A little web app which allows you to log time data.

Thyme is a time logging web application which enables you to add and store time spent on different projects you work on.

It displays all the added time entries in a single table with their corresponding duration and project notes.

Create reports with detailed information spent per project over selected periods of time.

• Integrated timer
• Create date, start and end time
• Create projects and sub-projects
• Assign time sheet entries to projects
• Reports of total time spent per project
• Automatic rounding of time spent
• Export / Import data
• Saves to localStorage of the browser
• Ability to sync data in the Thyme Capsule
• Sync over multiple devices

Thyme has been made to be as easy as possible to use. However, there is also documentation available at https://usethyme.com/documentation/ for further reading.

If you have questions you can leave issues on this repository or send a message to [email protected]

Detailed time logging

Time log reports

Adding and adjusting projects

1. Clone the repository, navigate to the created folder, and run npm install.
2. Use npm build to build the application. Assets will be available in build/.
3. Change the location of Thyme Capsule by setting the REACT_APP_API_ROOT environment variable before building.
4. Run npx serve build to serve your build on localhost.

1. Follow the steps for running your own instance.
2. Use npm run build:extensions to compile and zip the browser extensions.

To generate sample data to be used for development, or just to clean your development state, you can use the following command:

npm run generate-sample

This will create a new file called sample.json in the root of the project. Use the "Export / Import data" section of the settings page to import the sample data.

You can help out with development using the following steps.

1. Clone the repository, navigate to the created folder, and run npm install.
2. Copy the staging environment variables to a local version cp .env.staging .env.local. Adjust if needed.
3. Open a development server by executing npm start.
4. Find source files for the app in ./src.

This project was bootstrapped with Create React App.

MIT