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# How to Track Time in VS Code
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Let's set up VS Code to count how much time you spend coding!
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## Step 1: Make a Hackatime Account
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Go to [Hackatime](https://hackatime.hackclub.com) and make an account. Then log in.
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## Step 2: Get Your Settings Ready
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Click this link to the [setup page](https://hackatime.hackclub.com/my/wakatime_setup). It will set up your account so it works with VS Code.
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## Step 3: Add the Plugin to VS Code
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1. Open VS Code
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2. Click the squares icon on the left (Extensions)
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3. Type "WakaTime" in the search box
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4. Click the **Install** button next to WakaTime
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5. VS Code might ask you to restart - click **Reload** if it does
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That's it! The plugin will use your settings from Step 2.
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## If Something Goes Wrong
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**Can't see your time?** Go back to the [setup page](https://hackatime.hackclub.com/my/wakatime_setup) and try again.
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**Plugin not working?** Close VS Code and open it again.
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**Still having trouble?** Ask for help in [Hack Club Slack](https://hackclub.slack.com) - look for the #hackatime-v2 channel.
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## What Happens Next
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Start coding! Your time will show up on your [Hackatime page](https://hackatime.hackclub.com) in a few minutes.
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