Use the command line to interact with the plugin:
usage: gnome-pomodoro-tracking [-h] [--plugin {odoo,clockify,toggl}] [-n NAME]
[-g TAG] [-r] [-k] [-s] [-w] [-p]
[--token TOGGL_TOKEN]
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--plugin {odoo,clockify,toggl}
Time Tracking Service
-n NAME, --name NAME Pomodoro name
-g TAG, --tag TAG Pomodoro tag
-r, --restart Pomodoro restart
-k, --stop Pomodoro stop
-s, --status Pomodoro status
-e, --time-entry Create time entry
-m, --min-trace Time minimal elapsed to track
-d, --debug Enable debug
If you don't have the plugin configured, here you can see how to configure it:
Allow create manually time entry, the time is in minutes.
gnome-pomodoro-tracking --time-entry 25
A name for the time entry, if you don't set a name, the plugin will use the default 'Pomodoro'.
gnome-pomodoro-tracking --name "My Entry Name"
If you want that remove name, execute:
gnome-pomodoro-tracking -n " "
Add tag to the time entry, if you want add many tags, use ,
. e.g tag1,tag2,tag3
gnome-pomodoro-tracking --tag "gnome-pomodoro"
If you want that remove tag, execute:
gnome-pomodoro-tracking -t " "
NOTE:
- Is only supported by Toggl
Allows you to set the minimum time (minutes) elapsed to be saved in the time tracking service.
gnome-pomodoro-tracking --min-trace 2 # 2 minutes elapsed
if you want that remove minimal tracking, execute:
gnome-pomodoro-tracking --min-trace 0