kw-statistics¶
SYNOPSIS¶
DESCRIPTION¶
kw keeps track of metadata regarding utilization of features. This data is used to show kw usage statistics. In summary, kw keeps track of:
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For all the data tracked by kw, users can retrieve the total amount of time spent by a specific command, the average time consumed by the feature and the shortest and highest time required for executing the feature. All of this information can be retrieved by the statistics command, the options define the levels of granularity.
OPTIONS¶
- --day [<year>/<month>/<day>]:
Display day statistics summary. Users have the option to search a specific date by passing an argument that follows the <year>/<month>/<day> format. Not passing anything and gets info about today.
- --week [<year>/<month>/<day>]:
Shows the week summary. If a user does not pass any parameter kw will show the current week statistics. However, users can pass a random date <year>/<month>/<day> and let kw take care to provide a summary related to the week related to the target date.
- --month [<year>/<month>]:
Shis option shows a report regarding a specific month. Users can search for data related to a specific month by providing a parameter in the <year>/<month> format. If the user does not pass any parameter, kw displays the current month data.
- --year [<year>]:
Exhibits the current year summary if the user does not specify <year>.
EXAMPLES¶
For these examples, we suppose the fields in your kworkflow.config file are already configured.
You can see data related to your kw usage by using the statistics option, see some examples below:
kw statistics --day
kw statistics --week
kw statistics --month
kw statistics --year
You can also request a specific day, week, month, or year. For example:
kw statistics --day 2020/05/12
kw statistics --week 2020/02/29
kw statistics --month 2020/04
kw statistics --year 1984