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Super Simple Command-line Countdown Timer
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Are you sick of fancy timer applications?
Easy Timer provides you a minimalist countdown timer inside your command-line terminal.
When you turn on the spoken countdown, the remaining time is periodically notified by voice. This is useful for studying or working in time without watching a computer screen.
say
command or its alternatives (for spoken countdown)mog-commons <https://github.com/mogproject/mog-commons-python>
_You can now try Easy Timer by typing two command lines.
::
pip install easy-timer
easy-timer -s 0:10
pip
command may need sudo
+-------------------------+---------------------------------------+
| Operation | Command |
+=========================+=======================================+
| Install |pip install easy-timer
|
+-------------------------+---------------------------------------+
| Upgrade |pip install --upgrade easy-timer
|
+-------------------------+---------------------------------------+
| Uninstall |pip uninstall easy-timer
|
+-------------------------+---------------------------------------+
| Check installed version |easy-timer --version
|
+-------------------------+---------------------------------------+
| Help |easy-timer -h
|
+-------------------------+---------------------------------------+
Set a 10-minute timer.
::
easy-timer 10
Set an 80-minute (= 1 hour 20 minutes) timer.
::
easy-timer 80
Set a 90-second (= 1 minute 30 seconds) timer.
::
easy-timer 1:30
Enable the spoken countdown.
::
easy-timer -s 10
easy-timer --say 10
Specify say
options.
::
easy-timer -s --say-cmd='say -v Karen' 1
easy-timer -s --say-cmd='say -v "Pipe Organ"' 0:10
Set the language to Japanese.
::
easy-timer -s --say-cmd='say -v Kyoko' --lang=ja 1
LANG=ja_JP.UTF-8 easy-timer -s --say-cmd='say -v Kyoko' 1
Run a timer with caffeinate
command to prevent the system from sleeping.
::
caffeinate -d easy-timer -s 80
By default, the timer speaks on the following timings.
FAQs
Super Simple Command-line Countdown Timer
We found that easy-timer demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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