GETTING STARTED

Installation

Make sure you have your API token handy.

Download the bootstrap script to a temporary location and run it.

cd <temp location>
curl -f https://downloads.flexiclock.com/cli/bootstrap.sh -o ./bootstrap.sh
chmod +x ./bootstrap.sh && ./bootstrap.sh

Clocking in and out

Clock in by running clocky clock in Clock out by running clocky clock out

You might want to consider setting an alias for convenience:

alias clock='clocky clock'

Reporting

Get time reports:

clocky or clocky day for today's hours and balance

clocky week for this weeks's hours and balance

clocky week --num_weeks 2 for this and last week's hours and balance

By default, you will get a formatted time statement like this...

Period Start: 2020-07-27
Period End: 2020-08-02
Worked: 15:23
Target: 35:00
Remaining: 21:37

But you can use clocky week --list|-l to see a listing format

This format works well with --num-weeks|-n to get your balances going back n weeks from this week like this...

$ clocky week -l -n 3
w/c           Target   Worked   Remaining
-----------------------------------------
2020-06-29     21:00    24:47       -3:47
2020-07-06     21:00    12:39        8:21
2020-07-13     21:00    24:06       -3:06

Setting "today"

You can pass the --today|-t option to clocky to query against a different day.

For example:

# 3 weeks up to the week of the 1st of July
$ clocky -t 2020-07-01 week -l -n3
w/c           Target   Worked   Remaining
-----------------------------------------
2020-06-15     21:00    21:00        0:00
2020-06-22     21:00    21:48       -0:48
2020-06-29     21:00    24:47       -3:47

# Statement for the 1st of July
$ clocky -t 2020-07-01 day
Period Start: 2020-07-01
Period End: 2020-07-01
Worked: 8:51
Target: 4:12
Remaining: -4:39

Managing Your Clockings

Your clockings and the policies flexiclock uses to calculate your working time targets are stored in ~/.flexiclock/clockings.txt and ~/.flexiclock/policies.txt.

If you want to adjust a clocking, you can edit ~/.flexiclock/clockings.txt directly. There is one row per clocking and they are formatted CLOCK IN|OUT YYYY-MM-DDTHH24:MM. Blank lines and lines starting with # are ignored.