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Timer App
DEVELOPMENT IN PROGRESS
Dissatisfied with the selection of timer applications available in linux, I built my own. It maintains a simple local db in /tmp
The application is fairly simple:
- user can specify a list of different timers.
- timers can be renamed.
- timers can be started / stopped concurrently.
- on startup the timers will resume the count from the last start.
- timers should not cross over days. automatic stop times at 23:59:59 for forgotten timers.
- daily statistics view
Installation
pip install jtimer # not timer
Usage
jtimer
Planned Future developments
- timer linked triggers
- timer event view
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John's Timer - desktop app for tracking time
We found that jtimer 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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