Habit Tracker
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What you can do
Create a list of habits you want to track
$ ht add "Play Tennis"If you like, you can schedule each habit,
#Try to play tennis on each Saturday and Sunday
$ ht add "Play Tennis" --schedule 6,0have a reminder about what you should do today
$ ht today
Today you should do:
* Play TennisTrack your activity
$ ht do
What did you do?
1. Play Tennis
2. Reading that book
? 2
When did you "Reading that book" the last time?
1. Today
2. Yesteday
3. Tue 31
4. Mon 30
5. Sun 29
6. Sat 28
? 1
Any notes?: "Alfred is not dead"and print a nice output with all your activities
› bundle exec ht report
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| 02 | | "Alfred is not dead" |
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+-----+-------------+----------------------+How to install
gem install habittracker
How to use it
NAME:
ht
DESCRIPTION:
Track your monthly habits
COMMANDS:
add Add one or more habits to the list
do Record your activities
habits Print the list of current habits
help Display global or [command] help documentation
report Print the current month's activities
rm Remove one or more habits from the list
today Shows the list of habits you should do today
GLOBAL OPTIONS:
-h, --help
Display help documentation
-v, --version
Display version information
-t, --trace
Display backtrace when an error occurs