rdial

rdial is a simple way to track the time you spend on tasks. It tracks the name of a task, its start time, its duration and optionally a message… nothing more.

It is written in Python, and requires v3.6 or later. rdial is released under the GPL v3.

Git repository

https://github.com/JNRowe/rdial/

Issue tracker

https://github.com/JNRowe/rdial/issues/

Contributors

https://github.com/JNRowe/rdial/contributors/

Contents

• Background
  • Philosophy
• Usage
  • rdial
• Getting started
  • Basic usage
  • Current task
• rdial manpage
  • Minimal time tracking for maximal benefit
  • SYNOPSIS
  • DESCRIPTION
  • OPTIONS
  • COMMANDS
  • BUGS
  • AUTHOR
  • RESOURCES
  • COPYING
• Configuration
  • File format
  • rdial section
  • run wrappers section
• Configuration via environment variables
• Frequently Asked Questions
  • Why must I specify --new when creating a new task?
  • Where does the name rdial come from?
  • How do I process rdial data files using go?
• Integrating with taskbars
  • awesomewm
  • dwm
• Alternatives
  • arbtt
  • gtimelog
  • hammertime
  • hamster-time-tracker
  • ktimetracker
  • org-mode
  • taskwarrior
  • timewarrior
• What is the future for rdial?
  • Data storage
  • Language
  • Interfaces
• Release HOWTO
  • Test
  • Prepare release
  • Update PyPI
• Todo items for documentation
• API documentation
  • Event
  • Command line
  • Utilities
  • Errors
• Glossary

Indices and tables

• Index

• Module Index

• Search Page