A rice-like clock for terminals.
- Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/meth1337/rice-clock && cd rice-clock
or manual cloning
- Without use of source code (using binary from github)
- Run
bash install.sh
.
- With use of source code (building your own)
- Navigate to
/src/
- Run
bash install-depencies.sh
- Run
bash build-binaries.sh
, and thenbash create-command.sh
.
The script can be used with entering rice-clock -(color)
, for example rice-clock -r
for red color.
For example, rice-clock
works pretty good with lolcat (rice-clock -w | lolcat
):
v1.0.0:
- First release
v1.0.1:
- Minor fixes
v1.1.0:
- Added:
- Changelog tab to README
- 2 more except blocks to the script
- 1 more installation scrpt (install-depencies.sh)
- 1 more credit to Credits tab
- Edited:
- Instruction
- Main script
- Installation scripts
v1.1.1:
- Added:
- New screenshot to README (gif now)
- Minor fixes to different parts of project
- New binary
- Edited:
- README
- Except blocks (now they work better)
- 1 installation script (build-binaries.sh)
- Code documentation
v1.2.0
- Added:
- Font system (kinda big upd)
- Edited:
- Switched to new library for ASCII text (https://pypi.org/project/art/)
- Installation scripts (no need to install banner package anymore)
v1.2.1
- Added:
- Install script for installation without source code
- Edited:
- README
- Main script (help argument)
- Refactored whole project (it's more user-friendly now.)
v1.2.2
- Added:
- 12h AM/PM format to script (as an option to switch in the code)
- 1 more binary for AM/PM (if you want to install 12h format just rename rice-clock-12h to rice-clock)
- Edited
- README
- Main script
v1.2.3 (maybe the last release unless something needs to be fixed)
- Added:
- Bug report and feature request templates
- License (the project is now licensed under GNU GPL V3)
- Edited:
- Installation scripts so they now work perfectly
- README
- Fixed different parts of projects.
v1.2.4
- Edited:
- README
- Fixed "failed to execute script" error
- Switching the color of text in real time (while the script is running)