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cli-pomodoro

v2.0.1

Published

A simple, cross-platform [Pomodoro](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pomodoro_Technique)-like application that runs in your terminal! Requires [Node.js version 14 and up](https://nodejs.org/en/) to work.

Downloads

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Readme

CLI Pomodoro

A simple, cross-platform Pomodoro-like application that runs in your terminal! Requires Node.js version 14 and up to work.


Quick start

  1. You must have Node.js version 14 and up to be able to use this app. Install Node.js using installer for your platform.
  2. Check that you have Node.js installed, along with npx by using the following command in your terminal:
    node -v
    npx -v
    These commands should show the current version of Node.js and npm installed e.g.,
    node -v
    v18.13.0
  3. Install the application with:
    npx cli-pomodoro
  4. After installation, restart the terminal and run this command again:
    npx cli-pomodoro
    The app should be working properly with audio now! Happy Pomodoro!

Using the Application from source code

  1. Again, you must have Node.js version 14 and up to be able to use this app. Install Node.js using installer for your platform.
  2. Clone the repository:
    git clone https://github.com/hkhoa-ng/cli-pomodoro.git
  3. Go in to that folder:
    cd cli-pomodoro
  4. Install the required dependencies:
    npm install
  5. Run the application on your terminal:
    node ./index.js
    The application should be running fine in your terminal. If any errors surface, try to stop the process, restart the terminal, and run node ./index.js in your terminal again.

Application interface

Some screenshot of the application working...

The application Pomodoro working


Feel free to edit the source code to your liking! This is just a fun little project I did in my free time!