A simple command line pomodoro timer
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gomodoro

A simple command line pomodoro timer

Usage

Run gomodoro to start the default timer. It will print the current status on the command line.

You can customize the duration and the logging interval by using the -duration or -interval flags. Example: A 30 min timer logging every 1 min would be gomodoro -duration 30m -interval 1m (Not working right now)

Only one gomodoro timer can be running at a time. If you are running one in the background on another thread, you can display the status by using gomodoro -status