Split files are stores as well-formed JSON and must contain one main object.
You can use splits located in the resource repository to start creating your own split files and place them however you want.
| Key | Type | Value |
|---|---|---|
title |
string | Title string at top of window |
attempt_count |
int | Number of attempts |
start_delay |
string (timestamp) | Non-negative delay until timer starts |
world_record |
string | Best known time |
splits |
array | Array of split objects |
theme |
string | Window theme |
theme_variant |
string | Window theme variant |
width |
int | Window width |
height |
int | Window height |
Most of the above keys are optional.
| Key | Type | Value |
|---|---|---|
title |
string | Split title |
icon |
string | Icon file path or url |
time |
string | Split time |
best_time |
string | Your best split time |
best_segment |
string | Your best segment time |
Times are strings in HH:MM:SS.mmmmmm format.
Icons can be either a local file path (preferably absolute) or a URL. Note that only GTK-supported image formats will work. For example, .svg and .webp won't.
Here is a quick example of how a simple split file would look:
{
"title": "School - Homework%",
"attempt_count": 55,
"splits": [
{
"title": "Maths",
"time": "05:12:55.123456",
"best_time": "05:12:55.123456",
"best_segment": "05:12:55.123456",
},
{
"title": "Science",
"time": "02:23:35.123456",
"best_time": "01:15:35.789520",
"best_segment": "01:15:35.789520",
}
],
"width": 250,
"height": 500
}