timestamper/startscript.groovy

import com.jdbernard.timeanalyzer.*
import com.jdbernard.timestamper.core.*
import com.quantumdigital.ithelp.timeanalyzer.*
import org.joda.time.*
import org.joda.time.format.*
import org.jfree.chart.*
import org.jfree.data.general.*
import org.jfree.util.SortOrder

tep = new TimelineEventProcessor()
tep.exclusions << ~/Going Home/

pf = PeriodFormat.getDefault()

fileSource = new FileTimelineSource(new File("timeline.jdbernard.txt").toURI())
timeline = fileSource.read()
events = tep.process(timeline)

topcat = new FilteredCategory()
topcat.filters << new TimeIntervalCategoryFilter(
    new DateTime(2011, 1, 2, 0, 0, 0, 0), new DateTime(2011, 1, 9, 0, 0, 0, 0))
topcat.description = "Top Category"

ithelpcat = new ITHelpCategory()
ithelpcat.description = "ITHelp"
topcat.categories << ithelpcat

events.each { if (topcat.matchesEvent(it)) topcat.addEvent(it) }

makePieDataset = { category ->
    DefaultPieDataset dpds = new DefaultPieDataset()
    category.categories.each { cat ->
        dpds.setValue(cat.description, cat.duration.standardSeconds) }
    category.entries.each { entry ->
        dpds.setValue(entry.description, entry.duration.standardSeconds) }
    dpds.sortByValues(SortOrder.DESCENDING)
    
    return dpds
}

topcatDataset = makePieDataset(topcat)
ithelpDataset = makePieDataset(ithelpcat)

topcatFrame = new ChartFrame("Top Category",
    ChartFactory.createPieChart("Time Spent", topcatDataset, true, true, false))
ithelpFrame = new ChartFrame("ITHelp",
    ChartFactory.createPieChart("Time Spent", ithelpDataset, true, true, false))