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WakaTime
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Fully automatic time tracking for programmers.
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This is the common interface for the WakaTime api. You shouldn't need to directly use this package unless you are creating a new plugin or your text editor's plugin asks you to install the wakatime-cli interface.
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Go to http://wakatime.com to install the plugin for your text editor.
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Usage
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Install the plugin for your IDE/editor at https://wakatime.com/plugins
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If you are building a plugin using the `WakaTime API <https://wakatime.com/developers/> `_
then follow the `Creating a Plugin <https://wakatime.com/help/misc/creating-plugin> `_
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guide for information about using `` wakatime-cli.py `` .
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Configuring
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Options can be passed via command line, or set in the `` $HOME/.wakatime.cfg ``
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config file. Command line arguments take precedence over config file settings.
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The `` $HOME/.wakatime.cfg `` file is in `INI <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/INI_file> `_
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format. An example config file looks like::
[settings]
debug = false
api_key = your-api-key
hidefilenames = false
ignore =
^COMMIT_EDITMSG$
^TAG_EDITMSG$
^/var/
^/etc/
offline = true
proxy = https://user:pass@localhost:8080
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Installation
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Each plugin installs wakatime for you, but for testing you can install the
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common api interface with pip::
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pip install wakatime
