Man page - timew-report(1)
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- timew-show(1)
- timew-shorten(1)
- timew-dates(7)
- timew-retag(1)
- timew-tag(1)
- timew-diagnostics(1)
- timew(1)
- timew-undo(1)
- timew-stop(1)
- timew-lengthen(1)
- timew-help(1)
- timew-ranges(7)
- timew-annotate(1)
- timew-report(1)
- timew-chart(1)
- timew-resize(1)
- timew-cancel(1)
- timew-hints(7)
- timew-config(1)
- timew-fill(1)
- timew-track(1)
- timew-dom(7)
- timew-durations(7)
- timew-start(1)
- timew-summary(1)
- timew-delete(1)
- timew-modify(1)
- timew-extensions(1)
- timew-gaps(1)
- timew-tags(1)
- timew-untag(1)
- timew-export(1)
- timew-join(1)
- timew-split(1)
- timew-move(1)
- timew-config(7)
- timew-get(1)
- timew-continue(1)
apt-get install timewarrior
Manual
TIMEW-REPORT
NAMESYNOPSIS
DESCRIPTION
CONFIGURATION
NAME
timew-report - run an extension report
SYNOPSIS
timew [ report ] <report> [ <range> ] [ <tag> ... ]
DESCRIPTION
Runs an extension report, and supports filtering data. The 'report' command itself is optional, which means that these two commands are equivalent:
$ timew report
foo :week
$ timew foo :week
This does however assume there is a 'foo' extension installed.
The return code is the return code of the extension. If the extension produces no output and a non-zero rc, then 255 is returned.
CONFIGURATION
reports.range
Sets the default date range for all reports. The value has to correspond to a range hint, see timew-hints(7). Defaults to all
reports. <name> .range
Set the date range for report name , used if no range is given on the command line. Here, name is the name of the report executable without its extension (i.e. a report executable 'foo.py' is referred to by 'foo'). The value has to correspond to a range hint, see timew-hints(7).