todayi

Currently this project is in its early stages. Remote functionality is weak, especially with regards to backing files up. Use at your own discretion.

A cli that lets you keep track of what you do throughout the day with a single command:

🌴🌴🌴 todayi (master) $ todayi "Did something more with xyz and terraform" -t xyz terraform

This writes an entry to a backend (by default SQLite), with your entry's content Fixed a bug with terraform/gcp setup as well as two tags: terraform and xyz. Then, you can query for content using filters:

🌴🌴🌴 todayi (master) $ todayi show --with-tags "terraform,xyz" -a 12/21/2020
+-------------------------------------------+------------+----------------+
|               What was done:              |   When:    |     Tags:      |
+-------------------------------------------+------------+----------------+
| Did something more with xyz and terraform | 2020-12-21 | terraform, xyz |
+-------------------------------------------+------------+----------------+

You can also generate a markdown report with the following using the same filters:

🌴🌴🌴 todayi (master) $ todayi report md -o ~/Desktop/example.md --with-tags "terraform,xyz" -a 12/21/2020

Contents of the report:

## 12-21-2020:
- 12:23 - Did something more with xyz and terraform - Tags: terraform, xyz

You can even post the report as a gist to Github

🌴🌴🌴 todayi (master) $ todayi report md -o example-report --with-tags "terraform,xyz" -a 12/21/2020 --gist --public

See here for what was generated.

You can back it up to a configured 'remote' with the following (by default GCS)

🌴🌴🌴 todayi (master) $ todayi remote push

And you can pull from a remote just as easily...

🌴🌴🌴 todayi (master) $ todayi remote pull

Note that limited backup functionality is currently implemented for remotes using the -B or --backup flag

You can set configuration simply as well...

🌴🌴🌴 todayi (master) $ todayi config set github_auth_token "AUTH_TOKEN_HERE"

And then you can view that configuration easily.

🌴🌴🌴 todayi (master) $ todayi config get remote
gcs

Motivation:

tl;dr: Log what you do throughout the day so

• you're prepared for standups
• you're prepared for performance reviews
• you can remember what you did that intense week six months ago
• you have a record of all the actionable things you're proud of And
• you won't have to spend time formatting reports

Available Backend Implementations:

• sqlite

Available Remote Implementations:

• gcs
• git (experimental)

Available Report Formats:

• md
• csv
• gist (which will post either a markdown or csv report, depending on what is specified)

Note that all of the above is extremely easy to add on to

Development:

• clone the repo, and cd into the root of the directory
• ensure python version 3.7+ is installed
• create virtual env: python3 -m venv venv
• activate virtual env: source venv/bin/activate
• run pip3 install -e .
• run pip3 install -r dev-requirements.txt
• run pre-commit install
• test pre-commit by running pre-commit run --all-files