broli
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Tim-ta (Timed Tasks)
This site has this timer app, with a lot of features: https://www.pippim.com/programs/tim-ta.html.
So this app runs on all the devices that can use a web browser and it is open source: https://github.com/pippim/pippim.github.io.
On other browser than Firefox it may be not perfect or don't work at all, e.g. on very lightweight browser that cannot even open a video.
There is documentation there, you can set up:
You can also use it offline, right click -> Save Page As and then open it on the browser.
But currently the dark theme shouldn't work offline.
If someone wants to run the page locally:
This site has this timer app, with a lot of features: https://www.pippim.com/programs/tim-ta.html.
So this app runs on all the devices that can use a web browser and it is open source: https://github.com/pippim/pippim.github.io.
On other browser than Firefox it may be not perfect or don't work at all, e.g. on very lightweight browser that cannot even open a video.
There is documentation there, you can set up:
- Infinite timers each one with a custom task ending sound/name/duration (not really infinite because the device will run out of ram).
- Infinite sets with custom task ending sounds.
- All sets to end the workout with a custom task ending sound.
- Upload and use a custom sound for the task ending sound, I like to use the one of the Darebee pages.
- Upload/save the configuration of the project.
- Infinite projects.
- Optional pop-up window that remember the position.
- Dark theme to take care of the eyes and save power.
You can also use it offline, right click -> Save Page As and then open it on the browser.
But currently the dark theme shouldn't work offline.
If someone wants to run the page locally:
- Clone the repo.
- Create a Gemfile with this line: `gem "github-pages", group: :jekyll_plugins`.
- Run `bundle install`.
- Run your Jekyll site locally `bundle exec jekyll serve`.