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bipbip-timer

v1.0.0

Published

The simplest notification timer for your terminal

Readme

bipbip

The simplest notification timer for your terminal. No config. No dependencies. Just type and forget.

$ bipbip 5
  ✓ bipbip in 5m (5 min)

5 minutes later you get a native system notification with sound.

Install

npm install -g bipbip-timer

Usage

Durations

bipbip 5            # 5 minutes
bipbip 30s          # 30 seconds
bipbip 5m           # 5 minutes
bipbip 1h           # 1 hour
bipbip 1h30         # 1 hour 30 minutes
bipbip 2h15m        # 2 hours 15 minutes

Specific times

bipbip 16:33        # at 16:33 today (tomorrow if already past)
bipbip 1633         # same thing, without the colon
bipbip noon         # at 12:00
bipbip midnight     # at 00:00

Tomorrow

bipbip tomorrow           # tomorrow at 09:00
bipbip tomorrow 14        # tomorrow at 14:00
bipbip tomorrow 9:30      # tomorrow at 09:30
bipbip tomorrow 1630      # tomorrow at 16:30

Add a message

bipbip 5 Stand up and stretch
bipbip 1633 Pick up the kids
bipbip 1h Call the client back
bipbip tomorrow 9 Morning standup

Manage timers

bipbip list              # show all active timers
bipbip cancel            # cancel everything
bipbip cancel 12345      # cancel a specific timer by PID

How it works

bipbip spawns a tiny background process that sleeps until the target time, then fires a native OS notification with sound. Your terminal is free immediately.

Timers survive terminal closures. They also handle system sleep correctly by checking the actual clock rather than relying purely on setTimeout duration.

Platform support

| Platform | Notification | Sound | |----------|-------------|-------| | macOS | Native (osascript) | Glass chime + "bip bip" voice | | Linux | notify-send | System sound | | Windows | Toast notification | Console beep |

Environment variables

| Variable | Effect | |----------|--------| | BIPBIP_SILENT=1 | Disable voice and sound (visual notification only) | | NO_COLOR=1 | Disable colored terminal output |

Zero dependencies

bipbip has no npm dependencies. It uses native OS commands for notifications on every platform.

License

MIT