Hey all, Iāve been using dynalist for over a year now to manage my solo video game development project.
One thing iād find very valuable is a way to estimate the time in my project, or better yet in certain documents. So I have a feature, such as āCreate new enemyā and underneath I can have '3d model the character #2h" to mark that feature as taking an estimate two hours. And then another for āAnimate the character #3hā, and then most importantly a way to tally the tags so I can read it displayed as 'total estimated time : 5 hours".
Basically exactly what this workflowy plugin does
Iāve been searching for quite some time now but havenāt found anything like this for dynalist. Has someone already made such a tool, or have something I can build off of to do this? My web-dev experience is very minimal so I wouldnāt know where to start.
Thank you for your time!
Dynalist doesnāt have much of an ecosystem for plugin apps like that.
If you google ātime tracker appā there are many popular ones tho.
Yeah I was fearing so. I already use a time tracking app called Toggl, but I like to have a rough estimate of time left in my project. Might have to move programs 
Oh, sorry, I missed the part where it was a bookmarklet. Yeah, in theory dynalist can run bookmarklets, just like workflowy can. Youāll have to modify the javascript code of course. I donāt recall anyone using bookmarklets on these forums but I donāt see why they wouldnāt work.
I found some folks who have done similar bookmarklets Tag Index bookmarklet
I tried working on this awhile back but never quite got it finished, as I have very little javascript experience. Here is how far I was able to get in case anyone came looking.
javascript: (function() {
var URL = location.href;
if (URL.indexOf('dynalist.io/d/') == -1) {
alert("Can only be used on dynalist.io");
return;
}
if (URL.indexOf('#z=') == -1) {
qChar = '#'
} else {
qChar = '&'
}
var tags = document.getElementsByClassName("Node-children")[0].getElementsByClassName("node-tag");
var hrs = 0;
if (tags.length > 0) {
var i;
for (i = 0; i < tags.length; i++) {
var float = parseFloat(tags[i].textContent.replace("/[^0-9]/g",''));
if(!isNan(float))
hrs += float;
}
}
alert("Cur estimated time:" + hrs);
})();