A mite time tracking command line interface.
- Grab a release from https://github.com/leanovate/mite-go/releases for your operating system and unpack it into your $PATH (or %PATH% on windows).
- Make sure that the
mitecommand is executable by executingmite versionin your shell - Setup
miteto use your API key by:- visiting https://"your account name here".mite.yo.lk/myself and note down the API key
- executing the following commands
mite config api.key="your API key here"mite config api.url=https://"your account name here".mite.yo.lk
- Optional: set a default project & service by:
- retrieving the desired project & service id by executing
mite projectsandmite servicesrespectively - configuring those id's as default by executing
mite config projectId="the project id"andmite config serviceId="the service id"
- retrieving the desired project & service id by executing
- Optional: mite allows you to define often used project & service combinations as activities. You can configure them by:
- think of a good name for the activity
- run
mite config activity."your activity name here".projectId="the project id" - run
mite config activity."your activity name here".serviceId=<the service id" - the activity names can be used in the
entries createandentries editsub-commands
- Optional: configure your vacation tracking by:
- retrieving the desired project & service id by executing
mite projectsandmite servicesrespectively - configuring those id's as default by executing
mite config vacation.projectId="the project id"andmite config vacation.serviceId="the service id" - configuring your available vacation days per year
mite config vacation.days="vacation days per year"
- retrieving the desired project & service id by executing
Supported sub-commands:
| command | functionality |
|---|---|
| config | sets or reads a config property |
| entries | lists & adds time entries |
| help | Help about any command |
| projects | list & adds projects |
| services | list & adds services |
| tracker | starts, stops and shows the status of the tracker |
For an up-to-date usage check mite help.