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Jonathan Bernard 96ee649bf6 Change the logic around how we load our config.

The previous logic that was intended to find the first non-empty
filename that represented a valid file location was wrong. Replaced with
a simpler filter-based version.

Additionally, if the user provides a specific configuration filename, we
no longer fall back to the defaults if it is not found. Instead we just
err out and inform them that the file the specified was not found.

2022-04-02 08:45:30 -05:00

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Added stop, continue, and sum-time.

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Change the logic around how we load our config.

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Change the logic around how we load our config.

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README.md

Added README and TODO.

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TODO.md

Add support for using tags and pattern matching to select marks to list or sum.

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README.md

Personal Time Keeper

ptk is a small utility to log time entries. It uses a simple conceptual model and a simple JSON data format.

A ptk timeline is made up of a series of ptk entries, or marks. Each mark has a summary, a timestamp, and a universally unique id (generated by ptk). Additionally a mark may be tagged with an arbitrary number of tags and may have detailed notes attached to it (anything representable in plain text).

The duration of a task is calculated by taking the difference between that task's timestamp and the one following it chronologically. The STOP value as a summary serves as a sentinal to indicate that an entry has been completed and no new entry is being tracked.