hr

Horizontal rule for your terminal with TASK NAME to be performed- in python!

Use the old <hr /> tag, but in your terminal.

Check how much time you took to perform the mentioned task .

Inspiration

              "A problem well put, is half solved" -- John Dewey<hr/>

The original version can be found in (https://github.com/LuRsT/hr).
It's elder brother can be found in (https://github.com/euangoddard/hr.py).

Add "TASK_NAME" in the horizontal rule, to keep you aware....

Setup

$ sudo pip install git+git://github.com/murarisumit/hr_.git

How to use it?

From the command-line:

$ hr
================================== Till the end of your terminal window
$

#Change the default symbol

$ hr -s '*'
********************************** # Till the end of your terminal window
$

Mention the "task in written" which you want to intend to perform

$hr -n "Task name" 
========  Task name =============== 

$hr -n "OpenShift and python" -s "#"
###### OpenShift in python########  #Till the end of your terminal window    

Check how much time you took to finish the task.

$hr -n "well stated problem. Start time: xx:xx"
=======  well stated problem. Start time: xx:xx  =========

Requirements

The only requirement is python (tested in python 2.7)

##I know it's a small project, but still provide your feedback. They're are really valuable for me to improve