Command-line application for the Pomodoro time management technique.
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 Growl. These notifications appear half-way, at the 5 minute point, and when the task duration has expired.
Taken from pomo help:
Most of the subcommands work directly with tasks,
and because of this pomo provides a unified task selection api
shown below which can be used with most of the commands
(those with [task ...] in their synopsis).
n : selects a single task by index : Ex: pomo remove 1
[n ]+ : selects several tasks by index : Ex: pomo remove 2 8 1
n..n : selects a range of tasks : Ex: pomo remove 5..9
n..-n : selects a range of tasks : Ex: pomo remove 2..-1
first : selects the first task : Ex: pomo remove first
last : selects the last task : Ex: pomo remove 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
View global or command specific help: $ pomo help $ pomo help add $ pomo help remove
Get started by adding a task: $ pomo add "Fix IE stying issues"
And another: $ pomo add "Destroy IE" --description "because IE is terrible"
List your tasks (or use pomo which defaults to pomo list):
$ pomo list
0. Fix IE stying issues : 25 minutes
1. Destroy IE : 25 minutes
Start the first incomplete task: $ pomo start Started Fix IE stying issues, you have 25 minutes :) (=........................) 24 minutes remaining
Once you have completed the task, list again: $ pomo list ✓ 0. Fix IE stying issues : 25 minutes 1. Destroy IE : 25 minutes
Or take a break: $ pomo break $ pomo break 10 $ pomo break --length 10
List only remaining tasks: $ pomo list --incomplete 1. Destroy IE : 25 minutes
List only completed tasks: $ pomo list --complete ✓ 0. Fix IE 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 view first $ pomo view last $ pomo view 5 $ pomo view 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
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Copyright (c) 2009 TJ Holowaychuk [email protected]
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