@ev3lynx727/wristworks

NTP-calibrated multi-timezone clock fetcher with YAML/ENV config.

Features

• NTP calibration — Rust native addon (napi-rs) with pure TS fallback
• 27+ timezone targets across APAC, US, Europe, Middle East
• Currency enrichment — live FX rates from moneyconvert.net (USD) / Frankfurter (EUR)
• CLI dashboard — Bloomberg-style with ascii tables, --watch, --json
• MCP server — 8 tools for AI copilot integration
• DNS tools — server-catch (geo+probe), server-fetch (full dns dig)
• Proxy aware — multi-proxy support + VPN auto-detection

Install

npm install @ev3lynx727/wristworks

Quick Start

# CLI dashboard
npx wristworks

# Watch mode
npx wristworks --watch --watch-interval 60

# Currency conversion
npx wristworks convert 100 USD to IDR EUR JPY

# JSON output
npx wristworks --json | jq

# DNS tools
npx wristworks server-catch example.com
npx wristworks server-fetch example.com

# MCP server
npx wristworks mcp

Config

Create wristworks.yaml or use .env:

ntpServers:
  - time.google.com
  - time.cloudflare.com

locations:
  - name: Jakarta
    timezone: Asia/Jakarta
    label: ID

See wristworks.yaml for all 27 targets and full options.

API

import { getTimes, calibrate } from '@ev3lynx727/wristworks'

const { calibration, locations } = await getTimes()
console.log(locations.map(l => `${l.label}: ${l.datetime}`))

const ntpResults = await calibrate()
console.log(ntpResults.map(r => `${r.host}: ${r.driftMs}ms`))

Build

npm run build:native  # Rust native addon
npm run build         # TS compile
npm run dev           # Dev mode with tsx

License

MIT