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interval-timer-cli

v1.0.8

Published

Cli tool that lets you create a set of interval sequences.

Downloads

41

Readme

Pomodoro / HIIT style Interval timer right in the console.

Cli tool that lets you create a set of interval sequences.

Install

OSX

$ sudo gem install -n /usr/local/bin terminal-notifier

Install npm and run:

$ npm install --global interval-timer-cli

Linux

$ sudo apt-get install festival festvox-kallpc16k libnotify-bin

Install npm and run:

$ npm install --global interval-timer-cli

Usage

For all options:

$ interval-timer --help

Creating a pomodoro set of 25 minutes, then five minutes that will be repeated twice:

$ interval-timer --sets 2 --intervals 25,5

Creating a practice sequence of 15 minutes, then five minutes then 3 minutes that will be done just once:

$ interval-timer --intervals 15,5,3

The speak flag can be used to enable text to speech for audio feedback:

$ interval-timer --speak --sets 2 --intervals 25,5

Keybindings:

During a set you can use the following keybindings:

"p" to pause/resume the timer.

"1-9" to add 1-9 minutes to the timer

"-" will remove 1 minute from the timer

License

MIT © Ricardo de Pena