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Bhathiya Perera edited this page Jan 26, 2020
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- Simply run
pydoro
and it will start with the TUI (Text User Interface).
- Focus Next: Tab | -> | l | k
- Focus Previous: Shift + Tab | <- | h | j
- Exit: q
- Start: s
- Pause: p
- Reset: r
- Reset All: a
- If
PYDORO_CONFIG_FILE
is set configuration is loaded from that location. - Default location is
~/.pydoro.ini
(Windows:C:\Users\<User>\.pydoro.ini
) - Configuration with default values will be created if file doesn't exist.
- This file must be writable from
pydoro
. - There are no validations yet! π
[General]
; Set this to True to disable clock animation
no_clock = False
; Set this to True to disable sounds
no_sound = False
; Set this to True to enable emoji tomatoes
emoji = False
[Time]
; Tomatoes in a set usually this is a 4
tomatoes_per_set = 4
; Work time in minutes
work_minutes = 25
; Small break time in minutes
small_break_minutes = 5
; Long break time in minutes
long_break_minutes = 15
; How long does alarm goes on (if sound is enabled)
alarm_seconds = 20
[KeyBindings]
; Remove any of the lines below - to not have a binding for respective function
; Navigate to previous button
focus_previous = s-tab,left,h,j
; Navigate to next button
focus_next = tab,right,l,k
exit_clicked = q
start = s
pause = p
reset = r
reset_all = a
- Custom keys allow aliases to be defined. Simply separate them from space
- Refer Keybinding documentation
-
Limitation:
Alt/Meta + x
- not supported. - Limitation: Key sequences are not supported.
usage: pydoro [-h] [-e] [--focus] [--no-clock] [--no-sound]
Terminal Pomodoro Timer
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-e, --emoji If set, use tomato emoji instead of the ASCII art
--focus focus mode: hides clock and mutes sounds (equivalent to --no-
clock and --no-sound)
--no-clock hides clock
--no-sound mutes all sounds
You can find the developer guide here.
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