ts is a commandline timesheet tracking system. It works on the level of
customers, projects and timesheets.
Data is store in a MySQL db that can be running locally or on a remote
host.

To make and install the program:

1. ./configure --with-mysql=<path to MySQL>
2. make
3. make install
4. create the database:
   mysql tsdb < database/create.sql
   (You can use another name than 'tsdb' for your database. The name
   of the database has to be specified in the configuration file.)
5. Create a configuration file based on the sample configuration file
   in this directory (ts.conf.sample). You can either place a file 
   named .ts.conf in your home directory or use a global configuration
   file /etc/ts.conf.

If all this works fine, try 'ts help' to get an overview of the
program syntax.

Some samples:

Creating a new customer:
$ ts customer add customer1 "Customer nr 1"
customer1 is the unique key for this customer, "Customer nr 1" is the
description. The key can be maximum 20 characters, the description 
maximum 100 characters.

Get a list of existing customers:
$ ts customer list

Creating a project:
$ ts project add customer1 project1 "First project for customer nr 1"
This creates a project for the customer with key customer1.

Get a list of projects:
$ ts project list

Start a timesheet:
$ ts start customer1 project1

Stop a timesheet:
$ ts stop customer1 project1 "Description of what you did..."
(the description is optional)

Get a list of timesheets:
$ ts timesheet list customer1 project1

Modifying a timesheet:
$ ts timesheet modify 1 remark "New description."
(you can also change the start/stop time)

You can have a look at the full list of commands by entering:
$ ts

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