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README.rst
Human Activities ================ *monitor size of directories* Human Activities is an application that displays a **pie chart icon** in the Windows Taskbar, macOS Menu Bar or Linux System Tray. The icon shows ratio between the number of files in configured directories. When clicked, a menu with a list of the directories and the exact number of files appears. .. image:: ./screenshots/human_activities_macos.png :alt: Human Activities running on macOS .. image:: ./screenshots/human_activities_win7.png :alt: Human Activities running on Windows 7 .. image:: ./screenshots/human_activities_ubuntu.png :alt: Human Activities running on Ubuntu The application can be **configured** to compare the size of the data in the directories instead of the number of files in them. It can also be configured to only count files that are newer than specified number of days. Human Activities is an **offline** application. It doesn't send any data over the internet. The Human Activities project ---------------------------- This application is part of the `Human Activities`_ project which focuses on limiting the exploitation of individuals as part of contemporary production relationships. Read more about the project on its `website <Human Activities_>`_. The Human Activities project was partially **financed by** `The Foundation for Contemporary Arts Prague`_. Installation ------------ Windows 7 and 8 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 1. Download and open `Human_Activities-win7.exe`_. The app will start immediately. No installation process is required. 2. To launch the application automatically each time you start the computer, copy ``Human_Activities-win7.exe`` into the *Startup* folder of the Start Menu. 3. To make sure that the application icon is always visible: a) Click the arrow icon in the Taskbar and select *Customize*. b) In the window that opens up, choose *Show icon and notifications* next to the item *Human Activities*. Security """""""" Before opening `Human_Activities-win7.exe`_, you can check the sha256 checksum of this file: :: 6d5cfa9766ceec45d195ebbba1b06a85f176e28f88e1b660c92ad63711b023eb Human_Activities-win7.exe Windows 10 ^^^^^^^^^^ 1. Download and open `Human_Activities-win10.exe`_. The app will start immediately. No installation process is required. 2. To launch the application automatically each time you start the computer: a) Press ``WIN+R``. In the window that pops up, write the command ``shell:startup`` and click OK. b) Then move ``Human_Activities-win10.exe`` to the window that opens up. 3. To make sure that the application icon is always visible: a) Click on the arrow icon (*Show Hidden Icons*) in the Taskbar and select *Taskbar Settings*. b) In the window that opens up, click on *Select which icons appear on the Taskbar* and then switch item *Human Acitivities* on. Security """""""" Before opening `Human_Activities-win10.exe`_, you can check the sha256 checksum of this file: :: bc5343c7346c177d33e998bd144a3b5d389508e5b051bc3b5f6935866e8d3fd3 Human_Activities-win10.exe macOS ^^^^^ Requires macOS Mojave or newer. Tested on macOS Mojave. 1. Download `Human_Activities-1.0.0.zip`_ and open it. 2. Move the file ``Human Activities.app`` to *Applications*. 3. Human Activities can now be started from *Launcher*. 4. To launch the application automatically each time you start the computer: a) Open *System Preferences* > *Users & Groups*. b) Click on the tab *Login Items*, c) Click on the little plus sign icon and select the app *Human Activities*. Security """""""" Before opening `Human_Activities-1.0.0.zip`_, you can check the sha256 checksum of this file: :: 8b4657d276b0e397d9fca6a77769ef4dd90bca894ea44a1a5008bd25947c94ce Human_Activities-1.0.0.zip Ubuntu ^^^^^^ Tested on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS and 19.10. 1. Download and open `human-activities_1.0.0-1_all.deb`_. 2. Click the button *Install* in the window that opens up. 3. Human Acitivies can now be started from the main *Applications* menu. It will also start automatically each time you start the computer. Security """""""" Before installing the package, you can verify its GPG signature: :: $ gpg --recv-key 11E74F7E $ dpkg-sig --verify human-activities_1.0.0-1_all.deb Processing human-activities_1.0.0-1_all.deb... GOODSIG _gpgbuilder E7582303262850695EF0B8A797C3CB6A11E74F7E 1580146502 Arch Linux ^^^^^^^^^^ Build the package from provided `PKGBUILD`_ or download `human-activities-1.0.0-1-any.pkg.tar.xz`_ and install it with pacman. Usage ----- Setup ^^^^^ When Human Activities is started for the first time, it will show a **setup window** (this might take a few seconds). .. image:: ./screenshots/human_activities_macos_setup.png :alt: Setup of Human Activities Here you can choose which directories to monitor. You can only **choose existing directories**. The app doesn't create any new directories itself. When you remove a directory, it will be removed only from the app, your files will stay on the disk. Human Activities never creates, modifies or deletes any files. Icon and menu ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ .. image:: ./screenshots/human_activities_macos.png :alt: Human Activities running on macOS When the setup is finished, Human Activities shows a **pie chart** icon with ratio between the number of files in the directories configured in the setup. The **colors** are assigned to the directories automatically. When you click the icon you can see a **menu** with the exact number of files in the directories and the exact percentages. You can also see a note that **only files modified in the past 30 