An atom package for editing of timesheet.txt files. Easily create new timesheet files with everything necessary already written for you. Add or stop time entries with keyboard shortcuts.
- Initial file creation
- Keyboard shortcuts
- Automatically get the current timezone (can be manually overridden)
In the terminal, install the package via apm:
apm install atom-timesheet
Open settings in Atom, search for atom-timesheet under the install tab.
You can either use the context menu or the normal menu under the "Package" tab to,
- Create a new timesheet.
- Will automatically write timezone and current date and time into file. File will be named
timesheet.txt
- Will automatically write timezone and current date and time into file. File will be named
- Create a new entry in current file.
- If todays date does not exists it will automatically create both the date and time for the entry otherwise only time.
- Stop last entry in current file.
- Continue last entry in current file.
- Add a new timezone.
- Will automatically retrieve the current timezone and write to file, can be manually overridden in the settings in Atom if necessary.
Note, these are default values and can be changed inside of Atom.
- ctrl-alt-n : Create a new entry.
- ctrl-alt-s : End the last entry.
- ctrl-alt-c : Continue the last entry.
As of writing (2019-06-18), there is no official specification outlining what and how a timesheet.txt file should be formatted or handled. This work is therefor based on examples and code implementation that exists in the repository timesheet.txt and the vim-timesheet package. This package will be updated accordingly to reflect the state of timesheet.txt.
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details.
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