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# TiddlyPom
## _A simple console Pomodoro for C++ neckbeards_
##### Why?
### Why?
I wanted a simple, UNIX-friendly [Pomodoro](http://pomodorotechnique.com/) timer.
So I came across [Thyme](http://thymerb.com) and, while simple, it requires (a) a whole Ruby stack, (b) a bunch of dependencies and (c) does the annoying thing of writing to a file for integration elsewhere. A cute trick, but a dirty one nonetheless.
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So here it is.
#### Building
### Building
Clone the repository. In the directory, run
```
make
```
And assuming you have g++ and a unixy system, it will just work. Nothing special.
#### Usage
### Usage
If you try
```
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And lo, the remaining time will be echoed back to you.
#### Integration
### Integration
Because just running tpom is sufficient to connect to the daemon and get the remaining time (without smashing your filesystem cache) -- running the command means you can integrate it wherever you need.
##### tmux
#### tmux
Add
```
set -g status-right '#(~/path/to/tpom/tpom)'
set -g status-interval 1
```
Potentially with other options for your status-right, potentially other colors -- mine, for instance is:
```
set -g status-right '#[fg=green]#(~/src/tpom/tpom) #[fg=cyan,bold]%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S#[default]'
```
But you can fit it to taste.
##### awesome
#### awesome
I love [AwesomeWM](http://awesome.naquadah.org/). So you can add the timer as a countdown widget in your ~/.config/awesome/rc.lua:
```
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And add the ```pom``` variable to your widgets list.
#### Post-Hook
### Post-Hook
Not to be outdone, you can execute an arbitrary script when the timer goes off. This is totally useful to cause notifications to fly, ring an alarm -- whatever you like. Create an executable file at ```~/.tpm-post.sh```` with a standard ```#!``` line at the top. An example is included -- just copy it to the right place.
Not to be outdone, you can execute an arbitrary script when the timer goes off. This is totally useful to cause notifications to fly, ring an alarm -- whatever you like. Create an executable file at ```~/.tpm-post.sh``` with a standard ```#!``` line at the top. An example is included -- just copy it to the right place.
#### Questions?
### Questions?
It's a tiny thing, but feel free to help me improve it. Drop me a line, or [follow me on Twitter](http://twitter.com/barakmich).