Description
A time tracker with logs stored and synced in Joplin notes.
Additional Information
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Maintainers: | alondmnt |
Version: | 1.0.2 |
Minimum app version: | 2.13 |
Downloads: This version: | 42 |
Last updated: | 2024-11-12T05:39:24Z |
⏱️ Time Slip
Time Slip is a Joplin plugin that allows you to track the time you spend on tasks.
Features
- Run multiple concurrent timers and manage multiple time logs
- Sync completed and running tasks across devices (including mobile)
- Display summaries by date ranges, and aggregated by task, project, or note
- Logs are saved in Joplin notes in a simple-to-export, editable CSV format
- Render the log / summary as a markdown table in the note editor
Usage
- Create a new note and tag it with
time-slip
. - Make sure that the note is selected in the Time Slip panel (you may need to switch to a different note first).
- Start a new timer by filling the task and project fields, and clicking the
Start
button. You may start multiple timers. - Click the
Stop
button to stop the timer. - The time log contains a table with entries for each ongoing or completed timer.
- Edit the note to change any of the fields.
- Select the default order of the log entries in the settings. You may also activate auto-sorting, so that edited entries are automatically resorted (or resort using
Tools -> Sort Time Slip log
). - Insert the table into a note (or replace selection) using
Note -> Insert Time Slip markdown log
. - Import a markdown table by selecting the table and clicking
Tools -> Convert selected table to CSV
.
- The panel displays a summary of completed timers.
- Only entries in the selected date range are displayed.
- Change the aggregation level by selecting task, project, or note.
- Sort the table by clicking on the column headers.
- Further filter the table using the search bar.
- Insert the table into a note (or replace selection) using
Note -> Insert Time Slip markdown summary
. - Copy the table to clipboard using
Tools -> Copy Time Slip CSV summary
.