teichmann@0: 0 - install pysqlite2 
teichmann@0: 
teichmann@0:     On Debian GNU/Linux just do:
teichmann@0: 
teichmann@0:     # apt-get install python-pysqlite2 
ingo_weinzierl@23:     # apt-get install python-urwid
ingo_weinzierl@23: 
ingo_weinzierl@23:     NOTE: getan requires urwid >= 0.9.9.1.
teichmann@0: 
teichmann@0: 1 - create new time.db
teichmann@0: 
teichmann@0:     To create an empty database you need the 'sqlite3'
teichmann@0:     commandline tool. TODO: This will change.
teichmann@0: 
teichmann@0:     # apt-get install sqlite3
teichmann@0: 
teichmann@1:     $ echo '.r schema.sql' | sqlite3 time.db
teichmann@0: 
teichmann@0: 2 - adding new projects to time.db:
teichmann@0: 
teichmann@0:     $ sqlite3 time.db
teichmann@0:     sqlite> INSERT INTO projects (key, description) VALUES ('f', 'FOO');
teichmann@0:     sqlite> INSERT INTO projects (key, description) VALUES ('b', 'BAR');
teichmann@0:     sqlite> .q
teichmann@0: 
teichmann@1:     To import an old worklog configuration you may use:
teichmann@1: 
teichmann@1:     ./contrib/convert-projects </PATH/TO/projects | sqlite3 time.db
teichmann@1: 
teichmann@3: 	If you want to keep the reverse task order of the original config
teichmann@3: 	file you might pipe it through tac first.
teichmann@3: 
teichmann@0: 3 - starting getan:
teichmann@0: 
ingo_weinzierl@23:     $ ./getan.py
teichmann@0: 
teichmann@0:     or
teichmann@0: 
ingo_weinzierl@23:     $ ./getan.py mytime.db
teichmann@0: 
ingo_weinzierl@23:     or (for the classic version of 'getan' based on curses):
ingo_weinzierl@23:     $ classic/getan
ingo_weinzierl@23: 
ingo_weinzierl@23:     or
ingo_weinzierl@23: 
ingo_weinzierl@23:     $ classic/getan mytime.db