A tmux wrapper with clocker integration to better track my time spent working.

tux

#!/bin/sh
export PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/bin

# check if we're already in a tmux session
[ "$TMUX" == "" ] || exit 0

PS3="Please choose your session: "
sessions=($(tmux list-sessions -F "#S") "New Session" "zsh")

# A wrapper function around clocker, lovingly named punch_clock.
# @param $1 clocker sub-command
# @param $2 -t Type parameter for clocker
function punch_clock {
if [[ -n $1 && ($(which clocker) != "clocker not found") ]];
	then
		clocker "$1" -t "$2"
	fi
}

echo "+ ------------------ +"
echo "  Available Sessions  "
echo "+ ------------------ +"

# Let's start by punching in.
#
select session in "${sessions[@]}"
do
	case $session in
		"New Session")
			read -p "Enter new session name: " new_session
			selected_session="$new_session"
			punch_clock "start" "$new_session"
			tmux new-session -s "$new_session"
			break
			;;
		"zsh")
			zsh --login
			break
			;;
		*)
			selected_session="$session"
			punch_clock "start" $session
			tmux attach-session -t $session
			break
			;;
	esac
done

# Don't forget to punch out
#
if [[ "$?" == 0 && -n $selected_session ]]; then
	punch_clock "stop" $selected_session
	echo
	punch_clock "list" $selected_session
fi

echo "+ ------------------- +"
echo "  You look nice today  "
echo "+ ------------------- +"

# Wait for it
#
sleep 3
exit 0