days** are counted to the size of a directory. This behavior can be changed in the *Advanced configuration*. From the menu, you can also reach the *Setup* (which you saw when you first started the app) and the *Advanced configuration*. On Windows, these items are accessible in separate menu that opens when you right-click the icon. How the pie chart is calculated """"""""""""""""""""""""""""""" Let's say we chose two directories during the setup: - ``/Users/jakub/Paid work`` which contains 15 files - ``/Users/jakub/Unpaid work`` which contains 30 files Then Human Activities will first calculate the **sum of the number of files in both directories**, which is 45. This will be the **100%**. Therefore ``Paid work`` takes 33.3% and ``Unpaid work`` takes 66.6% of the total number of files. This percentage will then be shown as a pie chart, which is ⅓ one color and ⅔ another color. Advanced configuration ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ .. image:: ./screenshots/human_activities_macos_configuration.png :alt: Advanced configuration of Human Activities The advanced configuration allows you to: - **Count the size of the data in the directories instead of the number of files in them.** - Change how new (in terms of modification time) the files have to be to be counted. - Give custom names to the configured directories. Ignoring files ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Human Activities never counts **hidden files and directories**. Additionaly, the application ignores some **common system files and directories** such as ``Thumbs.db`` on Windows. You can find the exact list of ignore patterns in `human-activities.fdignore`_. (On Linux, this file is also available at ``/etc/xdg/human-activities/human-activities.fdignore`` after the installation of the app.) To configure which files get ignored, copy `human-activities.fdignore`_ to: - ``C:\\Users\NAME\AppData\roaming\human-activities\human-activities.fdignore`` on Windows - ``/Users/NAME/Preferences/cz.jakubvalenta.human-activities/human-activities.fdignore`` on macOS - ``~/.config/human-activities/human-activities.fdignore`` on Linux Then edit the file to your liking. It uses the `.gitignore`_ syntax. Uninstallation -------------- Windows 7 and 8 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Delete ``Human_Activities-win7.exe`` from the *Startup* folder of the Start Menu. Windows 10 ^^^^^^^^^^ 1. Press ``WIN+R``. In the window that pops up, write the command ``shell:startup`` and click OK. 2. Then delete ``Human_Activities-win10.exe`` from the window that opens up. macOS ^^^^^ Delete ``Human Activities.app`` from the *Applications* folder. Ubuntu ^^^^^^ 1. Open *Ubuntu Software* and click on the tab *Installed*. 2. Scroll to *Human Activities* and click the button *Remove*. Arch Linux ^^^^^^^^^^ Uninstall the package ``human-activities`` using pacman. Support and help ---------------- Please use `GitHub Issues`_. Development ----------- Building and running from source ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Windows """"""" :: $ pip install Pillow pathspec sqlalchemy wxpython $ python -m human_activities --verbose Mac """ :: $ pip3 install Pillow pathspec sqlalchemy PyQt5 $ python3 -m human_activities --verbose Arch Linux """""""""" :: # pacman -S pipenv python-wxpython $ make setup $ make run-debug Creating distribution packages ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Windows 7 and 8 """"""""""""""" :: $ pip install Pillow pathspec sqlalchemy wxpython $ pip install pyinstaller $ win7/pyinstaller.cmd Windows 10 """""""""" :: $ pip install Pillow pathspec sqlalchemy wxpython $ pip install pyinstaller $ win10/pyinstaller.cmd Mac """ :: $ pip3 install Pillow pathspec sqlalchemy PyQt5==5.15.2 $ pip3 install pyinstaller $ make dist-mac Debian """""" Install Docker and start it. Then run: :: $ make dist-debian-build dist-debian Additionally, you can sign the created package with GPG: :: $ make dist-debian-sign key_id='<gpg key fingerprint>' Arch Linux """""""""" :: $ make dist-arch-linux Notice that the package is not built from the currently checked out revision, but from a git tag specified as ``v`` + Makefile variable ``_version``. Translation ^^^^^^^^^^^ Edit the ``lang/*.po`` files and then run:: $ make clean-lang gen-lang Testing and linting ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ :: $ make test $ make lint Contributing ------------ **Feel free to remix this project** under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 3 or later. See `COPYING`_ and `NOTICE`_. .. _Human Activities: http://humanactivities.cz/ .. _The Foundation for Contemporary Arts Prague: https://fca.fcca.cz/en/news/ .. _Human_Activities-win7.exe: https://github.com/jakubvalenta/human-activities/releases/download/v1.0.0/Human_Activities-win7.exe .. _Human_Activities-win10.exe: https://github.com/jakubvalenta/human-activities/releases/download/v1.0.0/Human_Activities-win10.exe .. _Human_Activities-1.0.0.zip: https://github.com/jakubvalenta/human-activities/releases/download/v1.0.0/Human_Activities-1.0.0.zip .. _human-activities_1.0.0-1_all.deb: https://github.com/jakubvalenta/human-activities/releases/download/v1.0.0/human-activities_1.0.0-1_all.deb .. _human-activities-1.0.0-1-any.pkg.tar.xz: https://github.com/jakubvalenta/human-activities/releases/download/v1.0.0/human-activities-1.0.0-1-any.pkg.tar.xz .. _GitHub Issues: https://github.com/jakubvalenta/human-activities/issues .. _COPYING: ./COPYING .. _NOTICE: ./NOTICE .. _PKGBUILD: ./arch_linux/PKGBUILD .. _human-activities.fdignore: ./human_activities/etc/human-activities.fdignore .. _.gitignore: https://git-scm.com/docs/gitignore