A Timer for Daily Standup meetings for the terminal
For a timer with graphical interface see sister project Daily Timer GUI
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
| Left Arrow | Select previous participant on list |
| Right Arrow | Select next participant on list |
| Space | Toggle timer pause/resume |
| h | Display/Hide help menu |
| q | Exit application |
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| time | int | limit of seconds after which enter in overtime |
| warning | int | Number of seconds when an warning wil be displayed |
| participants | list of str | List of team members |
| randomOrder | bool | Flag to randomize the participants list before each startup |
| stopwatch | bool | Function mode flag. True: stopwatch, False: countdown |
| stats.display | bool | Flag to display or hide statistics on member list |
| stats.lastDailies | int | Number of last dailies to include in the statistic calculations |
You can use the --help option to get more details about the options
usage: daily_timer.py [-h] [-c CONFIG]
Timer for Daily Timer.
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-c CONFIG, --config CONFIG
path for configuration
The flag CONFIG is used to choose which configuration/team to use in the timer, the default is team.json
- Create a virtual enviroment
- Install the requiments specified in the file
requirements_linux.txt - Run PyInstaller on main script:
$ pyinstaller --onefile daily_timer.py- Create a virtual enviroment
- Install the requiments specified in the file
requirements_windows.txt - Run PyInstaller on main script:
$ pyinstaller daily_timer.pyThe script compilation can be done with a single output file with the following line, but it may the flaged as a false-positve for virus and mallware. This is due to the executable not being signed, which requires paying for a certificate.
$ pyinstaller --onefile daily_timer.py- Scroll capabilities when there are more than 10 ten members
- Add tooltip for keys at the bottom of screen
- Test how make terminal responsive with windows size changes