hledger/bin/tt

#!/usr/bin/env bash
# * tt - time scripts, see below
# ** PREAMBLE
# Customise as needed; consider keeping as a git checkout for merging updates.
# Uses hledger, bash, python, a few other unix tools.
# wakelog is a script grepping system logs for sleep/wake events; provide it or comment it.

## #!/usr/bin/env -S osh  # -*- sh -*-  # or osh - more powerful, less tool support
## shopt -s -errexit strict:all 2>/dev/null || set -e

# shellcheck shell=bash disable=SC2096 disable=SC2317

set -e

rg="rg -IN --sort=path"
date=$(if [ "$(builtin type -p gdate)" ]; then echo gdate; else echo date; fi)
sed=$(if  [ "$(builtin type -p gsed)"  ]; then echo gsed;  else echo sed;  fi)
stat=$(if [ "$(builtin type -p gstat)" ]; then echo gstat; else echo stat; fi)

help() { # show this help
    cat <<EOF
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
tt - time tool: run time reports and time-related scripts
Usage: tt [COMMAND [ARGS]]
Commands:
$($rg '^\w.*\(\) *\{ *#' "$0" | $sed -e 's/() *{//' | column -t -s'#')
OTHERCMD        [ARGS] run other hledger commands on \$TIMELOG

Add hledger options to customise reports.
EOF
}

#DIR=${FINDIR:-~/finance}
DIR=$(dirname "$TIMELOG")
cd "$DIR"

# The file where actual time data is logged, for dashboard's stats.
# This might or might not be the top-level $TIMELOG file.
#TIMELOGDATA=$TIMELOG
YEAR=$($date +%Y)
TIMELOGDATA="$DIR"/time-"$YEAR".timedot


# ** REPORTS ------------------------------------------------------------

# This redisplays only when a file listed by `hledger -f $TIMELOG files` is modified.
# To force a per minute display as well, have $TIMELOG include a dummy file (.update)
# and configure a cron job to touch that every minute.
# (This is better than touching the timelog file itself, which confuses editors.)
#
dash() { # show time dashboard, redisplaying when timelog files change
    dir=$(dirname "$TIMELOG")
    cd "$dir"
    opts= #--poll=10  # <- uncomment to fix symlinked files being ignored
    # shellcheck disable=SC2086
    watchexec $opts --no-vcs-ignore --filter-file=<(hledger -f "$TIMELOG" files | sed -E "s|$dir/||g") -c -r tt status
}

# dash-1m() { # show time dashboard, redisplaying every minute with watch
#     watch -n60 -c tt status
# }

status() { # show current time status
    curtime=$($date +'%H:%M %Z, %a %b %-e %Y')
    modtime=$($date +'%H:%M %Z' -r "$TIMELOGDATA")
    modsecs=$($stat -c %Y "$TIMELOGDATA")
    nowsecs=$($date +%s)
    agesecs=$((nowsecs - modsecs))
    agemins=$(python3 -c "print($agesecs/60)")
    agehrs=$(python3 -c "print($agesecs/3600.0)")
    ageqtrhrs=$(python3 -c "print(round($agesecs/900.0))")
    agedots=$(dots "$ageqtrhrs")
    printf "Current time:  %s\n" "$curtime"
    # for osh, whose printf doesn't support floating point yet: env runs the system printf
    env printf "Timelog saved: %s, %.0fm / %.1fh / %s ago\n" "$modtime" "$agemins" "$agehrs" "$agedots"

    # Show the current day/week/month budget status.
    printf "Time plans:\n"
    # cf budgets()
    # calculate each period's budget from daily budget
    hledger -f "$TIMELOG" bal -1 -p 'daily today'        --budget=Daily | tail +2
    hledger -f "$TIMELOG" bal -1 -p 'weekly this week'   --budget=Daily | tail +2
    hledger -f "$TIMELOG" bal -1 -p 'monthly this month' --budget=Daily | tail +2
    # or use each period's specific budget
    # hledger -f "$TIMELOG" bal -p 'daily today'        --budget=Daily   -1 | tail +2
    # hledger -f "$TIMELOG" bal -p 'weekly this week'   --budget=Weekly  -1 | tail +2
    # hledger -f "$TIMELOG" bal -p 'monthly this month' --budget=Monthly -1 | tail +2

    echo
    hledger -f "$TIMELOG" check -s tags ordereddates || true

    # this comes last because it's slow and variable length
    echo
    printf "Display activity:\n"
    wakelog today | tail -n 6
}

what() { # what happened ? Show largest balances first, today and depth 1 by default
    hledger -f "$TIMELOG" bal -S -1 -p today "$@"
}

dots() { # print line of N dots, grouped in 4s (suitable for timedot)
    n="$1"
    ndiv4=$((n/4))
    nmod4=$((n-n/4*4))
    sep=''
    while [[ $ndiv4 -gt 0 ]]; do ndiv4=$((ndiv4-1)); echo -n "$sep...."; sep=' '; done
    while [[ $nmod4 -gt 0 ]]; do nmod4=$((nmod4-1)); echo -n "$sep."; sep=''; done
    echo
}

#RFLAGS=-tMTA
RFLAGS=-tM

x() { # horizontal time summary this year, monthly by default
    hledger -f "$TIMELOG" bal -1 "$RFLAGS" "$@"
}

y() { # vertical time summary this year, monthly by default
    hledger -f "$TIMELOG" bal -1 "$RFLAGS" --transpose "$@"
}

rweeks() { # recent weeks' time budgets
    printf "\nPast weeks:\n"
    timeweekly past
}

weeks() { # this and last week's time budgets
    printf "\nLast week, this week:\n"
    timeweekly run
}

hours() { # show a bar chart of daily hours
    hledger-bar -v 1 -f "$TIMELOG" -D "$@"
}

accunused() { # show unused / undeclared accounts
    echo "Unused: (but declared)"
    hledger -f "$TIMELOG" acc --unused "$@" --directives | gsed -E 's/:(.)/.\1/g'
    echo
    echo "Undeclared: (but used)"
    hledger -f "$TIMELOG" acc --undeclared "$@" --directives | gsed -E 's/:(.)/.\1/g'
}

accunusedcat() { # show unused / undeclared accounts by category
    for a in $(tt acc -1); do line; echo "$a":; tt unused "^$a"; echo; done; line
}

accadd() { # add declarations for all undeclared accounts
    # shellcheck disable=SC2094
    hledger -f "$TIMELOG" accounts --undeclared --directives | sed 's/:/./g' >>"$TIMELOG"
}

# Budget reports. cf status()

budgets() { # show monthly time budget performance this year
    x --budget=daily -M -p jan..tomorrow "$@"
}

budgetsy() { # show monthly time budget performance this year, vertically
    # cf status()
    y --budget=daily -M -p jan..tomorrow "$@"
}

# dedicated commands needed to set proper week start date for simple headings:
budgetsw() { # show weekly time budget performance this year
    # cf status()
    y --budget=daily -W -p 3/27..tomorrow "$@"
}

budgetswx() { # show weekly time budget performance this year, horizontally
    # cf status()
    x --budget=daily -W -p 3/27..tomorrow "$@"
}

# ** END

if [[ $# -eq 0 ]]; then help                  # no args shows help
elif declare -f "$1" > /dev/null; then "$@";  # arg 1 selects a function above
else hledger -f "$TIMELOG" "$@"; fi           # or fall through to hledger
exit