DID - timetracking for the non-clairvoyant¶ ↑

Did version 0.2.0

This package contains Did, a command-line utility for quickly recording what you last worked on. More than just a tool, Did is also a mindset: it brings your awareness to task switches, those notorious time sinks.

NOTE: This project has been replaced by github.com/adparadise/did2 Same approach, faster and no dependencies :)

Download and install Did with the following

gem install did

For bash autocompletion of tags, add the following to the end of your .bashrc file

complete -C `which did_autocomplete | tail -n 1` did

Tell Did that you’ve started working.

did sit!

Then, when you find yourself changing tasks, tell Did what you were just doing.

did [tag 1] [tag 2] ...

After a while, you can ask what you did today.

did what?

Or ask how your time has broken down across your descriptions of tasks.

did what? tags

Written by Andrew Paradise in 2011.

This software is provided “as is” and without any express or implied warranties, including, without limitation, the implied warranties of merchantibility and fitness for a particular purpose.