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maxxxxx
With India the overlap times are easy to determine. Never
bdcravens
Looks to hard code working hours; would be more useful if you could specify (it'd even be very useful for those with different waking hours in the same time zone!)
diit
Absolutely agree, my hope is to port into a slack bot that would then simply pull "do not disturb" hours :)
graup
I made a similar web service with sharable URLs. http://awake.zone
riffraff
it's cool but the completion seems odd, it would be nice to be able to find time acronyms like PST or CET for example.

Plus it seems to suggest some very odd places, restricting it to cities seems like a potential improvement

https://cl.ly/100X2C1z0H0B

bastijn
One of the things that is nice in outlook; adding a second time zone. Shows up in your calendar next to your own time slots. Would love to see that feature with more than two zones.
anarcat
great project! i was looking for something like this recently and it's nice to see some efforts in this direction. to all the haters: we know there are websites for this. the whole point here is to have something you can run locally, with free software too.

i'm probably burn all my karma at once with this, but i ended up writing my own similar program, in Python however:

https://gitlab.com/anarcat/undertime

My rationale is that I am... well, uncomfortable with the nodejs runtime and prefer to use Python in my programs. Python is everywhere, whereas the node runtime isn't always readily available. I know, not such a great justification, but I was curious to see how an equivalent program would look like as well (short version: it's way more verbose in Python).

So anyways, hammer away. bug reports and PRs welcome, but please keep the flames to a campfire side retreat.