waituntil is a simple command-line tool that waits until the time you specify. Useful for scheduling one-time tasks.
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waituntil

A basic tool for delaying work in the terminal to a specific time. This software was originally written in Kotlin and then recently ported to Java.

Usage:

java -jar ./waituntil.jar 10:30 ; reboot # Replace reboot with your command

The example above would make the program wait until half past ten AM before exiting and allowing the next command to run. The timestamp can be passed in the formats HH:MM or HH:MM:SS and must be in the 24-hour system. Passing dates is not supported but entering a time that has already passed will make the software wait until that time on the following day.

waituntil - a tool for delaying command execution until the specified time
Copyright (C) 2021 Jonas Tobias Hopusch

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