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exercise-timer

v0.1.0

Published

Tiny CLI exercise timer for waiting on long-running tasks. Lap-based, with arrow-key history and pause.

Readme

exercise-timer

Tiny CLI exercise timer for filling those moments while you wait for a long-running task (a build, a test suite, an AI agent…). Lap-based, with arrow-key history and pause.

Install

npm install -g exercise-timer

This puts extimer on your PATH.

Use

extimer

You'll be prompted for:

  • Exercise — name (pushups, squats, …)
  • Laps — how many rounds
  • Lap duration — seconds per round
  • Rest between laps — seconds (use 0 for no rest)

Press Enter to accept the default shown in [brackets]. Press ↑/↓ to cycle through past values. Press Enter on the confirm screen to start.

During the timer:

  • Space pauses and resumes. Pause time doesn't count against the lap.
  • Ctrl+C aborts.

When all laps finish, you get a Done banner and the session is appended to history at ~/.config/exercise-timer/history.json (last 100 runs).

Uninstall

npm uninstall -g exercise-timer

License

MIT