A Chronometer for GNU Emacs
This is a major mode to help you keep track of time.
I've created it because I used to cook pizza while coding and regularly completely forget about it. Yes, the result a few minutes later was a burned pizza that went straight to trash.
It is a major mode that opens in a very discrete buffer, you can set an alarm to whenever you want and you will be alerted accordingly. For your convinience you can hide it to concentrate and you'll still be alerted.
Easiest way to install is through MELPA:
- M-x package-refresh-contents RET
- M-x package-install RET
- Write Chronometer and hit enter
- Clone the repo in your machine
- Load the file using
(load-file "~/location/chronometer.el")
After installing:
M-x chronometer RET
It will automaticaly start from zero and increment every one second.
| Key | Description |
|---|---|
| a | Set Alarm |
| s | Stop Alarm |
| p | Pause Chronometer |
| r | Restart chronometer |
| h | Hide |
| q | Quit |
| ? | Help |
If you hide the buffer and want to come back just call M-x chronometer RET again.