genee is a simple habit tracker program for the command line
- Daily tracking of habits 📅
- Open storage format: SQLite database or simple CSV files 📄
- Pretty diagrams to compare successive periods of habit data 📊
- Store default settings persistently 💾
- Figure out the list of habits to track. In this example, we would like to restrict
our gaming binges and increase the frequency of our piano exercise sessions.
GAMstands for gaming, whereasPNOstands for the instrumental practice. - Download the latest release from this repository.
- Using the downloaded executable, create a new data file to store the diary data.
Specify the list of habit abbreviations to use in this file:
genee new GAM,PNO - Each day, fill in whether you practiced the particular habits the previous day or not.
This can be done by invoking
genee fill. This is followed by a prompt for each habit. - After the fill command, the program displays the habit data of the current period (e.g. the number of habit occurences in the last 30 days) compared to the last period (the number of habit occurences between 30 and 60 days before now). This can be used to check whether our change of habits (picking up new habits, dropping bad ones) are on track or not.
genee X.Y.Z
A habit tracker app with command-line interface
USAGE:
genee [OPTIONS] <SUBCOMMAND>
FLAGS:
-h, --help Prints help information
-V, --version Prints version information
OPTIONS:
-d, --datafile <datafile>
Path to the diary file. If the file extension is csv, then the file is assumed to be a CSV text file.
Otherwise it is assumed to be an SQLite database. When not provided, its value is loaded from persistent
configuration file
-g, --graph-days <graph-days>
How many days each period should contain. When not provided, its value is loaded from persistent
configuration file
-l, --list-previous-days <list-previous-days>
Specifies the number of days from the diary that should be printed in a tabular format
--max-displayed-cols <max-displayed-cols>
Specifies the maximum allowed width of the terminal output. When not provided, its value is loaded from
persistent configuration file
-p, --past-periods <past-periods>
Specifies the number of displayed periods when graphing the diary data. When not provided, its value is
loaded from persistent configuration file
SUBCOMMANDS:
add-category Adds or unhides a category. Only supported for SQLite datafiles
export Writes the contents of the datafile into a new datafile. Useful to convert between formats
fill If set, habit information for all the missing days is queried between --from-date and
yesterday. If --from-date is not set, all the missing days are queried between the first entry
in the diary and yesterday. If there is no entry in the diary, only yesterday is queried
graph Displays the habit data according to the specified options to the terminal
help Prints this message or the help of the given subcommand(s)
hide-category Hides a category. Only supported for SQLite datafiles
insert Queries for habit information on the specified date
list-config Prints the persistent configuration
new Provide a comma separated list of habit categories. A new diary file is created at the
specified --datafile path
save-config Saves the specified options to persistent configuration
genee builds with the standard Rust toolchain:
git clone https://github.com/mfep/genee.git
cd genee
cargo build --release
See CONTRIBUTING.md.