Archive old days or support multiple days #6

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FichteFoll · 2020-05-19T17:01:45+02:00

FichteFoll commented

2020-05-19 17:01:45 +02:00

Currently, I have a shell script that moves a day's tracc_time.json file to a subfolder keyed by the date, but that process is error-prone. There could be a way to automate this process or make tracc aware of days in general, considering that time-tracking is explicitly performed by day.

#!/usr/bin/env bash

date=${1:-$(date -Idate)}
echo "moving to $date"
mkdir archive/$date
mv tracc_* archive/$date

Currently, I have a shell script that moves a day's `tracc_time.json` file to a subfolder keyed by the date, but that process is error-prone. There could be a way to automate this process or make tracc aware of days in general, considering that time-tracking is explicitly performed by day. ``` sh #!/usr/bin/env bash date=${1:-$(date -Idate)} echo "moving to $date" mkdir archive/$date mv tracc_* archive/$date ```

FichteFoll commented

2021-08-13 12:05:13 +02:00

My idea is to show the currently active day and have key bindings to switch between those (maybe also a launch arg).

FichteFoll changed title from ~~Archive old days~~ to Archive old days or support multiple days

2021-08-13 12:10:05 +02:00

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Reference: kageru/tracc#6