Commit 9c2e004a authored by Oughie's avatar Oughie
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clock-rs: 0.1.213 -> 0.1.214

parent b03f8da9

pkgs/by-name/cl/clock-rs/package.nix

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rustPlatform.buildRustPackage rec {

  pname = "clock-rs";

  version = "0.1.213";

  version = "0.1.214";



  src = fetchFromGitHub {

    owner = "Oughie";

    repo = "clock-rs";

    tag = "v${version}";

    sha256 = "06spnadlgy7902bqhhi6019ay5y55qfrarsfidp938icali9q5pi";

    sha256 = "sha256-D0Wywl20TFIy8aQ9UkcI6T+5huyRuCCPc+jTeXsZd8g=";

  };



  useFetchCargoVendor = true;

  cargoHash = "sha256-3XIPrKt6oYugIo5erBE/od55AvBGEZe46l8DMXhhzF4=";

  cargoHash = "sha256-W4m4JffqNwebGWYNsMF6U0bDroqXJAixmcmqcqYjyzw=";



  meta = {

    description = "Modern, digital clock that effortlessly runs in your terminal";
@@ -24,9 +24,9 @@ rustPlatform.buildRustPackage rec { 
      clock-rs is a terminal-based clock written in Rust, designed to be a new alternative to tty-clock.

      It supports all major platforms and offers several improvements, which include:



      The use of a single configuration file to manage its settings, with the ability to overwrite them through the command line,

      Many additional features such as a timer and a stopwatch,

      And greater flexibility as well as better user experience!

      - The use of a single configuration file to manage its settings, with the ability to overwrite them through the command line,

      - Many additional features such as a timer and a stopwatch,

      - And greater flexibility as well as better user experience!

    '';

    homepage = "https://github.com/Oughie/clock-rs";

    license = lib.licenses.asl20;