This plugin provides zsh and wakatime integration. In other words, it tracks all time you spend in a terminal. Unlike other plugins, this one tries to keep all your spent time in the same wakatime's project.

Before we start you will need to run:

python3 -c "$(wget -q -O - https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wakatime/vim-wakatime/master/scripts/install_cli.py)"

This command will install Wakatime's CLI.

If you're using antigen, you can install this plugin with antigen bundle sobolevn/wakatime-zsh-plugin.

If you're using zgen, add this plugin to your init.zsh with zgen load sobolevn/wakatime-zsh-plugin.

cd ~/.oh-my-zsh/custom/plugins && git clone https://github.com/sobolevn/wakatime-zsh-plugin.git wakatime

Then set wakatime to the plugins list inside your .zshrc.

Official plugin documentation

Wakatime supports configuration via ~/.wakatime.cfg. You will need to set your api_key.

There are number of options to set via your environment variables:

• $WAKATIME_DO_NOT_TRACK: you can also disable tracking for some period of time by setting WAKATIME_DO_NOT_TRACK=1. defaults to false
• $WAKATIME_TIMEOUT: to limit the time to sync with the wakatime servers, defaults to 5 seconds
• $WAKATIME_DISABLE_OFFLINE: to disable wakatime in offline mode, defaults to false
• $ZSH_WAKATIME_BIN: set a custom path for the wakatime cli, defaults to wakatime

There are several alternatives to this project:

1. zsh-wakatime
2. bash-wakatime
3. fish-wakatime

See the full list here.

MIT. See LICENSE for more details.