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README.md

time(rs)

A simple Rust program that implements a timer daemon and CLI. It allows users to interact with timers by adding, removing, and listing them. The daemon listens for incoming connections and handles commands sent by the CLI. The CLI provides a convenient interface for users to interact with the daemon.

Example Usage

Here is an example of how the timer daemon and CLI can be used together:

  1. Start the timer daemon by running the command timers daemon.
  2. In a separate terminal, use the CLI to interact with the timer daemon:
    • Add a timer: timers add <name> <duration_seconds>
    • List timers: timers list
    • Remove a timer: timers remove <name>

The timer daemon will receive the commands from the CLI and perform the requested actions. The CLI will display the responses from the timer daemon.