Host Your Own Instance

Through @brandonm4 report, I learned that Clockify can also be self-hosted and doesn't have to be all "in the cloud".

As such, I've added a new settings field, which allows you to enter your custom API URL if needed. The default is set to the cloud instance, so for most users, nothing needs to be configured.

On the technical side, I've setup GitHub Actions, which produces a complete plugin build for every commit/push. This allows for a much faster iteration, since I don't have to spend time, manually cobble together such a build on two different platforms.

The macOS Release

After some longer debugging session on macOS, it's finally here: The macOS Release!

But of course it also still runs on Windows 😉

All you need is the Stream Deck Plugin file below and it should run fine on Windows as well as macOS. The size is larger than the previous plugins, as it includes both versions and all the .NET runtime libraries, so you don't need to have .NET 5 installed.

As usual, if you find any bugs or problems, feel free to open an GitHub Issue or ping me on Twitter.

Tasks Release

Project Tasks can now be defined in Stream Deck and will either continue to track the existing task or create a new task to be tracked.

Additionally, the plugin is slightly larger now, but it contains all the necessary libraries, thus there's no need anymore to install the .NET 5 runtime. This is also a small preparation for the upcoming macOS support.

Version 1.2

Featured in this release:

• Add support for the Clockify action within multi-actions
• Add support for workspaces with more than 50 projects

Note: The plugin requires the .NET 5 runtime, make sure you have it installed: https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/download/dotnet/5.0

Maintenance Update

Time flies and it has already been three months since the initial release.
While I personally use the plugin daily with the settings given somewhen in September, I didn't notice that Elgato has since enabled form validation and also didn't notice that I had input patterns set on the text boxes.

Featured in this release:

• Fix for the text input validation
• Updating of dependencies to the latest releases

Clockify meets Stream Deck

This is the first release of the Clockify plugin for Stream Deck! 🥳🎉

With this plugin you can start, track and stop Clockify timers with a press of a button from your Stream Deck.
The setup is very simple and will in the future hopefully be simplified even more.

See the README for more detailed setup instructions.

Until the plugin makes its way to the Stream Deck Store, you can download the release version down below and install it to the Stream Deck simply by double clicking the dev.duerrenberger.clockify.streamDeckPlugin file