A few updates

[stephenmckinney]

Most likely you're not still supporting this gem, but I've had fun using it and added a few features that made it more useful for myself after seeing the Pomodoro plugin for RubyMine I wanted something similar in iTerm2.

Here's the punchlist:

• Added detach mode, on by default. To get the 1.x progress bar run pomo start -p. Closes #1
• Added notification support for Mac OS X User Notifications on OS X 10.8+, and libnotify for Linux. Growl continues to be supported on OS X 10.7 or earlier. Closes #23
• Added output of pomo timer to ~/.pomo_stat.
• Added pomo ls as an alias to pomo list

The ~/.pomo_stat feature enables Tmux status lines, etc. to read this file and display the current time left in a Pomodoro e.g.

in tmux.conf

# status bar refresh rate (seconds)
set -g status-interval 3
# right status bar
set-option -g status-right '#[bold]⡇ #H ⡇ #(~/.bin/pomo)  ⡇ #(~/.bin/battery) ⡇ %b %d %I:%M%p '

~/.bin/pomo

#!/bin/sh

# Display timer as red if less than 5 mins and
# green for greater that 5 mins. 0 is not changed.
echo $(cat ~/.pomo_stat) | \
sed \
-e 's/^\([1-5]\):00/#[default]#[fg=red]\1:00#[default]#[bold]/' \
-e 's/^\([1-9][0-9]\{0,1\}\):00/#[default]#[fg=green]\1:00#[default]#[bold]/'

[stephenmckinney]

If you're not interested in maintaining the pomo gem, there are some options:

1. I can take over maintenance and you can give me access to push the gem to rubygems OR
2. I could just make a fork called 'pomo2' or something and push my own gem

I'm interested in adding more features like: pomo pause/stop; having pomodoro sets so that you can take a long break after 3 or 4 pomodoros; adding pomo sets, duration, short break, and long break into .pomorc, etc.

[tj]

im happy to give you access, i dont remember how to do that with gem though

[stephenmckinney]

To add me as an owner, you can execute the following:

gem owner pomo --add stevemckinney@gmail.com

[tj]

hmm apparently my credentials are gone haha, fuck it, ill have to look into it later, centralized registries ftw

[stephenmckinney]

LOL. OK. Going to https://rubygems.org/profile/edit under 'API Access' should point you in the right direction.

Steve McKinney

On Thursday, December 13, 2012 at 4:18 PM, TJ Holowaychuk wrote:

hmm apparently my credentials are gone haha, fuck it, ill have to look into it later, centralized registries ftw

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub (https://github.com/visionmedia/pomo/pull/24#issuecomment-11353770).

[tj]

k done

[stephenmckinney]

nice. thx.