A simple clock for your terminal made using Rust
cargo install --git=https://github.com/nate-sys/tuime
# or
git clone https://github.com/nate-sys/tuime
cd tuime
cargo build --release
mv ./target/release/tuime /usr/local/bin/tuime
nix profile install github:nate-sys/tuime
Download the appropriate binary from the releases section
Usage: tuime [OPTIONS]
Options:
--format <FORMAT>
Format the time
[default: %H:%M]
-c, --colors <COLORS>
Supply a color to use for rendering
If the font supports it you may supply mutliple colors : -c red -c green ...
To see what fonts support multiple colors, see https://github.com/dominikwilkowski/cfonts"
Possible values:
- system:
Uses the system font defined by your console
- black
- red
- green
- yellow
- blue
- magenta
- cyan
- white
- gray
- red-bright
- green-bright
- yellow-bright
- blue-bright
- magenta-bright
- cyan-bright
- white-bright
- candy:
A color that randomizes it's colors from a set of bright candy-like color set
-f, --font <FONT>
Set the font
To see what fonts you can use, go to https://github.com/dominikwilkowski/cfonts"
[default: font-block]
[possible values: font-console, font-block, font-simple-block, font-simple, font3d, font-simple3d, font-chrome, font-huge, font-shade, font-slick, font-grid, font-pallet, font-tiny]
-g, --gradient <GRADIENT>
Set a gradient instead of regular colors : -g "#ffaabb" -g "#ee22ff" ..."
-u, --utc-offset <UTC_OFFSET>
Set the utc offset
If this argument is not supplied, we will try to use the local time
Supplied as /-<secs>. Eg: tuime -u="-3600", tuime -u=" 7200"
-s, --screensaver
Screensaver mode
-h, --help
Print help (see a summary with '-h')
-V, --version
Print version
tuime -c Red -c Black
tuime -c Blue --format "%H:%M:%S" -f shade
tuime -c Candy -f Tiny
tuime -f Simple3d -g '#ffe' -g '#3af'