Open philer opened 1 week ago
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Great idea! I will look forward to implement this as soon as I find some more time, perhaps even this weekend.
I've published v0.1.209
, which adds the ability to exit the application once the timer finishes. Update clock-rs
and run $ clock-rs timer 5 -k; echo "Timer reached zero"
to see if your issue is resolved. If so, you can close this issue.
Also, I will add a +1min (or +30s) key bind in a bit.
Hey, great project! I particularly appreciate the addition of a timer function – however since there is no alarm sound when the timer reaches zero it is of limited use. When I set myself a timer for a cup of tea I don't want to have to check it continuously.
For now I'm helping myself with this workaround:
That works in bash like shells. However it's not particularly convenient and does not allow me to reset the timer.
A sort of in between solution would be an option to exit when the time reaches zero, so you can do
That could be useful in combination with other commands as well, basically using
clock-rs timer
as a fancysleep
replacement.(On a side note, it would be nice to have a +1 min keybind)