chronos
chronos is an ncurses stopwatch/timer. It supports multiple simultaneous timers, which makes it ideal for keeping track of time spent on various tasks.
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Installing
From the command line:
pip install chronos
If chronos is already installed, you can upgrade to the latest version with:
pip install --upgrade chronos
Usage
To use chronos, run it from the command line:
chronos
Commands
The following commands are supported:
n - Creates and starts a new timer. j - Move cursor down. k - Move cursor up. d - Deletes the selected timer. e - Edits the title of the selected timer. p - Pauses/starts the selected timer. r - Resets the selected timer. a - Adds time to the selected timer. s - Subtracts time from the selected timer. q - Quits the program. h - Shows the help screen.
Adding and Subtracting Time
When entering the amount of time to add or subtract, you can use any combination of the following formats:
xh - x number of hours ym - y number of minutes zs - z number of seconds
So if you wanted to add/subtract 1 hour and 5 minutes, type:
1h5m
Or if you wanted to add/subtract 45 minutes and 30 seconds, type:
45m30s
Version Information
Current stable release is v0.3, last updated on 1 May 2015.
Feedback
Feel free to send any feedback you may have regarding this project to NSinopoli@gmail.com.
Changelog
v0.3
Add support for window resizing and scrolling (GH-4)
v0.2
Overhaul the UI and improve the UX
v0.1.2
Implement functionality to add and subtract time (GH-2)
v0.1.1
Change xterm-color to xterm to support curs_set(0) (GH-1)
v0.1
Initial release
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