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T.I.C.K.

T.I.C.K.

Nolly

| (1) | Free
Free, self-hosted coding time tracking for Visual Studio Code.
Installation
Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
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T.I.C.K. for Visual Studio Code

Free, self-hosted coding time tracking. Sends heartbeats to your own T.I.C.K. server -- no third-party service, no telemetry.

Setup

  1. Run T.I.C.K.: Set Server URL (defaults to https://tick.thenolle.com).
  2. Generate a personal API key from your server's Settings page.
  3. Run T.I.C.K.: Set API Key and paste it in -- it's stored in VS Code's encrypted secret storage, never in plaintext settings.

Your status bar shows today's tracked coding time, refreshed every minute and after every save.

Commands

Command Description
T.I.C.K.: Set API Key Store your personal API key securely
T.I.C.K.: Set Server URL Point the extension at your own server
T.I.C.K.: Open Dashboard Open your T.I.C.K. dashboard in the browser
T.I.C.K.: Toggle Tracking Pause or resume heartbeat sending
T.I.C.K.: Show Output View the extension's log output

Settings

Setting Default Description
tick.serverUrl https://tick.thenolle.com Base URL of your T.I.C.K. server
tick.heartbeatIntervalSeconds 120 Minimum seconds between heartbeats for the same file
tick.enabled true Whether tracking is active
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