This is the main page of Ploggy (and currently the only one). Here, you see a GitHub-like overview of your project, but focused on what you logged instead of what you committed in Git. The two bars indicate your progress. The top bar is the time progression (how many days passed), while the bottom one is how much time you logged. At the end of the day, when you have logged what you did, the bars should be approximately the same length. You can also look at the percentages shown in the overview above the bars of course.

Log entries can be formatted using Markdown, thanks to the kramdown library!

• so stuff like lists are no problem
• you see?

And you can make paragraphs, bold and italic text, et cetera!

Adding log entries is easy, thanks to nanoc commands. For example, $ nanoc al 09:00 17:00 adds a log entry for today. You can run nanoc al -h to see a list of options. What this will do is create a new file in the content/logs folder with some default content in it that you can edit. The first entry will be 0.md, then 1.md, et cetera.

To configure the name of your project, persons involved, …, edit the PloggyConfigHelper in lib/helpers/ploggy_config.rb. Currently, Ploggy assumes that you work Monday through Friday, but this may be configurable in the future.

Worked on Ploggy a bit.