Hasklock

Hasklock is a Haskell program that displays a binary clock in the terminal, with the HSCurses library.
The Hasklock package comes with two binaries:

• hasklock: The basic binary clock, which allows customization of foreground and background colors, as well as clock size
• randhasklock: A convenience script allowing for the randomization of foreground and/or background color.

Dependencies

Hasklock depends on:

• ncurses
• GHC: the Glasgow Haskell Compiler, required if it is desired to build Hasklock
• HSCurses: an ncurses library for Haskell. Can be installed with $ cabal install hscurses.
  Required if it is desired to build Hasklock.

Installing Hasklock

The git repository at https://github.com/DestructiveReasoning/hasklock provides both source and binary files.
The hasklock executables are provided to avoid having to install ghc and hscurses. To install the Hasklock binaries:

$ git clone https://github.com/DestructiveReasoning/hasklock
$ cd hasklock
# make install

Building Hasklock

As mentioned previously, if it is desired to build Hasklock, you must have ncurses, ghc, and hscurses installed.
Building Hasklock can be accomplished as follows:

$ git clone https://github.com/DestructiveReasoning/hasklock
$ cd hasklock
$ make
# make install

Alternatively to make install, make install clean may be run to remove the object files that were generated.