KlockWork: A new way to organize yourself
Home Page: https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/klockwork/id1665392450?mt=12
The productivity app for ADHD people. Well that's the goal, anyways.
See the wiki for more details.
Allow submitting time entries directly to Harvest.
https://help.getharvest.com/api-v2/timesheets-api/timesheets/time-entries/
TableDetails should show a simple timeline (worked on TASK from X to Y, for each task). This would be helpful to provide a daily report (i.e. in standups?). Perhaps TableDetails should be implemented on a whole new view, "Standup" (?) or "Daily report" (?) and include some aggregate information about the preceding day.
All this data is going to move, visually, soon anyways but in the mean time the created date should actually show the created date.
Pull any links you add into records, tasks, etc into a list. Date added, job ID, and where it came from (record/task/note link) would be good info for this aggregated view. Should support search by date and link content.
DOD
Add a button for sharing/exporting task data. Tasks could probably export as markdown? Though plain text would also work. This should be tied into some new method for handling exports which uses the project configuration to modify what is shared.
As an employee, I'd like to be able to share what I'm currently working on with my manager as a list.
DOD
I write all my notes in markdown so all I really need is a plain text field.
DOD
Some mechanism for configuring things like banned words, export formats, and anything else a client may want that would be specific to that company's processes.
Sample story
All records replaced with empty rows, until the view refreshes itself.
A record-like feed that functions more like a private social media feed. Maybe you can subscribe to RSS feeds, post updates or rants, but its all private and never exported. Not sure this would be a good feature for this app, maybe it should be a whole app by itself, but storing "thoughts" as a related entity would be useful for personal record keeping.
Creating a new record associated to a different job ID than the previous one changes the sort order of all tasks and jobs in the details table. This is a waste of processing cycles, LogTableDetails should not reorder (should only add new nodes when required).
As a user who has a real problem remembering things, I want to see some kind of view that brings all the related objects together and lists everything (contents, versions, etc), relates it all to the specific times at which each entity was created, and displays the information using time-oriented charts and tables.
Ideally this could use the upcoming Find view, or create a new one called something like "Context". Should be attached to each record in the Today view. This could also lead to redevelopment of the Calendar functionality.
Basically this - https://www.hackingwithswift.com/quick-start/swiftui/introduction-to-using-core-data-with-swiftui
I've tried this before, both with CoreData and SQLite, without success. I think I understand the concepts a lot better now. Moving away from a text file database means supporting new features like TODO lists and note taking. Perhaps only the new features will utilize CD in the short term?
CoreData objects should auto-save and auto-refresh (where applicable). UI should wait for sync to complete.
Will need to write some kind of script or class to import existing records from text file into CD.
Similar to the UIKit multi-select widget, but custom built because SwiftUI doesn't support it yet.
Allow clicking of the link to visit the task.
Creating a new record sometimes creates a new job, even if one already exists.
@todo anything that follows up to;
Context-sensitive action buttons that create pre-defined records. Things like "lunch", "meeting done", etc. Located directly below the message entry field. Other buttons could be suggested based on the day's activities.
Something like "Completed $task.content"
Should be a setting on the job that allows you to flag it as qualifying for SR&ED. One could imagine future features where a project allows configuration of these types of flags, in case SR&ED is not applicable for all users.
Note content that is stored and versioned but doesn't have a title and lives in a different. Kind of like a write-once, then read-only note. Use case is for copy/pasting records to time tracking services.
Allows you to reference people using @name syntax. Supported through the creation of a new user entity. In the short term this can be hardcoded in the app.
Top level data structure. Jobs belong to projects, and jobs connect all the other data together.
Potential features
Maybe the ability to copy those data points as well?
Configurable split view. There's a very rudimentary version already available as an experimental feature, basically improve this to support any content type.
Some use case(s):
Something like this:
struct Job: Identifiable {
let key: Int
let url: String
let completed: Bool
let id = UUID()
}
struct Entry: Identifiable {
let timestamp: String
let job: Job
let message: String
let id = UUID()
}
Purpose is to store a list of job-related data and expose it to the table(s) so we can (in the short term) add a "click link to view job" button.
Managing jobs will be a new NavigationView. Existing job list on Add view will be modified to include the list of ALL jobs as well as the ones in today's log.
In the short term this will require a new log file. Will eventually integrate with sqlite.
Seems to have been introduced in beta-81. Easily reproduced, just create a new note and assign a job ID.
Support creating notes based on user-created templates.
Basically, just a strip of buttons that visually represent the current week and allow you to copy the data for each day directly from that interface.
Implement a new version of PlainText/Records that modifies data within CoreData instead. Implement this in the Today view to read and write data as required.
As a user I'd like to be able to assign n+ items to a given task ID, then be able to automatically pull this information out and report on it later.
DOD
Currently the whole group disappears when you add a new item so that's not great.
Add .contextmenu for these rows to allow copying of colour codes (and/or any content within the DetailRow).
Similar to how the old Search view worked except it could allow you to run NSPredicate queries, filter by search terms/dates/jobs/etc.
DOD
DOD
My workflow at the moment is to note when I'm starting an activity and when it is done. Would be nice if, when entering "done", the most recent record with the same job ID were updated with the duration rounded up to the nearest ProjectConfig (new) duration "window" (1, 5, 10, 15, 30, 60 min options).
For example, if you start a meeting at 2:00 and record "done" at 2:10 on a project where the "duration window" is 15 mins, the record representing the start of the meeting is edited to include something like "[Duration: 0.25hr]". The "done" record is not created.
Could also accomplish this using a new button on each row. Not sure what icon but the button help could be "Mark activity complete".
Data should be associated with a company so you can track data for multiple organizations at a time. This would be useful for freelancers and FTE who use the app thru multiple companies.
As a user I want to see a view that shows me all the objects created and updated within a specific timeframe.
Needs to be fleshed out more.
Newly created jobs can create the same job ID again, but with a new colour. All records attached to a given job ID should be coloured the same across the app.
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