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Timer@axint/timer

Start, stop, or cancel a named timer via Siri or Shortcuts

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@axint/timer

An App Intent for controlling named timers. Start, stop, or cancel from Siri.

axint add @axint/timer

What you get

One App Intent with three actions:

  • start — schedules a new timer with the given label and duration
  • stop — ends the named timer
  • cancel — cancels the named timer without completing

Compiling through Axint produces ControlTimer.swift with a validated action parameter, an optional label, and a durationSeconds parameter that's only consumed on start.

Wiring the timer scheduling

The intent returns the action and parameters. Your host app handles the actual scheduling — typically through UNUserNotificationCenter for user-facing timers or a Task + Timer combo for in-app flows.

func perform() async throws -> some IntentResult {
  let result = try await IntentResultsHandler.shared.controlTimer(
    action: action,
    label: label,
    durationSeconds: durationSeconds
  )
  return .result(dialog: IntentDialog(stringLiteral: result.message))
}

License

Apache-2.0