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swyft-wait

v1.0.3

Published

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Readme

Swyft Wait

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A simple command-line utility for waiting a specified amount of time.

Installation

To install Swyft Wait, run the following command:

npm install -g swyft-wait

Usage

To use Swyft Wait, simply run the command with the desired wait time as an argument:

swait 5m

This will wait for 5 minutes before exiting.

Supported Units

Swyft Wait supports the following units:

  • a: seconds
  • m: minutes
  • h: hours

Examples

  • Wait for 10 seconds: swait 10s
  • Wait for 1 hour: swait 1h
  • Wait for 30 minutes: swait 30m

Help

To view the help message, run the command with the -h or --help flag:

swait -h

This will display the usage message and exit.

This script does not export any functions and cannot be used in any projects, only used globally as cli tool.

License

Swyft Wait is licensed under the ISC license.

Author

[SwyftPain]