when you delete the task, the time tracking will be also be deleted from timewarrior
erase_time_on_delete=false
# those are tags in taskwarrior.When you add one of them the time tracking will be deleted from timewarrior
clear_time_tags=cleartime,ctime,deletetime,dtime
update_time_tags=update,updatetime,utime,recalc
create_time_when_add_task=false
rate_per_hour=10
rate_per_hour_decimals=2
rate_per_hour_project=Inbox:0,Other:10
rate_format_with_spaces=10
currency_format=de-DE,EURTo display the new column on the next report modify the ~/.taskrc file
report.next.labels=ID,St,Active,Age,Time,Rate,Total,...,Description,Urg
report.next.columns=id,status.short,start.age,entry.age,trackwarrior,trackwarrior_rate,trackwarrior_total_amount,...,description,urgencyIf you installed the docker version, just run trackwarrior to open the configured fronted (default: fish shell).
- Locally install taskwarrior
- Install starship
- Set the correct rights for your local taskwarrior to read the data from the container
# trackwarrior needs to be used at least once
sudo chown "$(id -u):$(id -g)" ~/.trackwarrior-docker/.task/pending.data- Add the following to your starship.toml
[custom.current_task]
command = """TASKRC=~/.trackwarrior-docker/.taskrc TASKDATA=~/.trackwarrior-docker/.task unbuffer task starship-project | head -5 | tail -1 | sed "s/No matches./[No active task]/" | xargs"""
when = true
shell = "bash"If you use a tasksh as a frontend, you can use the same commands as shown here, but without typing task in the beginning.
If you use taskwarrior-tui as a frontend, check the taskwarrior-tui documentation instead.
Create a new task
task add 'This is task 1' project:Example
task next
ID St Age Project Description Urg
1 P 10s Example This is task 1 1
Start the new created task
task 1 start
task next
ID St Active Age Time Project Description Urg
1 P 4s 18s 0:00:00 Example This is task 1 5Stop the new created task
task 1 stop
task next
View the time tracking in taskwarrior
ID St Age Time Project Description Urg
1 P 46s 0:00:15 Example This is task 1 1View the time tracking in timewarrior
timew summary Example
Wk Date Day Tags Start End Time Total
W43 2021-10-31 Sun Example, This is task 1, |20d4fa9c| 22:49:41 22:49:49 0:00:08
Example, This is task 1, |20d4fa9c| 22:50:04 22:50:11 0:00:07 0:00:15
0:00:15Delete the time tracking
task 1 mod cleartime
or
task 1 mod ctime
or
task 1 mod deletetime
or
task 1 mod dtime
Update time tracking
task 1 mod update
or
task 1 mod updatetime
or
task 1 mod utime
or
task 1 mod recalc