Open tommy-mor opened 4 years ago
I found a way for you to set a timer, it is based on a timer web page, it works with parameters in aliases, you can read about here
If you just want it for minutes, you can try alias -add timer search -u https://www.bigtimer.net/?minutes=%&repeat=false
The %
after minutes=
is the parameter, so, if you want a 5 minutes timer, just type timer 5
it will launch your default web browser with the timer page
Now, if you want a complex timer, you can try alias -add complextimer search -u https://www.bigtimer.net/?hours=%&minutes=%&seconds=%&repeat=false
it adds an hour, minutes, and seconds, so at writing the command you can input complextimer 1,20,30
and the page will start on 1hour 20 minutes 30 seconds, and of course if you input complextimer 0,5,0
the timer will start in 5 minutes, it requires adding some numbers, but is more complete
Having set that, you can even custom the repeat=false
, by replacing repeat=%
and the input will be complextimer 1,20,30,true
Hope will be useful 🙌
thank you! that is very clever I did not think of something like this.
I would like to make a alias/command to start a countdown timer on myphone. Something like
timer 5
creates a 5 minute timer. This would be very useful to me.Can I launch an app with cli args? Are there any apps that support that? Should I try to extend TUI with this feature? (I have made basic android apps before, I could manage probably)