A little node-webkit / nw.js application that attempts to answer the infamous question of "Whoa... when did I fall asleep?" by telling you when you last closed your Macbook lid or when your Mac last fell asleep after being idle for a while.
Actually, I lied. It's not that little. Because it relies on the nw.js runtime, it's like 98MB with the runtime bundled. Sigh.
Sleep has its own project page!
Download the Mac OS X DMG. Only available for 64-bit Macs.
You'll need to make sure you have nw.js installed.
npm install nw -g
The actual nw.js / node-webkit app is located in the /app directory. The root directory encapsulates the /app directory to provide build tools to actually compile the app.
You'll want to make sure you do npm install in both the root directory and the /app directory.
From the root directory:
nw app
To build, do from the root directory of the repo:
grunt nodewebkit
It'll build sleep.app, targeting OS X 32-bit and 64-bit. You'll find the resulting .app files in /webkitbuilds/sleep/.
Once the app's been packaged, we'll want to build the DMG. Make sure you have appdmg installed:
npm install -g appdmg
Then, do:
appdmg dmgConfig.json webkitbuilds/sleep.dmg
And your DMG will end up in webkitbuilds/. In the future, consider adding this as a grunt task in the gruntfile.
- Right now it'll refresh every 5 minutes. But, it'd be nicer if it could detect when the machine comes out of sleep and refresh