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# Timer Element Work Report
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## #Overview
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This note documents the timer work completed by **Chris Sanden** in the Study-Sprint project.
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The git history shows a dedicated timer commit:
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- Commit: `d50301cb04837b196110cea43ff15c0493c5fac2`
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- Short hash: `d50301c`
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- Author: `Chris Sanden <c.sanden@outlook.com>`
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- Date: `2026-04-21`
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- Message: `First draft of timer element`
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- File added: `app/(tabs)/timer.tsx`
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- Branch references at inspection time: `timer`, `origin/timer`
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## #ImplementedFeatures
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### #TimerTab
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Created the first draft of a standalone timer screen:
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- Added `app/(tabs)/timer.tsx`
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- Implemented the timer as its own tab while the final task-start flow is still planned
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- Used React Native and Expo tab routing conventions already present in the project
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### #DurationSelector
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Implemented a horizontal animated selector for timer durations:
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- Uses `Animated.FlatList`
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- Supports snap scrolling with `snapToInterval`
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- Shows selectable durations from `1` to `60`
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- Uses scaled and faded text animation so the centered duration is emphasized
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- Updates the selected duration when scrolling ends
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### #TimerAnimation
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Implemented the first timer start animation:
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- Added a circular start button
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- Button fades and moves down after the timer starts
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- Timer overlay animates into view
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- Timer overlay then animates out based on the selected duration
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- Uses `Animated.sequence` and `useNativeDriver`
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## #UserInterface
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The timer screen includes:
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- Full-screen dark background
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- Red timer overlay
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- Large centered duration numbers
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- Circular red start button near the bottom of the screen
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- Hidden status bar for a focused timer view
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The visual direction is a simple first draft intended to make the timer interaction testable before deeper integration with tasks.
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## #PlannedIntegration
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The in-code note describes the intended next step:
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- Keep the timer as a separate tab initially
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- Later open the timer when a user starts a task
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- Replace the current duration-number area with task information such as:
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- Task name
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- Task description
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- Potentially add an animated character or visual element if time allows
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## #GitEvidence
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The work attributed to Chris is supported by this git log entry:
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```text
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d50301c Chris Sanden 2026-04-21 First draft of timer element
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```
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The commit added one new file:
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```text
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A app/(tabs)/timer.tsx
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```
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The file was later also touched in commit `cb6368a` by `Teodor` on `2026-04-22` as part of broader UI and routing fixes. The original timer implementation documented here is the `d50301c` commit authored by Chris.
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## #Conclusion
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Chris implemented the first functional timer draft for the application. The work established a standalone timer tab, duration selection, animated start behavior, and a clear path for later connecting the timer to task-start workflows.
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