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Display intervals in the calendar view

Open jfgoncalves opened this issue 2 years ago • 2 comments

Hi, I've been using this plugin to track task completion on daily notes with great success, but I'm stumbling over an issue today. I want to track my fasting intervals, so made a table inside a new note looking like this:

Start Date End Date Duration (min) Duration (readable)
12 Jul 2021 at 19:05 20 Jul 2021 at 22:45 11740 8 days, 3 hours, 40 minutes

And on my graph page, I want to display intervals (I only need column 1 and 2), something akin to this. .

Is this currently feasible or it's something not implemented yet? I looked at the extensive documentation, and while I did find how to parse a table data into a calendar view, it was only one-off events.

jfgoncalves avatar Jul 23 '21 20:07 jfgoncalves

@jfgoncalves Thanks for the feedback.

This is a feature we may include in future. But for now, both the data collecting and the graph rendering do not have functions to deal with date ranges.

pyrochlore avatar Jul 24 '21 03:07 pyrochlore

Hi, I've been using this plugin to track task completion on daily notes with great success, but I'm stumbling over an issue today. I want to track my fasting intervals, so made a table inside a new note looking like this:

Start Date End Date Duration (min) Duration (readable) 12 Jul 2021 at 19:05 20 Jul 2021 at 22:45 11740 8 days, 3 hours, 40 minutes And on my graph page, I want to display intervals (I only need column 1 and 2), something akin to this. .

Is this currently feasible or it's something not implemented yet? I looked at the extensive documentation, and while I did find how to parse a table data into a calendar view, it was only one-off events.

Would you mind sharing your daily task completion code?

notflip avatar Oct 15 '21 10:10 notflip