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Redmine Time Tracker

RedTimer is an easy-to-use platform-independent time tracker which allows the user to track time while working on an issue.

Usage

Usually, you can start the RedTimer executable from your file manager. After closing, RedTimer will create a settings file called RedTimer.ini in your current working directory.

If you experience problems with the system tray icon, e.g. on Linux, you can deactivate the system tray icon by calling RedTimer --no-tray-icon.

Installation instructions

The simplest way is to pick a binary from GitHub (https://github.com/fathomssen/redtimer/releases).

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.