This plugin allows you to track, start and stop Clockify timers on your Elgato Stream Deck.
Until the plugin is available in the Stream Deck Store, you can download a copy from the GitHub release pages.
- Title: Override the title being set by the plugin, leave empty otherwise
- API Key: (required) Provide your 48 characters long Clockify API Key, which is required for the plugin to work
- Workspace Name: (required) Write the name of the workspace you want to run/track timers in
- Project Name: (optional) Provide the name of an existing project to run/track a timer for
- Task Name: (optional) Set the name of the project specific task
- Timer Name: (optional) Specify a name for the timer you want to run/track
StreamDeck.-.Clockify.Demo.mp4
- Why am I getting a yellow triangle when pressing the button?
- Your API Key is likely incorrect
- Why am I not seeing the running timer on my button?
- Make sure you haven't set a title, as this will override any other content
- Make sure the API Key, Workspace name and optional the project and timer name match
- Why can't I select my Workspace and Project in a dropdown menu?
- Because I was lazy 😅
- IT DOESN'T WORK, WHY?!?
- Feel free to open a GitHub issue or ping me on Twitter
- Feel free to star this repository and follow me on Twitter
- Thanks to Bar Raiders for the great tooling and community
- Took some inspirations from the Toggl plugin
- Using a CC0 licensed Timer image for the Time Tracking category
- Talking to Clockify with the Clockify.Net library
- And thanks to Clockify for providing an excellent time tracking tool for free
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details