otd-parse

Python module to parse the OfficeTime time tracking program's .otd file format.

Added just the stuff I need for running analytics on my own data. Fork the project and add more if you wish!

Usage:

from officetime import OfficeTimeFile

myfile = OfficeTimeFile("my_officetime_file.otd")
for p in myfile.all_projects:
	print "Project: %s" % p.name
	for s in p.sessions:
		print "\t - %s" % s.notes

OfficeTimeFile

• all_sessions: list of all sessions
• all_projects: list of all projects
• path: the path

OfficeTimeFile.Session

• uid: unique identifier for this session
• project: reference to its parent project
• start_time: time the session started as a datetime
• end_time: time the session ended as a datetime
• length: length of the session as a timedelta (not necessarily the difference between start and end)
• adjustment: the number of seconds the user adjusted the length by
• notes: the notes the user entered for the session

OfficeTimeFile.Project

• uid: unique identifier for this project
• name: name for this project
• client: the client
• archived: bool, whether it shows in the menu or not
• sessions: list of Session objects associated with this project.