wktimer(1)

✨ wktimer — work timer ✨

okay bestie, welcome to wktimer(1) 💖 it's part of hxtools, and it's literally just a lil timestamping bestie for your terminal. no cap.

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🌸 SYNTAX 🌸

wktimer [-FHiqs] [-A name] [-D name] [-L [name]] [-S name] [-W name] [-t file]

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🦋 DESCRIPTION 🦋

wktimer is a tiny timestamping utility with second-granularity — like, it counts in seconds, not in vibes. 🎀

It's genuinely useful for recording your time as a Consultant. iykyk 💅

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💅 OPTIONS 💅

• -A name — create a timer, or restamp an existing timer's start time. main character move fr fr ✨
• -D name — delete the given timer. bye bestie 💀
• -F — flush the timer table (that means delete all the timers, no takebacks 🙈).
• -H — don't show the header when printing the table with -L. minimalism era 🎀
• -L [name] — list a specific timer (or all timers if you don't give a name). the vibe check of timers 👑
• -S name[,name...] — stop timer(s). you can pass more than one, separated by commas 🫶
• -W name — switch to a timer: deactivate all timers and resume the given one. one timer at a time, she's monogamous 💜
• -X name[,name...] — stop a timer, or extend an existing timer's stop time. 🌈
• -i — show I-Start when printing the table with -L. ⭐
• -q — be quiet. 🤫
• -s — show Cumulative and Elapsed time in seconds. numbers bestie 🔥
• -t file — use this timer file instead of ~/.timers. custom file, custom era 🦋

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🎀 NOTES 🎀

Restamping the start mark of a timer will add the elapsed time to the cumulative count. so like, it remembers, okay? 😭

Restamping the stop mark of a timer will extend the elapsed time (and thus, cumulative time) to "now". it's giving "time keeps going" 🕐

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🌈 SEE ALSO 🌈

• hxtools(7)

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k bye bestie, go track those hours 💖✨ this was wktimer(1) from hxtools, dated 2008-02-06 — slay, periodt 🎀🫶