Logging

For basic logging, use /log manual. This will prompt you for the required information. You can also use the /log command with a subcommand for your media type. For example, /log video will prompt you for a video URL.

Logs

A log is simply a record of immersion time and associated information, such as a name, date, media type, media metadata, etc.

Although not all subcommands explicitly require a time as input, all other forms of logging will be converted to an estimated time internally. Thus, it is recommended to always provide a time when you know it, and to configure your speeds for more accurate estimates.

See the export section for more details on working with logs.

Default Speeds

Although it is recommended to configure your speeds, here are the default speeds used for each media type:

For anime, you should use the episode-length field to specify the length of the episode in minutes.

Duration Overrides

All commands provide alternative ways to specify the duration of a log.

Duration

You can explicitly specify the duration of a log with the duration field (book, manga, vn, and video). When using the duration field, you may use 0 for book, manga, and vn pages/characters to indicate that you did not record these values.

Episode Length

For anime, you should use the episode-length field to specify the length of each episode in minutes.

Reading Speed (One Time)

For VNs, you can also use the reading-speed or reading-speed-hourly fields to specify the reading speed. This will not affect your configured speed for VNs, however it will be used to suggest a speed when you do configure your speed.

Complex Durations

For videos, you have an additional option, duration-complex. This field allows you to specify the duration of the video in a more complex format. For example, you can specify the duration as 1m30s or as a slice of the video, such as 2m30s: (2 minutes and 30 seconds into the video until the end).

You can also use _ and t as special values to specify the sum of your previous logs on this video and the timestamp provided in the video URL (YouTube only). For example, if you have logged 1 minute and 30 seconds on a video, you can specify the duration as _: to log the remaining time on the video, or _:t to log the time from where you left off, until the time specified in the video URL.

Date and Time

By default, the current date and time will be used for your log. You can override this with the date field. Although multiple formats are supported, it is recommended to use the YYYY-MM-DD or YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM formats. To ensure the correct time is used, you should configure your timezone.