Feature/show in minutes

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Updated timer display: When the "Show Hour" option is off, hours and minutes are now combined into total minutes for a simplified view.
• Bug Fixes
  • Adjusted logic so the timer display depends only on the "Show Hour" setting, ensuring consistent formatting.
• Documentation
  • Updated app name and description to reflect new features and branding.
  • Improved Japanese localization for the "Show Hour" label for better clarity.

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Walkthrough

The updates modify configuration and metadata files to reflect a new project name and repository, adjust a Japanese localization string, and revise the timer display logic to depend solely on a user setting. The timer's digit segmentation now uses the showHour flag exclusively, altering how minutes and hours are presented.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
elmapp.config.js	Changed the homepage property from a GitHub Pages URL to a GitHub repository URL.
package.json	Updated the package name and description to reflect the new project identity and functionality.
src/I18n.elm	Modified the Japanese string for showHour to clarify that it toggles the display of the hour digit, not video duration.
src/View.elm	Updated timer display logic: now only the showHour flag determines whether hours are shown, affecting how minutes and seconds render.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant View
    participant Settings

    User->>View: Interacts with timer
    View->>Settings: Reads showHour flag
    alt showHour is true
        View->>User: Display hours, minutes, seconds
    else showHour is false
        View->>User: Display total minutes, seconds
    end

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A timer’s face now shifts with glee,
Show hours or just minutes—simply!
The name and home have changed their tune,
And labels too, to match the moon.
With every tick, the code feels bright—
Sync-timer hops into the light!
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🔇 Additional comments (6)

package.json (2)

2-2: Package name change reflects the new project identity.

The name change from "simple-stopwatch" to "sync-timer" aligns with the functionality described in the PR title "Feature/show in minutes".

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4-4: Updated description clarifies the product's key feature.

The description now highlights that the timer can start from negative values, which is a distinctive feature and matches the functionality changes in the View.elm file.

elmapp.config.js (1)

2-2: Homepage URL updated to match new project name.

The homepage URL has been updated to reflect the repository name change from "simple-stopwatch" to "sync-timer", which is consistent with the changes in package.json.

src/I18n.elm (1)

37-37: Improved label accuracy for the showHour setting.

The Japanese label now explicitly states "Display the 'hour' digit" rather than the previous "Watch videos longer than 1 hour", which better reflects the actual functionality controlled by this setting and aligns with the changes in View.elm.

src/View.elm (2)

56-60: Implementation of "show in minutes" feature.

The timer display logic now properly implements the "show in minutes" feature. When showHour is false, the code combines hours and minutes into a total minutes count instead of conditionally showing hours based on their value.

This change delivers the functionality described in the PR title and aligns with the updated Japanese label in I18n.elm.

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60-60: Consider adding a test for hour-to-minute conversion.

The minutes calculation (displayTime.hours * 60 + displayTime.minutes) is a critical aspect of the "show in minutes" feature. Consider adding tests to verify that time displays correctly when converting between hour and minute formats.

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