haven't posted here in a while but i just finished (the mvp) for my project rustytime :D (currently at ~75h)
• what is it? It's like
WakaTime but FOSS and made with a
Rust backend,
Sveltekit frontend and
TimescaleDB (Postgres extension)
• why? I though it would be a cool project
• is it good? Idk
but you can judge it for yourself here :P
• is it fast? It's pretty speedy! Over 1500 heartbeats/second on my machine!
repo: github.com/ImShyMike/rustytime (you should give it a star
)
please send stuff you think i should add in the thread :)
Have you ever wanted to show everyone your insane hackatime stats on your Github profile?
If so then check ouy this new project i made! Hackatime Heatmap generates an SVG that can be used to flex your coding time to your friends!
github.com/ImShyMike/hackatime-heatmap
Ever wanted to check someone's hackatime stats?
Now you can! Simply grab their slack (or hackatime) ID and enter it into Hacka_stats_!
It features a ton of graphs, charts and a heatmap to help you view all the details :D
hackastats.pages.dev
I wanted to have hackatime and wakatime synched up without having to import from v1 and then to v2 so i made Waka Relay
It allows you to relay WakaTime heartbeats to multiple instances to keep them all synched up
First scrapbook post! Today i made a Flask extension to make it easier integrate Umami analytics into websites that use Flask as a backend (because it was too anying to do it manually so ofc i had to spend way too much time automating it) Repo: github.com/ImShyMike/Flask-Umami
