A quick n' dirty Pomodoro timer for the command line, for use with the Windows Subsystem for Linux.
Warning: Probably not usable by anyone but me, completely untested.
I couldn’t find a simple, command line-based Pomodoro timer that was usable with WSL, could display a notification instead of playing a sound, and didn’t drain my battery like crazy, so I wrote my own.
Pomo requires notify-send to be on the system path.
To (re)install (currently must be built from source):
git clone https://github.com/syvsto/pomo.git && cd pomo/ cargo install --force --path .
Run pomo from anywhere, given that ~/.cargo/bin is on the system path.
OR
cargo run --release inside the project directory.
--work, -w: Set the time in minutes of the work sessions (defaults to 25)
--shortbreak, -s: Set the time in minutes of the short breaks (defaults to 5)
--longbreak, -l: Set the time in minutes of the long breaks (defaults to 20)
--numbreaks, -n: The number of short breaks before a long one. Set to 0 to disable long breaks (defaults to 4)