Scans all date values in imported CSVs to determine whether the file
uses DD/MM/YYYY or MM/DD/YYYY format. When the format is ambiguous
(all day and month values are <= 12), shows an inline dropdown for the
user to choose. Bump version to 1.0.2.
Close button did nothing when "close to tray" was disabled - the
onCloseRequested handler lacked an explicit destroy call for the
non-tray path.
Clockify CSV import threw RangeError because locale-dependent date
formats (MM/DD/YYYY, DD.MM.YYYY, 12h time) were passed straight
to the Date constructor. Added flexible date/time parsers that
handle all Clockify export variants without relying on Date parsing.
Added dedicated Clockify mapper that prefers Duration (decimal)
column and a new Harvest CSV importer (date + decimal hours, no
start/end times).
Bump version to 1.0.1.
Export now includes invoice_payments and recurring_invoices tables.
Import restored to use ID-based lookups and all fields for clients,
projects, tasks, and time entries. Added missing import support for
timeline_events, calendar_sources, calendar_events, invoice_payments,
and recurring_invoices. Export uses native save dialog instead of blob
download. Removed sample data seeding (seed.rs, UI, command).
- Custom tooltip directive (WCAG AAA) on every button in the app
- Two-column timer layout with sticky hero and recent entries sidebar
- Timer font selector with 16 monospace Google Fonts and live preview
- UI font selector with 15+ Google Fonts
- Close-to-tray and minimize-to-tray settings
- New app icons (no-glow variants), platform icon set
- Mini timer pop-out window
- Favorites strip with drag-reorder and inline actions
- README with feature documentation
- Remove tracked files that belong in gitignore
The mini timer window was blank because hash-based routing
(createWebHashHistory) doesn't work with Tauri's WebviewUrl path.
Now App.vue detects the mini timer by checking getCurrentWindow().label
=== 'mini-timer' and renders the MiniTimer component directly,
bypassing the router entirely.
The app uses createWebHashHistory but the mini timer window was
opened with WebviewUrl::App("/mini-timer") which sets the URL path,
not the hash fragment. Vue Router never matched the route, so the
Dashboard rendered in a 300x64 window (appearing blank). Now loads
root URL and sets window.location.hash via eval. Also shows/focuses
the main window when closing the mini timer.
Templates are now loaded dynamically from data/templates/*.json
via the get_invoice_templates Tauri command instead of being
hardcoded in TypeScript. Preview and PDF renderer switch on
template.layout instead of template.id, allowing custom templates
to reuse built-in layouts with different colors.
Convert Settings, Invoices, IdlePrompt, AppTrackingPrompt, and
AppDiscard dialogs from animate-modal-enter CSS class to proper
<Transition name="modal"> wrappers for enter/leave animations.
Remove unused animate-modal-enter and animate-dropdown-enter keyframes.
- Page transitions with slide-up/fade on route changes (App.vue)
- NavRail sliding active indicator with spring-like easing
- List enter/leave/move animations on Entries, Projects, Clients, Timer
- Modal enter/leave transitions with scale+fade on all dialogs
- Dropdown transitions with overshoot on all select/picker components
- Button feedback (scale on hover/active), card hover lift effects
- Timer pulse on start, glow on stop, floating empty state icons
- Content fade-in on Dashboard, Reports, Calendar, Timesheet
- Tag chip enter/leave animations in AppTagInput
- Progress bar smooth width transitions
- Implementation plan document
Settings Timer tab now has daily/weekly goal hour inputs. Dashboard
shows goal progress bars and streak counter. Settings Billing tab
has rounding toggle with increment and method selectors. New
rounding.ts utility for nearest/up/down time rounding.
Project edit dialog includes budget hours and amount fields. Project
cards show progress bars with color-coded status. Dashboard displays
budget alerts section for projects exceeding 75% of budget.
Timer shows tag selector below description, saves tags on stop.
Entries table displays tag chips per row with color coding.
Tags loaded from store on mount.
Import utility with CSV parser, Toggl/Clockify format mapping, and
generic CSV column mapping. Settings Data tab has import UI with
file picker, format selector, preview table, and import execution.
Register CmdOrCtrl+Shift+T (toggle timer) and CmdOrCtrl+Shift+Z
(show app) via tauri-plugin-global-shortcut. Shortcut keys are
configurable in Settings Timer tab. Shortcuts re-register on change.
Reports view now has Hours/Profitability tabs with per-project revenue
table. Timer view shows favorites strip for quick project selection
and a Save as Favorite button next to the description input.
Calendar shows weekly time-block layout with hour rows, entry positioning,
current time indicator, and week navigation. Timesheet provides a weekly
grid with project/task rows, day columns, totals, and add-row functionality.
MiniTimer is a minimal always-on-top timer display for the floating window.
- Replace all hardcoded prefix="$" with :prefix="getCurrencySymbol()"
in Settings, Projects, and Invoices views
- Replace hardcoded ($) labels with dynamic currency symbol
- Extend AppDatePicker with showTime prop + hour/minute v-models
for integrated date+time selection
- Simplify Entries.vue to use single AppDatePicker with showTime
instead of separate hour/minute inputs
Teleported panels read zoom from #app and apply it to their own style,
with position coordinates divided by the zoom factor so they align
correctly with the zoomed trigger elements.
Heading font: Plus Jakarta Sans (500/600/700) for all h1-h3, stat values, dialog titles, timer display, and wordmark.
Body font: Inter (400/500/600/700) unchanged but base bumped from 13px to 14px.
Mono font: JetBrains Mono replaces IBM Plex Mono for code and tabular data.
Four tabs (General, Timer, Billing, Data) with icon + label sidebar,
amber active indicator, auto-save on change, progressive disclosure
for timer settings, and danger zone isolated within Data tab.
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