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⏳ Lesekaters Fork of AnotherPomodoro

Free and open-source Pomodoro application, right in your browser.

What does this fork do?

This fork add's Homeassistant support to the application to integrate it into a smart home environment. [Under Development]

What is it?

AnotherPomodoro is a Pomodoro timer application running in the browser. It helps you manage your time so that you can do more work instead of watching videos of cute cats 😿

Quickstart: your schedule

When working with AnotherPomodoro, you'll be moving between three types of sessions:

1. Work.
   Do what you have to do.
2. (Short) Pause.
   Take a short rest, stand up from your computer and drink some water.
3. Long pause.
   Having worked some time now, take a longer break. You can grab a cup of coffee, watch some memes and scroll social media.

With the default Pomodoro settings, every third break will be a long one.

💡 Tip. You can customize the length of the timers and the frequency of long pauses, too!

What you get

Here's the looong list of features this app includes.

• ⏰ Multiple timer styles
  • (12:34) traditional
    a classic one with second-precision for those who want to know exactly how much time is left until coffee break
  • (12 minutes) approximate
    this one displays time with minute-precision so you know how much time is left but your eyes won't stick to the counter since it does not change every second
  • (50%) percentage
    being even less informative, this one keeps you away from the distraction of calculating "what can I do in the remaining 12 minutes and 34 seconds?".
• 💡 Friendly, focused and clean user interface
  • the essentials: a timer in the middle and controls at the bottom. The rest can be turned off:
    • a quick glance at your schedule at the top
    • a smart to-do list
    • fancy and colourful progress bar in the background
• 📑 Flexible schedule
  • adjust the length of your sessions separately or use one of the built-in presets
  • set how frequent long pauses are
• 🎵 Multiple ways to notify you
  • play sounds when you finish a section
  • desktop notifications so you don't have to keep checking your browser
• ⚙ Plenty of options
  • set your schedule the way you want it
  • hide the schedule, the progress bar or the to-do list
  • enable/disable audio and/or desktop notifications
  • change the number of schedule items shown
  • control your timer using the keyboard
  • dark and light themes
  • ... and more to come in the future!
• ✅ Clean to-do list
  • set separate tasks for work, pause and long pause sections
  • only shows your top relevant tasks while the timer is running
  • automatically remove completed tasks at the end of each session
  • remembers your tasks across sessions
• ✨ Other nice-to-have features
  • remembers your settings
  • adaptive ticking: timers will update less frequently while the browser tab is not visible
  • it's a PWA (Progressive Web App): it's fast and you can install it through your browser!
  • fancy and fluid animations
  • setup wizard to get you started with the app
  • localisations
  • helpful error pages
  • automatically advance sections
• ✔ No installation required. Just open the webpage and enjoy it! You can even self-host it!
• 📵 No tracking, ads or any fishy stuff -- and it's entirely free
• 👋 Open development
  • anyone can view the source code, raise issues (feature requests, bug reports) or even submit their own improvements!

⚠ Transparency warning

Production deployments (on Netlify or elsewhere) may use third-party tools (like Plausible Analytics or FairAnalytics) to measure site performance.

The app itself still does not collect any data (eg. when you're running it on your own machine) 💪

🖼 More screenshots

🏗 If you're a developer

This is an open-source project that welcomes contributions. Please check the contribution guidelines before opening issues, discussions or pull requests!

❤ Technologies, packages used

• NuxtJS (and thus VueJS)
  • nuxt-i18n (and thus vue-i18n) for localization
  • nuxt/google-fonts for Google Fonts support
  • nuxt/pwa for PWA (Progressive Web Apps) support
  • vue-native-notification for easier notifications support
  • vuex-persistedstate for store persistence
  • Vuelidate for input validation (vuelidate)
  • @nuxt/image for automatic image optimization
• Tailwind CSS
  • @tailwindcss/forms
• Tabler Icons through vue-tabler-icons
• DayJS for time formatting
• conventional-changelog/standard-version for automatic changelog generation from conventional commits

🛠 Building or running the app yourself

# install dependencies
$ yarn install

# serve with hot reload at localhost:3000
$ yarn dev

# generate the final static site
$ yarn generate