A simple GNOME extension that provides a panel timer with an alarm sound notification. Single time units: Use simple time formats like 1h, 1m, or 1s. Multiple time units: Combine units, such as 1h 30m, 1m 25s, or 1h 20m 30s. Repetitions: Use repX (e.g., rep3 for 3 repetitions). Rest time: Use restX with time units (h, m, s) like rest1h, rest1m, rest30s. Combining Units: You can combine the following units to create a custom timer. For example: 2s rep3 rest1m = 2 seconds of work time, 3 repetitions, and 1 minute of rest between repetitions. 1m rep5 rest30s = 1 minute of work time, 5 repetitions, and 30 seconds of rest after each rep.
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1. Set the instance in `this.menu` property (line 292 `extension.js`). 2. Timeout hasn't been addressed here (line 145 `extension.js`).
Btw, line 146 `extension.js` will give you fatal error since you are still using `Gst` there.
Thanks for the reviews. Btw, your channel is amazing, the reason why I adventured myself creating this plugin ;)
Thanks! I'm glad it brought you to the extension community. Let me know if you need any help with the fix.
By the way, what do you mean by 1. Set the instance in `this.menu` property (line 292 `extension.js`).? I tried some stuff I found on internet but this is the only one I could make work.
I mean you should do this instead: ```js this._menu = new TimerMenu(this, 1.0, St.Side.TOP, this); this.setMenu(this._menu); ``` Don't forget to use `this._menu` instead of `this.menu` in destroy.
:facepalm: that's literally what went wrong, I forgot _. There we go, I will upload the new version now. Thanks!
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