Alarm-Clock

I'm developing a TODO-list PWA which should display the tasks of the day every day at 8:00am, even when the app is closed (similar to an alarm clock).

Is there a way to achieve this with PWAs? (Mainly targeting Chrome/Android)

So far, in my service worker I have (simplified)

I have a timer and in my main.storyboard I have a thing were the timer is linked to and i need it to show the minutes and seconds like 25:52 how can I show the minute and seconds?

here is my code for the timer.

Ok, So I've editing this clock for a day now, I managed to remove the background and centered date/time as intended, I also wanted to put it on the side of the frame, so when adding I don't waste space. Turns out that although this code is the way I wanted, when I try to resize it (clicking and resizing the frame) the clock keep its size. It has this script to enable it to be resized, but unfortunately it's not working. I have no clue how to fix this anymore. I tried using 100% instead of pxs, changeing references to auto, still no luck.

I want to write a small alarm-clock-script in Python 3. I want to make it a CLI-tool with Click so I can pass an alarm time, a start command and a stop command. I don't need help with this itself.

The problem I struggle with is the fact, that when I run my script / commands, the terminal is not available for other commands. So I want to run the program in the background (or another thread?).

Example:

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