Better predict how much time does it take to complete recurring activities.
I have a terrible sense of how much time I spend on recurring activities, so I terribly distribute my time and miss commitments.
I want a tool that can better predict how much time to allow for an activity based on previous measurements.
- Activity: Any recurring task that you want to measure and better predict in the future.
- Measurement: The User or the System measures the actual Duration it took to finish the Activity to make future predictions.
To contribute to this project, you need the following programs:
If you do not have these tools, you can follow GHCup instructions to have them installed on your machine.
To start the program, type cabal new-run duration-predictor in the Terminal in the project root. It will ask for information about a new Activity and its first Measurement.
This program is tested with the following versions:
Type cabal new-run test in the Terminal in the project root to run the tests.
To generate a local copy of this program's documentation, type cabal new-haddock. It will create an HTML website locally to see the documentation.
- Haskell: The language used
- Polysemy: Higher-order, low-boilerplate free monads
- Tasty: Modern and extensible testing framework
- Ormulo: A formatter for Haskell source code
We use SemVer for versioning.
- Christopher Duncan - Initial work - GitHub profile
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details
- Ram ❤️ for inspiring this project by displaying unwavering dilligence