At work, we track our working hours on Toggl (www.toggl.com), so I created this small project to calculate how many hours I should work to achieve my monthly goals.
You will need to install requests and dateutil python libraries to be able to use this.
If you are using linux, you most probably have Python already installed on your machine. If not, use your distro's package management system to install Python 3
- Download and extract the source code from here
- Navigate to the extracted directory and run the following command to install the required packages :
$ pip3 install -r requirements.txt
- Copy
config.py-exampletoconfig.py - In
config.pyadd your Toggl API token, which can be found in your Toggl account's settings. - Change other values in
config.pyto match your case
- If you don't have Python installed, then you must install Python 2.7 from here
- Open the Windows command shell
- In the command shell, run the following commands
python distribute_setup.py
easy_install pip
pip install python-dateutil requests
- Download toggl_target from here
- Extract the downloaded zip file, copy
config.py-example& paste it asconfig.pybesiderun.py - Change your API key in
config.pyYour Toggl API token can be found in your Toggl account's settings. - Run
python run.py
To use the script run the following command :
$ python run.py
The output will be something like :
Hi
Checking Internet connectivity...
Internet seems fine!
Trying to connect to Toggl, hang on!
So far you have tracked 120.00 hours
Business days left till deadline : 7
Total days left till deadline : 10
Required working hours for this month : 170
To achieve the minimum :
you should log 4.00 hours every business day
or log 3.00 hours every day
To achieve the required :
you should log 7.00 hours every business day
or log 5.0 hours every day
So far you have achieved:
70.59% [=================================================--------------|------]
If you have trouble using this code, your can contact toggl@mos3abof.com and I’ll help you sort it out if I have enough time :).
To report bugs, issues or feature requests please use the Issues Queue on this Github repository to make it easier for me to maintain. Please don't send those to my email.
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