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 pomodoro-cli

Pomodoro Timer Command Line Interface

Pomodoro timer is a simple timer that helps you to stay focused on your tasks.

pomodoro-cli is a CLI application which implements the basic functionalities of a basic Pomodoro timer. This application was designed to be used with waybar.

Installation

Download binary

pomodoro cli (latest release)

Cargo

$ cargo install pomodoro-cli

Features

Start/Stop the Timer
Query the Timer status
Add more time to a running timer.
Wait for the Timer to finish
Add custom message to the timer status
Triggers system notification when the Timer is finished
Play alarm sound when the Timer is finished
Easy Waybar integration
Customize notification icon and alarm sound

Usage

Options for start:

--duration Set the duration for the timer (format: 1h 30m 15s)
--add Add more time to a running timer instead of starting a new timer (format: 1h 30m 15s)
--message Add a custom message to the timer status
--resume Resume a paused timer (default: disabled)
--notify Triggers system notification when the timer is finished (default: disabled)
--silent Do not play alarm sound when the timer is finished (default: enabled)
--wait Wait for the timer to finish (default: disabled)

Start/Stop the timer

# Start the timer with default configuration (25 min with alarm sound)
$ pomodoro-cli start

# Start a 30 min timer wihout playing alarm sound, but triggering a system notification
$ pomodoro-cli start --duration "30m" --silent --notify

# Stop the timer
$ pomodoro-cli stop

Pause/Resume the timer

# Pause the Timer (calling this command again will resume the timer)
$ pomodoro-cli pause

# Resume a paused timer
$ pomodoro-cli start --resume

Add more time to a running timer

# Add 10 minutes to the timer (instead of starting a new timer)
$ pomodoro-cli start -add 10m

Query the timer status

# Get remaining time in seconds (This is the default behavior for `status`)
$ pomodoro-cli status --format seconds

## Get remaining time in human readable format
$ pomodoro-cli status --format human

# Get the timer status in JSON format (for Waybar integration)
$ pomodoro-cli status --format json

Waybar integration

Waybar

Add the following module to your waybar configuration:

"custom/pomo": {
    "format": "   {}",
    "exec": "pomodoro-cli status --format json",
    "return-type": "json",
    "on-click": "pomodoro-cli start --add 5m --notify",
    "on-click-middle": "pomodoro-cli pause",
    "on-click-right": "pomodoro-cli stop",
    "interval": 1
},

CSS styling

The module supports three different states: running, paused and stopped. You can customize the styling of each state by adding the following CSS rules to your Waybar configuration:

#custom-pomo.finished {
  background: #8F0808;
}

#custom-pomo.running {
  background: #304D30;
}

#custom-pomo.paused {
  background: #AB730A;
}

Update Waybar module immediately

If you want to signal Waybar to update the module immediately when you can add pkill -SIGRTMIN+10 waybar to the on-click commands. For example:

"custom/pomo": {
    "on-click": "pomodoro-cli start --add 5m; pkill -SIGRTMIN+10 waybar",
    "signal": 10,
}

Customization

Set custom alarm sound

If you want to use a custom alarm sound, just add a alarm.mp3 file in the ~/.config/pomodoro-cli directory.

$ mkdir -p ~/.config/pomodoro-cli
$ cp /path/to/alarm.mp3 ~/.config/pomodoro-cli/alarm.mp3

Set custom notification icon