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@Liferenko Liferenko commented Jul 19, 2024

Problem:

during 6 months of using timer-cli, I noticed that quite frequently I needed to wrap-up my day and it would be so easy to do with all timer messages been logged somewhere.

Solution: teeny-tiny SQLite DB with logs. It might be extended to use simple txt file. But for now sqlite3 seems fun enough.

Quick demo:

2024-07-19.17-44-32.mp4

@Liferenko Liferenko changed the title WIP: Insert every timer exec in DB as personal performance's:w logs WIP: Insert every timer exec in DB as personal performance's logs Jul 19, 2024
@Liferenko Liferenko changed the title WIP: Insert every timer exec in DB as personal performance's logs Insert every timer exec in DB as personal performance's logs Jul 19, 2024
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Liferenko commented Jul 19, 2024

@1Blademaster please take a look.

Questions:

  1. I guess I need your advice: any ideas where it would be better to store personal_log.db file? Currently it will be stored in $HOME
  2. Do I need to add dist/ with updated builded files?

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@1Blademaster please take a look.

Questions:

  1. I guess I need your advice: any ideas where it would be better to store personal_log.db file? Currently it will be stored in $HOME
  2. Do I need to add dist/ with updated builded files?

Nice addition. I'll have to test it out later to make sure the home directory works on windows as well. Secondly you shouldn't need to, I should be able to build it on my machine and upload to pypi (though it's been a while so I'll see if I wrote down how I did it last time) haha.

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