10 second Setup
Copy the files to your web server
You are done!
Quick notes
Make sure PHP can create/edit files in that path. You should use Freelance Timetracker locally since there is no password protection, everyone could access it and play around with it. Also, make sure not to open several tabs of it since you may overwrite the database. No configuration is necessary although you can customize some things such as saving interval, default rate, currency, database extension and a few other things.
How to use
Click the checkbox to start timing a task, edit any fields by clicking on them.
Contents
The code is just one PHP, CSS, JS and JSON file.
How it works
Twitter Bootstrap gives it styling
jQuery/AJAX sends the information to the back-end (every 10 seconds by default)
PHP stores everything in a JSON file
This setup makes it extremely easy to install Freelance Timetracker with just a copy-paste and start using straight away. It also makes backing up your stuff super-easy.
License
Freelance Timetracker is authored by Xavi Esteve and is licensed under a MIT License.
Feel free to fork it and send any pull requests.
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