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# nowopen
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`nowopen` is a simple program to display which places are currently open.
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## Installing
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`sudo make install` to install, and `sudo make uninstall` to uninstall.
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You should also create a file to store business hours in at either
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`~/.local/share/nowopen/businesshours` (recommended) or `~/.businesshours`.
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An example businesshours file is provided, so you can get started by
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running `mkdir -p ~/.local/share/nowopen && cp example_businesshours ~/.local/share/nowopen/businesshours`.
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The businesshours format looks like:
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```
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Mario Bros Plumbing (plumbers):
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7am-6:30pm
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sun: closed
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```
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## Usage
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Once you have a businesshours file, run `nowopen [-p] [tag1 tag2...]`. Establishments
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matching any of the specified tags (prefix matching is used) and the amount of
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time till they close will be displayed. E.g. `nowopen plumber` will show how long
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"Mario Bros Plumbing" is open. The "-p" flag can be used to print plain text to
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stdout instead of displaying in a temporary display with colors.
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