Timesheet is simple ruby application for tracking time spent on projects. It is a console application that uses a simple text file storage back-end (YAML::Store) The main idea is to be able to produce reports of hours spent, such that I can use geektool to display the reports.

a time tracking solution based on spreadsheets

In active development

Kicks ass and chews bubblegum

Time spans, including many comparators. Abstract time ONLY.

Given a array of markings like '['8:00', '9:00']'

Calculate times with splits for running, cycling, swimming, or whatever else.

Timestamp is "real-time project tracking for you and your clients" according to their website: https://www.timestamphq.com

Treat timestamp as a boolean field

A class for prepending timestamps to Ruby standard out and error.

Dynamically add useful timestamp scopes to your ActiveRecord models!

Create scopes, get, set functions for timestamps as boolean.

Time object subtraction method available for easy use

Helps developers to analyse the time taken by a ruby code to run. Just a basic gem.

Pure Ruby date selection using an easy and readable interface. Calculation of dates accounts for wrapping across days, months, and years.

Speaks the time in English.

Utility to check how much time passed until the first comment was added to a Pull Request

Estimates amount of time required to read given content.

Track your time in a file

TimeTrap is a sorted set which keeps track of the times values are added allowing for investigation of a set over time intervals.