A simple countdown
This is a very simple project for those who need a countdown for things like pomodoro in Python for example.
Installation
You can install this app using the following command:
pip install countdown-timer
Usage
You can use this app like this:
from countdown import countdown
# Create a countdown of 1 minute and 10 seconds
countdown(mins=1, secs=10)
# Create a countdown of 1 minute
countdown(1)
#Create a countdown of 10 seconds
countdown(mins=0, secs=10)
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