Project Timer VS Code Extension

Overview

The Project Timer VS Code Extension helps developers track the time spent on specific projects. Each project's timer is stored locally and persists across sessions. It is ideal for managing productivity and monitoring time allocation for various projects.

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Features

• Project-Specific Timer: Tracks time spent on individual projects, stored locally in .vscode/timer-data.json.
• Prompt on Open: Automatically asks users to create a timer if none exists when a project is opened.
• Persistent Storage: Timer data is saved in the .vscode folder, ensuring it is specific to each project.

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Commands

Command	Description	Usage
Save Project Data	Saves the current timer data to .vscode/timer-data.json.	Run to persist timer updates.
Load Project Data	Loads the current project's timer data.	Displays saved timer data in VS Code.
Development Time	Prompts the user to create a timer if none exists.	Automatically runs on project open.

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How It Works

1. Activation:

   • The extension activates when VS Code starts or when a folder or workspace containing a .vscode directory is opened.

2. Timer Initialization:

   • On activation, the extension checks for a timer-data.json file in .vscode.
   • If no data is found, the user is prompted to create a timer.

3. Persistent Storage:

   • The timer data is stored in a project-specific JSON file located at .vscode/timer-data.json.

4. File Structure:

   • Timer data is stored in JSON format. Example:

   {
   "totalTime": 5143.440999999997,
   "otherTime": 757.906,
   "lastUpdated": 1733042114292
   }

5. User Prompts:

   • If no timer exists, the extension prompts the user with:

     "No timer data found for this project. Do you want to create a timer?"

6. Updates:

   • Now , it stores time of project to code, tesing and resources. The extension automatically saves the time data to the JSON file.

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Installation

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