cli-interval-timer

A simple Command Line interval timer. Made it in like a hour. I made it this to help me with my meditaiton, because sometimes I only brought laptop. Lol.

How to Use

I didn't provide the guide in the command (my bad). So here's how:

timer 1h20m'X'[bowl] // This will create a timer called 'X', of 1 hour and 20 minute, with alarm of 'bowl' in `ringtone/`

timer 1h20m'X'[bowl]; 5m'Y'[bell] // This will do exacty like above, EXCEPT, after it ends, it will run another timer called 'Y', of 5 minutes, with alarm of 'bell' in `ringtone/`

timer --save-template "test" 1h20m'X'[bowl] // Saved the current timer interval as "Test" in `template.json`

timer -l // List the whole saved template

timer {template_name} // Run a saved timer with template_name. For test, you can try run `timer {meditation_hour}` instead.

<Ctrl + C> + Y/N // To initiate process termination reuest, Y=yes, N=no

<W> // To pause

<Q> // Force quit

Requirements

rich playsound keyboard asyncio

Set

Fresh Start

1. On your terminal, run python timer.py 1m20s'TEST' [bowl] for example

By PATH, meaning you can use it in any directory (recommended)

Make sure you installed the requirements already

1. Clone this repo to your C:/Users/[your-name] as bin (I assume you know how)
2. Go to Computer, right shift and click Property, go to Advanced, and Click Environmental Variables
3. On System Variables, choose Path and click Edit
4. Click New, and add this C:\Users\[your-name]\bin\
5. Click Ok, and Ok, and Ok
6. On your Command Line, run timer 1m20s'TEST' [bowl] (will run a 1 minute 20 second timer labelled TEST with alarm of bowl in ringtone/

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