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Cross-platform timer, allowing you to start/stop the timer in order to time a task for instance... Inspired by http://joaomoreno.github.io/thyme/

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Description

This is a dead simple cross-platform task timer. Dead simple because it's a dead simple system-tray icon with a dead-simple context-menu which has only few actions (Start/Stop, Show timers, quit, ...).

You need to time your task? Nothing simplier, download the latest release, start it, right-click on the system-tray icon and choose your action. Be sure to read the "known bugs" not to be surprised. The options are implemented as ini files, an right-click action will reveal it.

If you find a bug, want a feature or want to implement a feature yourself, don't hesitate to open an issue on Github, I will see what I can do.

Finally, this app was an idea from @r8e9 who needed a dead simple task timer, like Thyme but cross-platform. So I made a fair-trade with @r8e9, I needed a scanned version of the physical monopoly game, we had a deal.

Supported settings

  • prompt_job: When to prompt the user for the task name
    • start (Default): On start
    • stop: On stop
    • Note: The timer will start/stop AFTER prompting the reason.
  • timers_dir: The directory where the timers will be saved
    • Absolute path
    • Relative path (default ./timers)
    • Note: Beginning with a dot means relative path
  • timers_format: The datetime format
  • timers_rotation: When to rotate (change the file) the timers logs. For i.e.: 1 file for 1 rotation
    • day (Default): Every day
    • month: Every month

LICENCES

Written in C++ with Qt 5. Licenced under Creative Commons by-nc-sa,

FAQ

Q) What does "dead-simple" spirit means ?

A) The "dead-simple app" spirit means this app aims to be dead simple and if you need more advanced options, try to ask it on github issues but not sure I will try to implement them. Usually, I do this because more advanced apps already exist on the market, and the idea is to simplify the needs not re-inventing the wheel ;)

Note:

First version written in ~14 hours... Don't stop on bugs and typo immediately please ;)

Have fun !

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