Log your work to a specific file, from the cli.
npm install worklogA tiny Node program that lets you log work to files in ~/Dropbox/worklog via the terminal.
Per default the filename of the file the message is logged to is the current date in the following format: YYYY-MM-DD.txt.
To use a custom filename pass the name as the first parameter.
Per default the message logged is prefixed with a timestamp. If you want to customize the timestamp pass your timestamp of choice with the -t flag.
Per default worklogs are stored in Dropbox folder. With a -d flag it is possible to specify an alternative directory:
`sh`
worklog -m 'some stuff I did today' -d 'Google Drive'
Add this alias to avoid typing -d flag every time:
`sh`
alias worklog='worklog -d "Google Drive" '
Mostly you would use it like this:
sh
worklog -m 'some stuff I did today'
`If the file already exists the message is appended.
The contents of a worklog file could look like this:
text
11:30:20 - did some stuff
14:30:31 - totally did more stuffz
16:31:03 - hangin'
``