Tkinter GUI project for timekeeping
A simple alarm clock GUI project that I worked on to improve coding habits,improve my knowledge of tkinter and pygame modules, and utilize a database. When complete, this will be a fully functioning program similar to the "Clock" app on Android or its iOS equivalent. It has support for a local digital clock, a stopwatch, alarms, and a timer at the moment. Further improvements to the alarms is my next task. I seek to add customizable messages, sounds, and repeat settings.
You can set alarms to go off at whatever time you set. You can also deactivate the alarm so it will not go off.
This digital clock shows the current local time in HH:MM:SS format.
This stopwatch can track time and save lap times. If you switch to another tab (i.e. clock, timer), the stopwatch will pause until you return
This timer counts down from the time that you set. You can also pause or stop the timer early.
To use, download the installation executable from the latest release. Then, run the executable and follow the steps in the installation wizard.
To use, download the zip file from the latest release. Then, extract the zip file and open the file "Alarm Clock.exe".
To run the source code, Python 3.8 or newer and pip must be installed. Then, you can clone the repository or download it as a zip file and extract it. Navigate to the root folder "Alarm-Clock" in Command Prompt or Terminal. Then, after creating a virtual environment (or you can just use regular pip), run the command pip3 install -r REQUIREMENTS.txt, or if that doesn't work, pip install -r REQUIREMENTS.txt.
To run the full program, after having the latest stable version of Python 3 installed and the repository cloned or downloaded, navigate to the root folder of the repository "Alarm-Clock", then run the command python -m alarm-clock if on Windows, or python3 -m alarm-clock if on Mac or Linux.
To run the digital clock program, after having the latest stable version of Python 3 installed and the repository cloned or downloaded, navigate to the root folder of the repository "Alarm-Clock", then run the command python alarm-clock\clock.py if on Windows, or python3 alarm-clock/clock.py if on Linux or Mac.
To run the alarms program, after having the latest stable version of Python 3 installed and the repository cloned or downloaded, navigate to the root folder of the repository "Alarm-Clock", then run the command python alarm-clock\alarms.py if on Windows, or python3 alarm-clock/alarms.py if on Linux or Mac.
To run the stopwatch program, after having the latest stable version of Python 3 installed and the repository cloned or downloaded, navigate to the root folder of the repository "Alarm-Clock", then run the command python alarm-clock\stopwatch.py if on Windows, or python3 alarm-clock/stopwatch.py if on Linux or Mac.
To run the timer program, after having the latest stable version of Python 3 installed and the repository cloned or downloaded, navigate to the root folder of the repository "Alarm-Clock", then run the command python alarm-clock\timer.py if on Windows, or python3 alarm-clock/timer.py if on Linux or Mac.