🎉 Version 1.0 Release - pomodoro.finnlestrange.tech
This React app was created initially as a side project to help me learn more about
react.js
and web technologies likeworkers
andlocalstorage
. It has now turned into my main project and will continually be developed to support more features and interactions.
Google Lighthouse Viewer - pomodoro.finnlestrange.tech
- Support for
Google Authentication
to track statistics such as focus time, and total time focused in a given period (i.e. week, month, year etc.) - Stats menu (modal like the settings) to display firebase stats
- To-Do List support, with sync to
Google Firebase
- User settings storage with Firebase to sync across devices
- Options to change the sound for the bell chime (either pre-set or custom upload)
- Major Refactor
- Separate out settings component from main timer code
- State management (either
recoil.js
orReact Context
) to help clean up the code - Commenting out and cleaning up main time code
- Basic Timer functionality with multiple modes for breaks and focus
- Web worker to allow the timer to run in the background and keep an accurate clock
- Ability to change duration for each of the timer modes (focus, short break & long break)
- Changing Favicons for different modes (useful for pinned tabs to indicate which mode the timer is currently in)
- Sounds for button presses and a bell chime with customizable volume levels for when the timer ends
- Consistent modern UI -
React MUI
- Consistent color scheme -
Inspo from Notion's new dark theme
Some of the projects major insirations are:
- pomofocus.io - used to be my main Pomodoro timer, however I was not a fan of the color scheme, or UI. I do really like the different modes for the timer, the dynamically changing page title, and also how it makes use of a web worker, as when researching for this project, I could never really find a good implementation that worked in the background, allowing you to be on other browser tabs and still keep accurate time.
- notion.so - my absolute favorite productivity app, and it was where I got the inspo for the color scheme, i.e. the button colors, and the timer color.
This project is licensed under the MIT license