Download or clone this repository, then in polybar add:
; In your bar configuration add
modules-right = <other-modules> polypomo <other-modules>
; and add a polypomo module
[module/polypomo]
type = custom/script
exec = /path/to/polypomo
tail = true
label = %output%
click-left = /path/to/polypomo toggle
click-right = /path/to/polypomo end
click-middle = /path/to/polypomo lock
scroll-up = /path/to/polypomo time +60
scroll-down = /path/to/polypomo time -60
font-0 = fixed:pixelsize=10;1
font-1 = Noto Emoji:scale=15:antialias=false;0
In order to prevent accidental changes to the timer, polypomo starts in locked mode.
Middle click the widget or run polypomo lock to toggle locked state.
You can then scroll-up/down to change time.
If you wish to permanently change the default times start polypomo with --worktime seconds and --breaktime seconds.
if you want your work sessions to be logged, start polypomo with --saveto followed by the path to your database, polypomo will then create a table called sessions and store the date, start and stop time of each work session.
There isn't much else in terms of configuration but if the syntax above is confusing please refer to the polybar configuration wiki page.
polypomo is designed to work as a single widget in your polybar.
Running multiple polypomo instances is not a supported configuration but some workarounds are possible.
In order to display the icons as shown in the screenshots below, you need to configure a font that includes the Unicode glyphs U+1F345 (🍅) and U+1F3D6 (🏖). The example above uses the font Noto Emoji.
While polypomo implements the active -> break -> active pattern it doesn't enforce the longer break after a given number of active sprees.
This is left at the discretion of the user.
polypomo makes use of notify-send to send a notification when the timer reaches zero.
polypomo is licensed under the MIT license