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eepytagger

Simple CLI tool for timestamping livestreams written in C, inspired by the korotagger Discord bot.

Compilation

Requires readline to be installed. gcc eepytagger.c -o eepytagger -lreadline

Usage

Commands:
  !start [HH:MM:SS]            Start a tagging session, optionally setting an initial timestamp offset.
  !end                         End the tagging session and save to the output file.
  !offset <n> +/-<seconds>     Adjust the timestamp of tag <n> by +/- seconds.
  !all +/-<seconds>            Adjust the timestamp all tags by +/- seconds.
  !range <X>-<Y> +/-<seconds>  Adjust the timestamp of tags in range X-Y by +/- seconds.
  !p +/-<seconds>              Adjust the timestamp of the previous tag by +/- seconds.
  !e <n> <new text>            Change the text of tag <n>, if <n> is not provided it edits the previous
                               tag, '$' is replaced by the previous version of the tag (can be escaped).
  !pause                       Pauses the timer.
  !resume                      Resumes the timer.
  !delete <n>                  Delete tag <n>.
  !sort                        Sort all tags by timestamp.
  !help                        Show this help message.
  <any text>                   Add a new tag with the current timestamp and the input text.

Command-line arguments:
  -f <output_file>             Specify output file (default: timestamps.txt).
  -t <temp_file>               Specify temporary file (default: /tmp/timestamps.txt).
  --resume <file>              Resume tagging from an existing file.

Use up/down arrow keys to cycle through command history.
Maximum 1024 tags allowed.

You can check your current tags by reading the temporary file.