ACoci86/terrahour

A world clock for the terminal, with a day and night map and a 24-hour timeline to find a time that works across time zones.

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A world clock for the terminal, with a map that shows where it is daytime and a 24-hour timeline that shows when your cities are at work. coloured by time zone. N adds a shade over the night side of the map, in four strengths. Every city you track gets a marker. Zoom with + - or the mouse wheel, drag to pan. overlap row at the bottom shows the window when everybody is at their desk. ("15:30", "3pm", "+2h", "2026-10-05 09:00"), r snaps back to live. the gap between you and them is about to shift by an hour. trading sessions, lunch breaks included. exchange opens or closes, or a plain timer. They ring the bell and send a desktop notification while the app is open. (Open-Meteo, needs network, off by default). through your cities. Nice on a spare monitor. tmux split. --line prints a one-liner for a status…

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  1. terrahour
  2. What it does
  3. Install
  4. Updating
  5. Usage
  6. Window size
  7. Status bars and scripts
  8. Network
  9. How it is put together
  10. Development
  11. Data and credits
  12. License

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What this repository does

A world clock for the terminal, with a day and night map and a 24-hour timeline to find a time that works across time zones.

Repository facts

Owner
ACoci86
Primary language
Python
Stars
170
Forks
6
Open issues + pull requests
14
License
Other
Archived
No
Default branch
main
Created
2026-10-01T11:05:15.000Z
Last push
2026-10-03T14:44:58.000Z

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Owner-supplied topics: braille, cli, daylight-saving-time, python, terminal, time-zones, timezone, tmux, tui, world-clock, world-map

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