A small C# console application for simple time tracking

tt start -p <projectName> -d YYYY-MM-DD -t hh:mm[:ss] -c <comment>

Starts tracking a new project with the given name and the specified date and time and comment.
The -d, -t and -p parameters are optional. If the -p parameter is not provided an interactive selection for the project is launched.

tt stop -d YYYY-MM-DD -t hh:mm[:ss]

Stops tracking the current project with the specified date and time.
The -d and -t parameters are optional.

tt status

If a project is tracking, it prints out the name and starting time stamp of the project If no project is tracking, it prints out nothing

tt log day YYYY-MM-DD
tt log d YYYY-MM-DD
tt log week YYYY-MM-DD
tt log w YYYY-MM-DD
tt log month YYYY-MM-DD
tt log m YYYY-MM-DD
tt log --from YYYY-MM-DD
tt log --to YYYY-MM-DD
tr log --from YYYY-MM-DD --to YYYY-MM-DD

Prints out a summary of all tracked projects for the specified time span:

• d Day
• w Week
• m Month

tt proj list
tt proj l

Lists all projects.

tt proj rename <oldName> <newName>
tt proj r <oldName> <newName>

Renames a project.

Currently only one project at a time can be tracked.

The data is stored in a SQLite database named TimeTrackder.db in the users profile directory. SpecialFolder.UserProfile (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.environment.specialfolder?view=net-7.0)

• Interactive UI