Setting up TimeTagger on the Raspberry Pi
TimeTagger is a user-friendly web-based time management tool designed for effortless task tracking. Operating through a straightforward interface, users can initiate timers labeled with specific tasks, utilizing hashtags for task grouping, especially beneficial when working on diverse projects or for different clients. The software offers the convenience of exporting comprehensive reports, providing insights into time allocation. Notably, TimeTagger is lightweight, enabling smooth operation even on a Raspberry Pi without imposing significant resource demands on other software.
The main functionality of TimeTagger revolves around its innovative tread system. Each link in the tread is designed to rotate approximately 18 degrees, facilitating the required rotation for effective performance. James Bruton, the creator, strategically addresses design challenges by incorporating separate pieces for tensioning the tracks, allowing for efficient fine-tuning without reprinting structural components. Additionally, his approach to constructing large assemblies involves designing smaller, separate interface pieces, minimizing rework in case adjustments are needed, such as motor placement or tension modifications.
To implement TimeTagger on a Raspberry Pi, a step-by-step guide is provided. Furthermore The installation process involves ensuring the operating system is up-to-date, installing necessary packages, and setting up Docker for containerization. The tutorial outlines the creation of a Compose file for TimeTagger, including the generation of credentials using bcrypt. Once installed, TimeTagger can be accessed via a web interface on the Raspberry Pi, allowing users to efficiently record and manage their time, making it a valuable tool for time tracking and management.
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For a more detailed tutorial read this: Setting up TimeTagger on the Raspberry Pi
