Track time spent on projets from the command line
npm install time-trackernpm install --global time-tracker
```
(~/src/project) > tt start
/Users/todd/src/project started
(~/src/project) > tt status
Active: 0 m
[several minutes later]
(~/src/project) > tt stop
/Users/todd/src/project stopped
(~/src/project) > tt status
Stopped. Last duration: 7 m
(~/src/project) > tt report
Report for /Users/todd/src/project
Jun 3, 2014: 7 m
Total: 7 minutes
If you like giving your stuff different names
``
(~/src/project) > tt start my-new-project
my-new-project started
(~/src/project) > tt stop my-new-project
my-new-project stopped
(~/src/project) > tt status my-new-project
Stopped. Last duration: 0 m
(~/src/project) > tt report my-new-project
Report for my-new-project
Jun 3, 2014: 0 m
Total: 0 minutes
. The key for each project is the directory name in which you invoked tt`, unless you passed in the second optional parameter