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- type Database
- func (d *Database) Close() error
- func (d *Database) CreateEntry(projectName, description string, hourlyRate *float64) (*TimeEntry, error)
- func (d *Database) CreateManualEntry(projectName, description string, startTime, endTime time.Time, ...) (*TimeEntry, error)
- func (d *Database) GetAllProjects() ([]string, error)
- func (d *Database) GetEntries(limit int) ([]*TimeEntry, error)
- func (d *Database) GetEntriesByDateRange(start, end time.Time) ([]*TimeEntry, error)
- func (d *Database) GetEntriesByProject(projectName string) ([]*TimeEntry, error)
- func (d *Database) GetEntry(id int64) (*TimeEntry, error)
- func (d *Database) GetRunningEntry() (*TimeEntry, error)
- func (d *Database) StopEntry(id int64) error
- type TimeEntry
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type Database ¶
type Database struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
Database is a thin wrapper around an *sql.DB connection pool. It centralizes database access for the package and provides a single place to implement queries, transactions, migrations and other persistence-related helpers.
The underlying *sql.DB is safe for concurrent use, but a Database with a nil internal pointer is not usable — it must be initialized (for example via sql.Open) and closed when no longer needed.
func Initialize ¶
Initialize ensures the on-disk storage for the application exists, opens the SQLite database, and returns a Database wrapper.
Specifically, Initialize:
- determines the current user's home directory,
- creates the directory "$HOME/.tmpo" if it does not already exist,
- opens (or creates) the SQLite database file "$HOME/.tmpo/tmpo.db",
- ensures the time_entries table exists with the schema: id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT, project_name TEXT NOT NULL, start_time DATETIME NOT NULL, end_time DATETIME, description TEXT
On success it returns a *Database containing the opened *sql.DB. It returns a non-nil error if any step fails: obtaining the home directory, creating the directory, opening the database, or creating the table. The caller is responsible for closing the database when finished.
func (*Database) Close ¶
Close closes the Database, releasing any underlying resources. It delegates to the wrapped database's Close method and returns any error encountered. After Close is called, the Database must not be used for further operations.
func (*Database) CreateEntry ¶
func (d *Database) CreateEntry(projectName, description string, hourlyRate *float64) (*TimeEntry, error)
CreateEntry inserts a new time entry for the specified projectName with the given description and hourlyRate. The entry's start_time is set to the current time. If hourlyRate is nil, the hourly_rate column will be set to NULL. On success it returns the created *TimeEntry (retrieved by querying the database for the last insert id). If the insert or the subsequent retrieval fails, an error wrapping the underlying database error is returned.
func (*Database) CreateManualEntry ¶
func (d *Database) CreateManualEntry(projectName, description string, startTime, endTime time.Time, hourlyRate *float64) (*TimeEntry, error)
CreateManualEntry inserts a completed time entry with specific start and end times. Unlike CreateEntry which uses the current time and leaves end_time NULL, this method creates a fully specified historical entry for manual record-keeping. If hourlyRate is nil, the hourly_rate column will be set to NULL. On success it returns the created *TimeEntry (retrieved by querying the database for the last insert id). If the insert or the subsequent retrieval fails, an error wrapping the underlying database error is returned.
func (*Database) GetAllProjects ¶
GetAllProjects retrieves all distinct project names from the time_entries table. The results are returned in ascending order by project_name. On success it returns a slice of project names (which will be empty if no projects exist) and a nil error. If the underlying database query or a row scan fails, it returns a non-nil error describing the failure.
func (*Database) GetEntries ¶
GetEntries retrieves time entries from the Database.
It returns time entries ordered by start_time in descending order. If limit > 0, at most `limit` entries are returned; if limit <= 0 all matching entries are returned. Each returned element is a pointer to a TimeEntry. The EndTime field of a TimeEntry will be nil when the corresponding end_time column in the database is NULL. The HourlyRate field will be nil when the corresponding hourly_rate column in the database is NULL.
The function performs a SQL query selecting id, project_name, start_time, end_time, description and hourly_rate. It returns a slice of entries and an error if the query or row scanning fails; any underlying error is wrapped.
func (*Database) GetEntriesByDateRange ¶
GetEntriesByDateRange retrieves time entries whose start_time falls between start and end (inclusive). Results are returned in descending order by start_time. The provided start and end times are passed to the database driver as-is; callers should ensure they use the intended timezone/representation. For rows with a NULL end_time the returned TimeEntry.EndTime will be nil; otherwise EndTime points to the parsed time value. For rows with a NULL hourly_rate the returned TimeEntry.HourlyRate will be nil; otherwise HourlyRate points to the parsed float64. Returns a slice of pointers to TimeEntry (which may be empty) or an error if the database query or row scanning fails.
func (*Database) GetEntriesByProject ¶
GetEntriesByProject retrieves time entries for the specified projectName from the time_entries table. Results are ordered by start_time in descending order (newest first).
For each row a TimeEntry is populated. If the end_time column is NULL the returned TimeEntry.EndTime will be nil; otherwise EndTime will point to the scanned time.Time. If the hourly_rate column is NULL the returned TimeEntry.HourlyRate will be nil; otherwise HourlyRate will point to the scanned float64.
On success the function returns a slice of pointers to TimeEntry. If there are no matching rows the returned slice will have length 0 (it may be nil). On failure the function returns a non-nil error and a nil slice. Errors may originate from the query execution, row scanning, or row iteration.
func (*Database) GetEntry ¶
GetEntry retrieves a TimeEntry by its ID from the database. It queries the time_entries table for id, project_name, start_time, end_time, description and hourly_rate, scans the result into a TimeEntry value, and returns a pointer to it. If the end_time column is NULL in the database, the returned TimeEntry.EndTime will be nil; otherwise EndTime will point to the retrieved time value. If the hourly_rate column is NULL, the returned TimeEntry.HourlyRate will be nil; otherwise HourlyRate will point to the retrieved value. If no row is found or an error occurs during query/scan, an error is returned (wrapped with the context "failed to get entry").
func (*Database) GetRunningEntry ¶
GetRunningEntry retrieves the most recently started time entry that is still running (i.e. has a NULL end_time) from the time_entries table. The query orders by start_time descending and returns at most one row.
If there is no running entry, GetRunningEntry returns (nil, nil). If the database query or scan fails, it returns a non-nil error describing the failure.
The function scans id, project_name, start_time, end_time, description and hourly_rate into a TimeEntry. The EndTime field on the returned TimeEntry is set only if the scanned end_time is non-NULL (sql.NullTime.Valid). The HourlyRate field is set only if the scanned hourly_rate is non-NULL (sql.NullFloat64.Valid).
func (*Database) StopEntry ¶
StopEntry sets the end_time of the time entry identified by id to the current time. It updates the corresponding row in the time_entries table using time.Now(). If the update fails (for example if the row does not exist or the database returns an error), an error is returned wrapped with context. This method overwrites any existing end_time value and does not return the updated entry or perform additional validation on id.
type TimeEntry ¶
type TimeEntry struct {
ID int64
ProjectName string
StartTime time.Time
EndTime *time.Time
Description string
HourlyRate *float64
}
TimeEntry represents a recorded period of work on a project. It includes a unique identifier, the project name, the start time, an optional end time (nil indicates the entry is still in progress), a free-form description of the work performed, and an optional hourly rate (nil indicates no rate was configured when the entry was created).
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