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@frozenfrank/toggl-to-delorean

v1.5.0

Published

Pull time entries from Toggl (or CSV), review and chart them, and format timecards for entry into DeLorean.

Readme

Toggl to Delorean

A small browser-based utility that loads time entries from Toggl (or a CSV export), groups and filters them for review, and formats clean timecard reports ready for entry into DeLorean.

The app follows a simple three-step workflow: Import → Filter → View/Export. Pull a date range straight from the Toggl API or drop in a CSV, narrow the data down by client, billable status, and project code, then read it back as a daily timecard, a set of charts, or a full-month Markdown report.

Features

  • Two data sources — fetch directly from the Toggl API v9 (via a lightweight cloud proxy) or upload a CSV export parsed with PapaParse.
  • Flexible grouping — view entries by day, week, month, or all at once, with next/prev navigation.
  • Filtering — filter by client, billable status, and project codes (DLG, TLP, PRJ, QAN, XDS).
  • Timecard reports — formatted output sized for re-entry into DeLorean, with optional per-entry descriptions.
  • Charts — visual summaries of where time was spent.
  • Monthly Markdown export — generate a complete one-section-per-day Markdown report for an entire month.
  • Keyboard shortcutsT toggle scale, O/W/M/A set scale, N/P navigate, D toggle descriptions.

Getting Started

git clone https://github.com/frozenfrank/toggl-to-delorean.git
cd toggl-to-delorean
npm install
npm start

npm start builds the app and serves it locally with http-server. Open the printed URL in your browser.

Note: This project depends on Web Awesome Pro, referenced as a local file path in devDependencies. You'll need a local copy to install and build.

Scripts

| Command | Description | | --- | --- | | npm start / npm run serve | Build and serve the app locally | | npm run build | Bundle to dist/ with esbuild | | npm run distribute | Build and publish to npm |

Project Structure

The frontend is vanilla TypeScript (no framework), bundled with esbuild and dependent on Web Awesome (Lit) components.

  • src/index.ts — bundle entry point
  • src/script.ts — main app logic: data import, grouping by time scale, and report rendering
  • src/time-entry/ — the unified TimeEntry model that normalizes CSV and API formats, plus grouping/processing helpers
  • src/toggl/ — Toggl API v9 client (Basic Auth via cloud proxy)
  • src/report.ts / src/markdown-report.ts — timecard and monthly Markdown report builders
  • src/charts.ts — chart rendering
  • scripts/ — build and serve helpers

Toggl API tokens are stored in localStorage for convenience.