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@slashinfty/chronode

v0.0.7

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Command-line-based speedrunning timer

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chronode

Command-line-based speedrunning timer

splash screen for the timer

timer actively running

Current version: 0.0.7

This is considered beta. If you have a question on functionality or want to suggest a feature, use Discussions. If you encounter a bug or problem with the timer, open an Issue.

Future Feature List

  • Save run history

Features

  • Uses the Splits.io Exchange Format for splits
  • Converts existing LiveSplit files into Splits.io Exchange Format files
  • Can download and upload splits from Splits.io
  • Can connect to a race on racetime.gg and have the timer start and stop automatically

Installation

Requires Node.js >= v17.9

git clone [email protected]:slashinfty/chronode.git
cd chronode
npm i
npm link

Alternatively:

npm i -g @slashinfty/chronode

Then you can use chronode in your terminal emulator/command line prompt.

Note: splits files (.json or .lss) must be placed in the folder indicated in config.json. More info below.

Configuration

Configuration file is located in the installation folder as config.json. It is generated on the initial running of the program, and defaults can be restored by deleting the file and running the program.

What can be configured?

  • Colors for the timer (possibilities listed here)
  • Hotkeys while the timer is active (in order to identify potential hotkeys, use this script)
  • Displayed precision of times
  • Location of local splits (.json files)