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Console Coding Tracker

A command-line application built in C# to track your daily coding hours, set long-term coding goals, and visualize your productivity. The project utilizes a clean architectural approach (separating Commands and Queries) to handle business logic and data manipulation.

Features

  • Live Stopwatch Session: Track your coding sessions in real-time using a built-in stopwatch.
  • Manual Session Management: Easily add, update, read, and delete manual coding sessions.
  • Goal Setting: Define coding targets and track your progress against them.
  • Data Visualization & Reports: View formatted tables and summary reports to analyze your coding habits over time.
  • Robust Input Validation: Uses custom utility classes to ensure dates and times are entered in valid formats.
  • Local Storage: All data is safely stored in a local SQLite database.

Tech Stack

  • Language: C# / .NET
  • Database: SQLite
  • Architecture: Command/Query Handler Pattern

Getting Started

Prerequisites

  • .NET SDK (Version 8.0 or newer)

Installation and Setup

  1. Clone the repository:
     git clone https://github.com/Patryk-MM/CodeReviews.Console.CodingTracker.git
     cd CodeReviews.Console.CodingTracker/Patryk-MM.Console.CodingTracker
  2. Navigate to the main project directory:
     cd Patryk-MM.Console.CodingTracker
  3. Run the application:
     dotnet run
    Note: Upon its first run, the database configuration class will automatically create the required SQLite tables if they do not already exist.

Usage

Follow the on-screen console prompts to navigate the main menu. You can start a live stopwatch, log previous sessions, check your current goal progress, or generate a time report.