Show information about one time entry.
Show information about one time entry.
If no time entry ID is informed it shows the running it exists.
To show the last ended time entry you can use “last” for it, for the one before that you can use “^2”, for the previous “^3” and so on.
Use clockify-cli report --help for more information about printing time entries.
clockify-cli show [ <time-entry-id> | current | last | ^n ] [flags]
# trying to show running time entry, when there is none
$ clockify-cli show
looking for running time entry: time entry was not found
# show the last time entry (ended)
$ clockify-cli show last -q
62af70d849445270d7c09fbd
# show the time entry before the last one
$ clockify-cli show ^2 -q
62af668b49445270d7c092e4
-v, --csv print as CSV
-F, --duration-float prints only the sum of duration as a "float hour"
-D, --duration-formatted prints only the sum of duration formatted
-f, --format string golang text/template format to be applied on each time entry
-h, --help help for show
-j, --json print as JSON
-m, --md print as Markdown
-q, --quiet print only ID
--tz string time zone to be used on the time entries can be 'Local' to use the systems timezone, UTC or valid TZ identifier from the IANA TZ database https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tz_database_time_zones (default "Local")
--allow-name-for-id allow use of project/client/tag's name when id is asked
-i, --interactive will prompt you to confirm/complement commands input before executing the action
-L, --interactive-page-size int will set how many items will be shown on interactive mode (default 7)
--log-level string { none | debug | info } set log level (default "none")
-t, --token string clockify's token
Can be generated here: https://clockify.me/user/settings#generateApiKeyBtn
-u, --user-id string user id from the token
-w, --workspace string workspace to be used