flutter_task_time_tracker 1.0.2

A cross-platform Flutter plugin for tracking task durations with background support, persistent storage using Hive, and interactive notifications using Awesome Notifications.

⏱️ Flutter Task Time Tracker

A lightweight and persistent Flutter plugin to track time spent on tasks with background support and interactive notifications.

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✨ Features

• ⏳ Start, pause, resume, and stop timers
• 🔔 Awesome Notifications with interactive buttons
• 💾 Hive-based local storage for timer persistence
• 💥 Recover lost time when app is terminated
• 🧠 Singleton-based architecture for easy access
• 📡 Real-time updates using StreamController

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📦 Installation

Add this to your pubspec.yaml:

dependencies:
  flutter_task_time_tracker: latest

🚀 Getting Started

1️⃣ Import the plugin

import 'package:flutter_task_time_tracker/flutter_task_time_tracker.dart';

2️⃣ Initialize the tracker

await FlutterTaskTimeTracker().init(
  addSecondsWhenTerminatedState: true,
  autoStart: true,
);

3️⃣ Access the timer controller

final timerController = FlutterTaskTimeTracker().timer;

OR

 final TimerController _controller=TimerController();

🔁 Usage

Start a new timer:

await timerController.initTimer(
  taskName: 'TaskName,
  taskId: 'task_001',
);
timerController.startTimer();

Pause / Resume / Stop:

timerController.pauseTimer();
timerController.resumeTimer();
timerController.stopTimer();

Reset Timer:

timerController.resetTimer();

Listen to timer stream:

timerController.timerStream.listen((timerData) {
  print('⏲️ Time: ${timerData?.totalTimeInSeconds}');
});

🔔 Notifications

Interactive notifications are handled using awesome_notifications. When active, users can pause, resume, or stop tasks directly from the notification.

Make sure to configure permissions for Android and iOS as per the awesome_notifications setup guide.

📂 Data Persistence

Timers are saved in Hive box:

• Each change to the timer updates the stored data.

• On app restart or crash, the last state is recovered.

• addSecondsWhenTerminatedState helps recover the time lost while app was terminated.

🧪 Methods Overview

init(): Initializes Hive and Notifications

initTimer(): Sets a new task timer

startTimer(): Starts the timer

pauseTimer():Pauses the timer

resumeTimer():Resumes the paused timer

stopTimer(): Stops the timer

resetTimer(): Resets the timer and clears timestamps

getAllTimers(): Fetches all saved timer sessions

getCurrentTimer(): Gets the currently active timer

deleteCurrentTimer(): Deletes the current timer

getFormattedTime(): Returns formatted elapsed time