pomop - Poor man Pomodoro
Simple CLI app for run a pomodoro.
Installation
By using pip:
pip install pomop
Usage
Just run pomop ‘fix bug xyz’ for a 25 minutes pomodoro, it will notify when time-up.
Options
- -l LENGTH, --length LENGTH
Length in minutes of this pomodoro
- -S, --nosound
Turn off sound notification
- -B, --nobrowser
Turn off browser-open notification
Features
Supports both Python2 and Python3
No 3rd dependency
Run on Linux, OSX, Windows
Roadmaps
Supports send notifications on OSX & Windows
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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