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PyClock

What

A simple digital clock for the terminal

Run

python pyclock.py

Controls

Keys

Actions

q or Q or Esc

quit

s or S

toggle seconds

p or P

toggle punctuation

c or C

toggle center display

a or A

toggle auto scale display

0 to 9

change color

< or ,

decrease width

> or .

increase width

[ or {

decrease height

] or }

increase height

- or _

change color down

- or +

change color up

` or ~

random color

Command-line options

Options

Descriptions

-h or --help

show help message

-S or --no-seconds

do not display seconds

-s or --seconds

display seconds

-P or --no-punctuation

do not display punctuation

-p or --punctuation

display punctuation

-C or --no-center

do not center clock display

-c or --center

center clock display

-A or --no-auto-scale

do not auto scale display

-a or --auto-scale

auto scale display

-k COLOR or --color COLOR

color 0-255 (default: 2)

-f FORMAT or --format FORMAT

time format (default: %I%M%S)

-W WIDTH or --width WIDTH

scale width (default: 1)

-H HEIGHT or --height HEIGHT

scale height (default: 1)

Configuration file

Check out example.pyclock.conf for details.

Support

  • [x] Works on Linux completely

  • [x] Works on OSX completely

  • [ ] Windows not supported

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