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timew-fzf

A timewarrior extension to list and restart recently tracked intervals with the help of fzf.

The extension works with tags and will find uniquely tagged intervals and list them by recency, with the most recent one closest to the prompt. The user can then filter and browse them with the help of fzf and start a new interval based on the tags of an old interval.

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Installation

Requirements

For timew-fzf to work you need fzf to be on PATH. You will also need python3 and you will need to pip install timew-report and pip install pyfzf.

  1. Clone the repo to a location of your liking

    git clone [email protected]:oivvio/timew-fzf.git

  2. Add a symlink from ~/.timewarrior/extensions

    cd ~/.timewarrior/extensions

    ln -s /path_to_where_you_cloned_the_repo/timew-fzf/twfzf.py

  3. Optionally add a symlink to the utility script

    cd ~/.local/bin

    ln -s /path_to_where_you_cloned_the_repo/timew-fzf/rr

Usage

Start a selection based on intervals from the last 6 months.

timew twfzf 6m

But why do all that typing, like an animal, when you can just type...

rr

to launch a utility script that will stop any currently running interval and then run timew twfzf 6m with an option to override the 6 months, so...

rr 2y

will let you select among intervals from the last two years, and so on.