RedTimer is an easy-to-use platform-independent time tracker which allows the user to track time while working on an issue.
You can start the RedTimer executable from your file manager.
For Ubuntu instructions, please have a look at the Ubuntu README.
The simplest way is to pick a binary from GitHub (https://github.com/fathomssen/redtimer/releases).
The latest development build for Windows can be found at https://ci.appveyor.com/project/fathomssen/redtimer/build/artifacts.
To use Redmine custom fields in RedTimer, please install the redmine_shared_api plugin from
https://github.com/anovitsky/redmine_shared_api.
The following instructions can be used to build the application from source.
git clone https://github.com/fathomssen/redtimer.git
cd redtimer
git submodule update --init
cd qtredmine
qmake -r
make
cd ..
qmake -r
make
This requires for you to have Qt 5.5+ and GCC 4.8.4+ installed and in your path.
Alternatively, you can use a QtCreator distribution from https://www.qt.io. In QtCreator, you can open the
project files qtredmine/qtredmine.pro and RedTimer.pro and start the build.
Notes on how to build a statically linked version of Qt 5 with MinGW including OpenSSL support (for HTTPS) can be found on https://www.thomssen-it.de/blog/how-to-compile-qt-5-statically-with-mingw-including-openssl-on-windows.