Description

The Pomodoro is a time management approach that allows you to focus on tasks by defining a short time interval to concentrate on it, called Pomodoro, followed by short and long breaks to allow you to rest and reprioritize tasks. In general, a Pomodoro interval lasts 25 minutes while breaks are typically 5 and 15 minutes.

Interactive Pomodoro Timer Screen:

Usage:

pomo [flags]

Flags:

    --config  string    config file (default is $HOME/.pomo.yaml)

-d, --db      string    database file (default "pomo.db")
-h, --help              help for pomo
-l, --long    duration  long break duration (default 15m0s)
-p, --pomo    duration  pomodoro duration (default 25m0s)
-s, --short   duration  short break duration (default 5m0s)

Build tags:

inmemory                enables inmemory repository
disable_notification    disables notifications
containers              removes dependency on SQLite and notifications

Remarks:

• The application by default uses the SQLite repository which requires you to compile a dependency with SQLite libraries written in C. So, to compile the program for Windows you must have installed C compiler that supports Windows, such as MINGW. Or you can use inmemory repo version.
• The termdash library uses Unicode characters. To ensure the GUI displays correctly, make sure your terminal is properly configured to support Unicode.
• In this project, I've implement two different ways to distribute the application: running it in a container and cross-compiling it.