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I know what I’m doing, how can I set it up anyway?.But then how do I get all my data in one place?.Ubiquitous recording for meaningful information about the past.

Building new types of privacy-aware services which require data collection.

Why is the active window logged as “unknown” when using Wayland?.

How does ActivityWatch know when I am AFK?.

How can I use ActivityWatch with my own code?.

While the requested features might be doable, it is unsupported since plugins should be independent from the ManicTime client version as much as possible. If you need to store large amounts of data, or simply store it in more effective way, each plugin has designated content folder in which you can create your own storage - perhaphs an sqlite database.įor your last question, lack of documentation on ManicTime classes is deliberate.

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In other way storing plain text password ofcourse by far isn't best practice, and should be enchanced with cryptography algorithms of your choosing before storing into tag source instance settings.įuthermore decryption secret keys can be hidden by obfuscating plugin assembly before release. The said json entry is stored in the ManicTime database, hence if you would password protect client the database is encrypted and everything in it should be protected. Tag source instance settings are basically just serialized as json, so not recommended as storage for high amount of data.

Is there a way to retrieve from the application which activities are currently highlighted/selected, or possibly even what date being looked at through the UI?ĭon't mean to bombard you with questions, but there isn't much documentation that I've found on interacting with the classes in ManicTime. Typically I'm doing catch-up on tagging activities and recording them in my time tracker days later. I also noticed the example is doing a fixed "all activities for current date". Since you mentioned settings, whats the storage mechanism for them? Is there a practical size limit on it and I was curious how secure information in there is, like if I'm storing login/password information for an external service. Though I guess if I'm just looking for a way to confirm that it was exported, I could just create a plugin to act as a new timeline, and retrieve the time recorded in the management site (regardless if it came from manic time originally or not) and show it that way. Sort of a visual way to confirm which ones have been processed already.

Though I was originally hoping for having the visual feedback of the extra tag on each activity that has been migrated. Given the example, is it possible to modify the TagActivitys returned by (or inside of) the example TagsExporter.ExportTags() method?

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I see methods for updating, setting, adding, but none of their signatures seem to be really intuitive on how to use them when I'm running the export.

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But all of the methods for updating groups expect a full Group object instance, or Dictionary, which I'm not sure where that comes into play here?

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I'd like to update the information in ManicTime so that I add another tag to any activities that have been newly exported. However now I'm trying to export the activities out to the time management system and I'm running into issues. Fortunately it's not a big deal to simply regex the tags, and look for a anything matching the format the external ticketing systems uses for ticket numbers. Though I did notice, that if I selectively pull one tag from the list, and not the entire TagSourceItem entry, I don't get any of the HiddenTagLabel the example has, so that's not going to work for exporting my items afterward. Just going through trying to create a plugin for listing all open tickets assigned to me from a ticket management system, and present them in ManicTime as tags.