This simple split tracker was hacked together by 3snow p7im. It was originally written because there were no exisiting solutions for split tracking with a delayed start available on *nix platforms.
Urn requires libgtk+-3.0, x11 and libjansson.
Initially the window is undecorated. You can toggle window decorations
by pressing right Control.
The timer is controlled by key presses:
| Key | Stopped | Started |
|---|---|---|
| Spacebar | Start | Split |
| Backspace | Reset | Stop |
| Delete | Cancel | - |
Cancel will reset the timer and decrement the attempt counter. A run that is reset before the start delay is automatically cancelled. If you forgot to split, or accidentally split twice, you can manually change the current split:
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
| Page Up | Unsplit |
| Page Down | Skip split |
Keybinds can be configured by changing your gsettings.
Currently there is no settings dialog, but you can change
the values in wildmouse.urn path with gsettings.
| Key | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| start-decorated | Boolean | Start with window decorations |
| hide-cursor | Boolean | Hide cursor in window |
| global-hotkeys | Boolean | Enables global hotkeys |
| theme | String | Default theme name |
| theme-variant | String | Default theme variant |
| keybind-start-split | String | Start/split keybind |
| keybind-stop-reset | String | Stop/Reset keybind |
| keybind-cancel | String | Cancel keybind |
| keybind-unsplit | String | Unsplit keybind |
| keybind-skip-split | String | Skip split keybind |
| keybind-toggle-decorations | String | Toggle window decorations keybind |
Keybind strings should be parseable by gtk_accelerator_parse.
The color of a time or delta has special meaning.
| Color | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Dark red | Behind splits in PB and losing time |
| Light red | Behind splits in PB and gaining time |
| Dark green | Ahead of splits in PB and gaining time |
| Light green | Ahead of splits in PB and losing time |
| Blue | Best split time in any run |
| Gold | Best segment time in any run |
- Stored as well-formed json
- Must contain one main object
- All keys are optional
- Times are strings in HH:MM:SS.mmmmmm format
| Key | Value |
|---|---|
| title | Title string at top of window |
| start_delay | Non-negative delay until timer starts |
| world_record | Best known time |
| splits | Array of split objects |
| theme | Window theme |
| theme_variant | Window theme variant |
| width | Window width |
| height | Window height |
| Key | Value |
|---|---|
| title | Split title |
| time | Split time |
| best_time | Your best split time |
| best_segment | Your best segment time |
Create a theme stylesheet and place it
in ~/.urn/themes/<name>/<name>.css where name
is the name of your theme. You can set the global theme by
changing the theme value in gsettings. Theme variants
should follow the pattern <name>-<variant>.css.
Your splits can apply their own themes by specifying
a theme key in the main object.
For a list of supported CSS properties, see GtkCssProvider.
| Class |
|---|
| .window |
| .header |
| .title |
| .attempt-count |
| .time |
| .delta |
| .timer |
| .timer-seconds |
| .timer-millis |
| .delay |
| .splits |
| .split |
| .current-split |
| .split-title |
| .split-time |
| .split-delta |
| .split-last |
| .done |
| .behind |
| .losing |
| .best-segment |
| .best-split |
| .footer |
| .prev-segment-label |
| .prev-segment |
| .sum-of-bests-label |
| .sum-of-bests |
| .personal-best-label |
| .personal-best |
| .world-record-label |
| .world-record |
If a split has a title key, its UI element receives a class
name derived from its title. Specifically, the title is lowercased
and all non-alphanumeric characters are replaced with hyphens, and
the result is concatenated with split-title-. For instance,
if your split is titled "First split", it can be styled by
targeting the CSS class .split-title-first-split.