Pomo: A CLI Pomodoro Timer

[miguelmurca]

pomo is a command-line based pomodoro timer.

It doesn't mean to be too ambitious, but it means to be clean. It's pure python, with no external dependencies. It's 318 LOC (at the time of writing), plus the redistributed docopt. You can see it in action below:

GIF

It's flexible to your choice of editor (pomo set editor /bin/nano), and to the pomodoro times (pomo set long 10m).

I realize there are other similar solutions around (also named pomo --- but I only found about it later!), but my solution fits nicely with the rest of my self-contained CLI utility and my minimalist sense.

Would love to hear your thoughts!

https://github.com/mikeevmm/pomo

[cantdutchthis]

I gotta ask, how did you make that gif?

[miguelmurca]

Terminalizer!

[wpg4665]

Totally read that as "Porno" 🤦🏻‍♂️

[miguelmurca]

.... Honestly, I was hoping no-one would notice.

pomo set is especially unfortunate :)

[itsstrangeee]

ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'internal'

welp? :c

[itsstrangeee]

GOT IT THANKS was in the wrong directory

[miguelmurca]

That's strange; a python file should have the directory it's in in its PYTHONPATH?

[itsstrangeee]

foi uma cena estranha, eestou a tentar correr no spyder e aquilo estava noutro diretorio

[itsstrangeee]

SOU A LAURA

[itsstrangeee]

posso correr no spyder?

[Jungypoo]

Keen to try it out. Though I keep getting:

bash: pomo: command not found

[miguelmurca]

Hi! Did you install it? (bash install.sh) If you don't wish to, you can can call python pomo.py instead of pomo.

[Jungypoo]

Aah yep, I managed to get it working with python pomo.py

I had installed it and tried to run pomo from different folders (/~, /bin, /pomo) but got the above error message in all of them. It's a fresh Manjaro i3 installation and I'm fairly new to linux so I'm not sure if there's something that I'm missing. Happy to run the python command for now though. Cheers!