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Ruby Pomodoro app for the command-line (time / task management)
https://github.com/tj/pomo
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Ruby Pomodoro app for the command-line (time / task management)
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/tj/pomo
- Owner: tj
- License: mit
- Created: 2009-10-15T19:10:52.000Z (about 16 years ago)
- Default Branch: master
- Last Pushed: 2016-05-05T14:27:26.000Z (over 9 years ago)
- Last Synced: 2024-05-08T18:37:10.672Z (over 1 year ago)
- Language: Ruby
- Homepage:
- Size: 318 KB
- Stars: 525
- Watchers: 13
- Forks: 53
- Open Issues: 14
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Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md
- Changelog: CHANGELOG.md
- Contributing: CONTRIBUTING.md
- License: LICENSE.md
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README
# Pomo [](https://travis-ci.org/visionmedia/pomo) [](https://gemnasium.com/visionmedia/pomo) [](https://codeclimate.com/github/visionmedia/pomo)
Command-line application for the [Pomodoro](http://www.pomodorotechnique.com/)
time management technique, with notification and tmux status bar support.
## Description
With Pomo you can add, remove, list, view, and start timing tasks all via the
command-line with a simple, slick interface. You are reminded of the remaining
time on a task via Notification Center, Growl, libnotify, or Quicksilver.
These notifications appear half-way, at the 5 minute point, and when the task
duration has expired. Also, the Pomo timer can be displayed in your tmux
status bar.
## Installation
$ gem install pomo
## Configuration
Pomo uses `~/.pomorc` for configuration options.
To initialize a default configuration file:
$ pomo initconfig
See [Configuration Options](#configuration-options) for more details on all the available options.
## Task Selection API
Taken from `pomo help`:
pomo provides a unified task selection api which can be used
with most of the commands. Commands with [task] or [task ...]
in their synopsis accept only single or both single and multiple
task selection, respectively.
Single task selection:
n : selects a single task by index : Ex: pomo remove 1
first : selects the first task : Ex: pomo remove first
last : selects the last task : Ex: pomo remove last
Multiple task selection:
[n ]+ : selects several tasks by index : Ex: pomo remove 2 8 1
[n..n]+ : selects a range of tasks : Ex: pomo remove 5..9 11..14
[n..-n]+ : selects a range of tasks : Ex: pomo remove 2..-1
[api ]+ : selects several tasks by api : Ex: pomo remove first last
complete : selects complete tasks : Ex: pomo remove complete
incomplete : selects incomplete tasks : Ex: pomo remove incomplete
all : selects all tasks : Ex: pomo remove all
## Examples
* View global or command specific help:
$ pomo help
$ pomo help add
$ pomo help remove
* Get started by adding a task:
$ pomo add "Fix IE6 stying issues"
And another:
$ pomo add "Destroy IE6" --description "because IE6 is terrible"
* List your tasks (or use `pomo` which defaults to `pomo list`):
$ pomo list
0. Fix IE6 stying issues : 25 minutes
1. Destroy IE6 : 25 minutes
* Start the first incomplete task:
$ pomo start
A notification window will display:
* Alternatively, you can start the first incomplete task with a progress bar:
$ pomo start --progress
Started Fix IE6 stying issues, you have 25 minutes :)
(=........................) 24 minutes remaining
* Once you have completed the task, list again (alternatively `pomo ls`) for remaining tasks:
$ pomo ls
1. Destroy IE6 : 25 minutes
* Or take a break:
$ pomo break
$ pomo break 10
$ pomo break --length 10
* List all tasks:
$ pomo ls --all
✓ 0. Fix IE6 stying issues : 25 minutes
1. Destroy IE6 : 25 minutes
* List only completed tasks:
$ pomo ls --complete
✓ 0. Fix IE6 stying issues : 25 minutes
* At any time mid-task you may terminate pomo via CTRL + C, at which
time you may manually complete the task:
$ pomo complete first
$ pomo complete last
$ pomo complete 1
$ pomo complete all
$ pomo complete incomplete
$ pomo complete 5..7
* The next time you run `pomo start` the first incomplete task
will start:
$ pomo start
Or choose a specific task:
$ pomo start first
$ pomo start last
$ pomo start 5
* You may also remove tasks:
$ pomo remove first
$ pomo remove last
$ pomo remove 2
$ pomo remove 1
$ pomo remove 6
$ pomo rm first
$ pomo rm 2..5
$ pomo rm 1..-1
* View task details:
$ pomo show first
$ pomo show last
$ pomo show 5
$ pomo show 1 2 3
* Remove all tasks:
$ pomo remove all
$ pomo rm all
* Or if you prefer, create a directory specific task list. Pomo will
auto-detect `./.pomo` in this directory, and utilize its contents.
$ pomo init
## Configuration Options
The default configuration for pomo is as follows:
* Notification library is set to Notification Center on OSX 10.8; Growl on OSX
10.7 or less and Windows; and libnotify on Linux
* Progress bar is turned off
* tmux integration is turned off
Settings are easily customizable. Taken from `pomo help initconfig`:
Examples:
# Configure with notification center, no progress bar, and tmux integration
pomo initconfig --notifier notification_center --no-progress --tmux
Options:
--notifier Specify notificaiton library: `notification_center`, `libnotify`, `growl`, `quicksilver`
--[no-]progress Run with progress bar
--[no-]tmux Refresh tmux status bar on timer change
--[no-]force force overwrite of existing config file
### Tmux Status Bar Integration
Pomo's timer can be displayed in tmux's status bar with the following
configuration set:
pomo initconfig --tmux
Then add the below to your `~/.tmux.conf`:
set-option -g status-right '#(cat ~/.pomo_stat)'
The timer will display with the default color when not active,
green during a Pomodoro, red during the last 5 minutes of a Pomodoro,
and blue during a break e.g.
## Contributing
We :heart: pull requests and feedback. Feel free to
[submit a ticket](https://github.com/visionmedia/pomo/issues) or see
[CONTRIBUTING](CONTRIBUTING.md)
for details on pull requests.
## Copyright
Copyright (c) 2012 TJ Holowaychuk. See
[LICENSE](LICENSE.md)
for details.