Pylarm

A CLI for managing personal alarms

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The problem

Pylarm is the definition of "set it and forget it".

You need a quick and easy way keep track of the time but you're too lazy to set an alarm on your phone and to be completely honest, isn't it just a lot easier to type pylarm into your terminal and forget about it?

This solution

With easy commands right at your finger tips Pylarm aims to cure you of overcooked rice on the stove or playing a video game for FAR too long.

Table of Contents

• Installation
• Usage
• Inspiration
• Contributors
• LICENSE

Installation

This module is not distributed on any package manager and therefore must be installed directly via GitHub. You can either download the ZIP file or in your terminal run one of these commands:

SSH: git clone git@github.com:bbenefield89/PythonAlarm.git
HTTPS: git clone https://github.com/bbenefield89/PythonAlarm.git

Usage

After downloading this module you can choose to either run this manually everytime from the root directory: $ <path>/PythonAlarm/src/main.py or set up an alias in your .bashrc to quickly running this module from anywhere.

After starting up this module you will be prompted with a message What time: . Just input your time without a meridiem, A.M. or P.M., and let Pylarm do its job.

Example:
$ python <path>/PythonAlarm/src/main.py
What time: 3:30

**(Coming Soon)** After downloading this module simply navigate to the root directory of this module and run `python setup.py`. From now on, from any directory, you should be able to run `pylarm` to start the alarm.

Inspiration

My own inability to remember to set alarms for ANYTHING. Also, all the overcooked rice in my life.

Contributors

Brandon Benefield	Nikhil Kamineni	Abi Franklin	ChatPion

LICENSE

MIT