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@ -40,8 +40,8 @@ option (which may be - for standard input). Basic usage is::
hledger [OPTIONS] [COMMAND [PATTERNS]]
COMMAND is one of balance, print, register, ui, web, test (defaulting to
balance). PATTERNS are zero or more regular expressions used to narrow the
results. Here are some commands to try::
balance). PATTERNS are zero or more regular expressions used to filter by
account name or transaction description. Here are some commands to try::
export LEDGER=sample.ledger
hledger --help # show usage & options
@ -52,16 +52,16 @@ results. Here are some commands to try::
hledger reg checking # checking transactions
hledger reg desc:shop # transactions with shop in the description
hledger histogram # transactions per day, or other interval
hledger ui # interactive ui, if installed with -fvty
hledger web # web ui, installed with -fhapps
echo >new; hledger -f new add # input transactions from the command line
hledger ui # curses ui, if installed with -fvty
hledger web # web ui, if installed with -fhapps
hledger -f new.ledger add # record transactions from the command line
Time reporting
--------------
hledger will also read timeclock.el-format timelog entries. As a
convenience, if you invoke hledger via a link or copy named "hours", it
uses your timelog file (~/.timelog or $TIMELOG) by default.::
hledger will also read timelog files in timeclock.el format. If you
invoke hledger via a symlink or copy named "hours", it looks for your
timelog file (~/.timelog or $TIMELOG) by default.::
hours [OPTIONS] [COMMAND [PATTERNS]]
@ -73,13 +73,13 @@ Timelog entries look like this::
The clockin description is treated as an account name. Here are some
queries to try::
ln -s `which hledger` ~/bin/hours # add the "hours" symlink in your path
ln -s `which hledger` ~/bin/hours # set up "hours" in your path
export TIMELOG=sample.timelog
hours # time logged today, if any
hours -p 'last month' # last month
hours -p thisyear # the space is optional
hours -p 'from 1/15' register proj # project sessions since last jan 15
hours -p 'weekly this year' reg --depth 1 # weekly time summary
hours # show all time balances
hours -p 'last week' # last week
hours -p thismonth # the space is optional
hours -p 'from 1/15' register project # project sessions since jan 15
hours -p 'weekly' reg --depth 1 -E # weekly time summary
Features
--------
@ -87,8 +87,7 @@ Features
This version of hledger mimics a subset of ledger 3.x, and adds some
features of its own. We currently support regular ledger entries, timelog
entries, multiple commodities, virtual transactions, account and
description patterns, the LEDGER environment variable, and these commands
and options::
description filtering, and these commands and options::
Commands:
balance [REGEXP]... show balance totals for matching accounts
@ -126,10 +125,10 @@ We handle (almost) the full period expression syntax, and very limited
display expressions consisting of a simple date predicate. Also the
following new commands are supported::
histogram show a (textual) barchart of transaction counts
add input transactions from the command line
histogram show a barchart of transaction counts per interval
add record transactions from the command line
convert convert CSV bank data to ledger journal format
ui a simple interactive text ui (only on unix platforms)
ui a simple curses ui (only on unix platforms)
web a simple web ui
stats report some ledger statistics
test run self-tests