Pomo

A small command line utility for running Pomodoro timers. Uses sockets instead of polling a file each time you check the timer.

Installation

Using cargo

cargo install pomo-cli

Commands

pomo start Start a new timer

Options:

-a, --auto whether to automatically start the next timer when done

-d, --duration length of work period in minutes

-b, --break-duration length of break period in minutes

--long-break-interval do a long break every nth time, set to 0 to never do a long break

--long-break-duration length of long break in minutes

--help display usage information

pomo pause Pause a running timer

pomo resume Resume a paused timer

pomo stop Stop the currently running timer

pomo status Get the status of the currently running timer. Prints the timer time as W for Work timer and B for Break timer, along with the minutes and seconds left.

pomo next Skip to the next timer without finishing the current one.

Hooks

You can create script hooks to run when a timer starts, pauses or is finished. Create the files start.sh, pause.sh and finish.sh in the ~/.config/pomo/ directory, and they will be run during these events. The type of timer (Work, Break) will be available in the $TIMER_TYPE variable.

#! /bin/bash

say $TIMER_TYPE timer started

~/.config/pomo/hooks/start.sh

Todo

• Write tests