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The aim is to create a tool which allows timetracking from command line, syncs between devices, probably with a nice
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web interface later on (fuck you Mite! ;)
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## Setup
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You need to have `go` installed on your system.
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```
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go get git.soundship.de/gcrkrause/gott
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cd $(go env GOPATH)/src/git.soundship.de/gcrkrause/gott
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go build
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go install
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```
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No the binary lives in `$GOPATH/bin`. Make sure, this is in your `$PATH`.
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## Usage
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The basic idea is to tell gott when you start and stop a task. In both cases you can specify tags which get added. So you can decide what fits better to your workflow.
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For example if you start coding now, type `gott start coding`. When you stop you know what you did and can give some additional info: `gott stop "implement xyz"`. Please note: When a tag should contain a whitespace, which is totally fine, put the string in double quotes.
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To view your records, simply use `gott list`.
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