Desktop UI for Timetrap, built with Ruby + Qt.

QTimetrap follows an MVVM-style architecture with Zeitwerk autoloading and a Rails-like project structure.

• Expandable entries tree: week -> day -> project/task -> time entry.
• Start/stop tracking from UI (single button based on running state).
• Edit entry note, start, and end directly in the list.
• Project/task sidebar with multi-select task filtering.
• Date-time interval filtering (FROM/TO) with live apply.
• Archive mode (soft-hide entries via local archive store, no destructive Timetrap delete).
• Theme switch (light/dark) with persistent selection.

• Ruby >= 3.2
• Qt bridge gem: qt >= 0.1.0
• timetrap CLI available as t (or configured via env)

gem install qtimetrap timetrap
qtimetrap

Note: qtimetrap depends on the qt gem with native extensions.
Install required system libraries first: https://github.com/CyJimmy264/qt?tab=readme-ov-file#system-requirements.

sudo dnf copr enable cyjimmy264/ruby-qt
sudo dnf copr enable cyjimmy264/ruby-qtimetrap
sudo dnf install ruby-qt ruby-qtimetrap
gem install timetrap
qtimetrap

bundle install
bundle exec bin/qtimetrap

If qt is already installed in your current rbenv shell, you can also run:

bin/qtimetrap

• QTIMETRAP_ENV: app environment (development by default)
• TIMETRAP_BIN: timetrap CLI command (t by default)
• QTIMETRAP_THEME: initial theme (light by default)
• QTIMETRAP_RELOAD=1: enable Zeitwerk reloading in development

Persisted settings:

• Theme: ~/.config/qtimetrap/config.yml
• Archived entry ids: ~/.local/share/qtimetrap/archived_entries.yml

($XDG_CONFIG_HOME / $XDG_DATA_HOME are respected.)

rspec
gem build qtimetrap.gemspec

Main directories:

• app/models, app/services, app/view_models
• app/views, app/components
• app/styles/themes/{light,dark}/*.qss
• config/, lib/, spec/

• Fedora/COPR assets: packaging/rpm
• Debian/Launchpad assets: packaging/deb