🍅 Implementation of the Pomodoro Technique using figlet(6), cowsay(1), and lolcat 🐮
Features
Ctrl-Z) is trapped. Pomodoros are uninterruptible.Ctrl-C abandon pomodoros.-s (can be specified multiple times).clear so the terminal doesn't flash.Alias
I recommend creating an alias such as
alias pomo='muccadoro | tee -ai ~/pomodoros.txt'
Usage notes
The first positional argument is the amount of minutes one pomodoro should take (default: 25). If you want 20-minute pomodoros, use muccadoro 20, for example. The program exits after four pomodoros have been completed and a longer break should be taken.
Saving summaries to a file
You may want to keep a record of how many pomodoros you did and when (and for how long) you took breaks. This is supported by simply redirecting stdout:
muccadoro >> ~/pomodoros.txt
If you want to save the summary but also have it printed to stdout, use:
muccadoro | tee -ai ~/pomodoros.txt
The -i (--ignore-interrupts) flag of tee makes sure the summary is correctly processed in case the pipeline was killed with Ctrl-C (which is the intended way to quit when doing less than four pomodoros).
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