Cross plattform implementation of flextime, a program for tracking working hours.
The Flextime daemon query the computer for the time since the last user input once every minute and stores the result on disk. The flextime program can be used to display the times the user has been active on the computer. For example:
$ flextime
2020-08-10 07:16 — 16:10 8:53 | 0:27 w/33 Mon
2020-08-11 13:29 — 14:01 0:31 | 0:12 w/33 Tue
2020-08-12 07:33 — 17:22 9:49 | 6:22 w/33 Wed
2020-08-13 07:54 — 15:17 7:22 | 3:34 w/33 Thu
2020-08-14 07:29 — 10:38 3:08 | 3:08 w/33 Fri
If your working day starts and ends on the computer, this list effectively represents your working hours.
Just make sure that the Flextime daemon, is started every time you log in.
The program use D-Bus on Linux, and
CGEventSourceSecondsSinceLastEventType on macOS, and
GetLastInputInfo on Windows.
Publish:
dotnet publish -c Release --use-current-runtime --self-containedWe use Google's protobuf implementation.
If you want to change the storage format, you will want to edit file
measurement.proto and then regenerate the C# code:
$ protoc measurement.proto --csharp_out=./Flextime