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A speedrunning timer for macOS

Ruby 0.11% Swift 96.10% Objective-C 0.11% HTML 0.05% C++ 3.18% Shell 0.07% LSL 0.39%

splitter's Introduction

Splitter

A native Speedrunning timer for macOS

FAQ

Tips

Tip Jar

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Stable

The latest stable release of Splitter is available on the Mac App Store:

Download Latest Stable Release

Beta Testing

If you're a "thrill seeker", want to help test the next version of Splitter, or just like living on the edge, you can try out the latest beta release, which is based on the dev branch

(https://github.com/MichaelJBerk/Splitter/releases)

Discussion

You can suggest features, report issues, and contribute to the overall discussion about Splitter on the official Discord Server.

Supported Formats

Info about Splitter's native file format

In addition to the Splitter-native .split format, the app can edit and save the following: - LiveSplit (.lss) - Splits.io (.json)

Note that some features (such as appearance and color settings) are only saved to a .split file. As such, if you don't want to have to set them every time you open the file, it's recommended to save the file as .split (by clicking "File" -> "Save as..." in the menubar). If you need to need to share it with someone who isn't using Splitter, just open the .split file, and save it in whatever other format works best.

Building Splitter

If you want to build Splitter yourself:

Install CocoaPods if you don't already have it installed
Clone this repo
run pod install in the project's root directory
- You'll be prompted to set the secret and client keys for Splits.io, but you can press the Return key to leave them blank. See cocoapods-keys for more info.
Open Splitter.xcworkspace in Xcode