proctrack

#!/bin/bash

# this is where the times are stored
touch ~/.proctimes

function focus-task {
	while true; do
		pass;
	done
}

function enter-time {
	# gets the new run time from proctime
	newtime=$(proctime "$1")
	# adds appropriate number of zeros (maybe not necessary?)
	# numunits=$(echo "$newtime" | sed -e 's/\(.\)/\1\n/g' | grep -c ":")
	# numunits=$numunits+1
	# case $numunits in
	# 	2 )
	# 		newtime="00:00:${newtime}"
	# 	;;
	# 	3 )
	# 		newtime="00:${newtime}"
	# 	;;
	# esac
	prpnd "$(date +%d%m%y) ${1} ${newtime}" ~/.proctimes
	formated=$(column -t ~/.proctimes)
	echo "$formated" > ~/.proctimes
}

case $1 in
	-h | --help )
		printf "small utility for tracking time!
usage: proctrack [options] [program]
options:
  'focus [name]' for arbitrary activities which may not be programs. will add an entry for [name] in .proctimes
  'focus end'    ends timer started by 'focus [name]'"
	;;
	focus )
		if [[ $# -gt 1 ]]; then case $2 in
			end )
				printf "ending timer"
			;;
			* )
				printf "sorry, not sure what you want me to do :)"
			;;
		esac else
			printf "starting timer for %s" "$1"
			enter-time focus-task "$1"
		fi
	;;
	* )
		enter-time "$1"
	;;
esac