This is just a project to get my hands on Rust. It also allows me to keep track of GitHub features (repository settings/actions/packages/...).
First, find and download the latest binary for your os from the release page.
Once done, extract the executable from the archive. If you want to use it globally, move the file inside a folder which is included in your $PATH environment variable.
Here are the available options for the command:
~$ r-clock --help
Simple command to print a clock inside your terminal.
Usage: r-clock [OPTIONS]
Options:
-s, --size <SIZE> Define the size of the clock. Used as a multiplier.
-f Keep the clock always refreshing.
-t, --timezone <TIMEZONE> Print the current time for the given timezone. If --utc is passed, this will be ignored.
-u, --utc Print the current UTC time.
-h, --help Print help
If no UTC nor timezone is passed, local time is used by default.
