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orgstat
Orgstat is a statistics visualizer tool for org-mode. Given a set of org-mode files (gpg supported), it parses AST, applies modifications such as tag filtering, pruning or selecting a subtree (which yields a report) and generates output using specified params. Currently supported output types are:
- Timeline output: that's a svg image describing what took your time on every day of selected report range.
- Summary output: you specify the template string with
%reportName%
in it and it replaces each such occurrence with total hours spent on report. Useful for putting this info into your status bar. - Script output: a generalisation of the summary output. Selected reports' durations are set as ENV variables and then the user's script is run in this new environment.
- Block output: that's what you'd expect from the default org report generator, though formatting is more similar to one that
tree
unix utility provides.
Building/installing
orgstat
uses haskell build tool stack. In order to build the project, run stack build
in the project directory.
Since orgstat
is also available on hackage, you can use cabal install orgstat
to get it. If you're using nix
package manager you can find orgstat
in nixpkgs
as haskellPackages.orgstat
since nixpkgs
has effectively everything available on hackage directly.
To install orgstat
with nix
:
nix-env -f "<nixpkgs>" -iA haskellPackages.orgstat
Running
Check out [orgstatExample.yaml](./orgstatExample.yaml) sample configuration file (config is used to parametrize report) and orgstat --help
:
$> orgstat --help
----- OrgStat ------
Usage: orgstat [--version] [--help] [--conf-path FILEPATH] [--debug]
[--xdg-open] [--output|--select-output ARG]
[--output-dir FILEPATH]
Statistic reports visualizer for org-mode
Available options:
--version Show version
--help Show this help text
--conf-path FILEPATH Path to the configuration file
--debug Enable debug logging
--xdg-open Open each report using xdg-open
--output,--select-output ARG
Output name(s) you want to process (default: all
outputs are processed)
--output-dir FILEPATH Final output directory that overrides one in config.
No extra subdirectories will be created
Examples
See the [orgstatExample.yaml](./orgstatExample.yaml) configuration file.
Here how timeline report output looks like:
That's how i use summary
to put things into xmobar
:
# all these reports are defined with range: week and single filterbytag modifier with appropriate tag
- name: curWeekStats
type: summary
template: "%thisWeekWork%/%thisWeekStudy% %thisWeekA1%/%thisWeekA2%/%thisWeekA3% %thisWeekI%/%thisWeekE%"
Then you run stack exec orgstat -- --select-output resolveOutput --output-dir ~/
and it puts report into ~/curWeekStats.txt
yielding 0:57/0:09 2:03/2:48/3:16 1:57/2:34
inside. Add a bit of cron and xmobar task to read the text out of this file. That's it.
Bugs and issues
If you experience any problems with the application, you can use block
output and --debug
to debug yourself (or you can just create an issue).