Stopwatch is a command line tool to track the start and duration of named timers. The data is stored in your home directory as .stopwatch.json.
go get github.com/jweir/stopwatch
Usage for stopwatch version 0.2:
stopwatch
Prints all existing stopwatches.
stopwatch label...
Starts a new stopwatch with the given label.
Or stops a existing stopwatch with that label.
Flags:
-prompt
Prints the label of the first of the stopwatch.
Prints an empty string if there are no stopwatches.
-stopall
Issues a stop command all stopwatches
This was a quick 45 minute project to build a simple stop watch and scratch that itch.
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