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@arach/pomo

v0.2.0

Published

Control and install the Pomo macOS HUD timer from the shell or an agent — a thin wrapper over the pomo:// URL scheme and the JSON state file.

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Keywords

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Readme

@arach/pomo

Control — and install — the Pomo macOS HUD timer from the shell or an agent. A thin, zero-dependency wrapper over Pomo's pomo:// URL scheme and the JSON state file it writes on every tick.

macOS only. It drives the installed Pomo app via open (and hdiutil for install); it doesn't bundle the app itself.

Use it

No install needed — run it with npx:

npx @arach/pomo install     # download & install the latest Pomo.app
npx @arach/pomo start       # start a focus session
npx @arach/pomo status      # see what's happening

Or put it on your PATH:

npm install -g @arach/pomo
pomo status

Commands

Timer      status [--json] · start · pause · toggle · reset · skip
           session <focus|short|long> · duration <minutes>
Intent     intent <text…> · intent clear
Audio      audio <url> · audio <play|pause|stop|next|prev>
           audio session <focus|break|long> <favorite#|url|clear> · volume <0-100>
Video      video <show|hide|toggle|page|player|browser>
Favorites  fav · fav add <url> [title…] · fav rename <n> <title…>
           fav url <n> <url> · fav move <from> <to>
           fav set <json-file|json|-> · fav play <n> · fav remove <n> · fav clear
Window     show · hide · hud · menu · face <name> · settings · stats
Login      login · login import [--browser b] [--profile p] · login profiles
           login account <n> · logout
App        install [--dry-run] [--open] · quit

Run pomo with no arguments for a live status; pomo help for the full list.

Examples

pomo intent "Writing the launch post"
pomo audio "https://youtube.com/watch?v=jfKfPfyJRdk"
pomo audio session focus 1
pomo fav play 1
pomo fav move 4 1
pomo fav set ./playlist.json
pomo status --json | jq .remainingSeconds

install

Finds the newest GitHub release carrying a .dmg, downloads it, mounts it, copies Pomo.app into /Applications (falling back to ~/Applications if that isn't writable), clears the download quarantine, and unmounts. --dry-run prints what it would do; --open launches the app afterward.

How it works

  • Commands → open "pomo://<verb>" (fire-and-forget).
  • status → reads ~/Library/Application Support/Pomo/state.json.

That's the whole contract, so anything the app exposes over pomo:// is one line away here.