pomodoro-code

A pomodoro timer inside your Visual Studio Code IDE

Commands

There is a list of commands you can use in VS Code :

• Start Pomodoro
  • Start a new Pomodoro
• Pause Pomodoro
  • Pause the current Pomodoro and wait
• Reset Pomodoro
  • Stop the existing Pomodoro and wait to start with a fresh new one
• Configure Pomodoro
  • Open settings.json file to update the configuration of your Pomodoro session

Status Bar

The status bar contains the current timer of your Pomodoro. It also contains buttons to start or stop Pomodoro.

Alerts

When Work/Pause timer is over, it alerts you by showing you a pop-up.

Configuration file

The configuration file is a simple json object contained in the settings.json of your global config (user settings). By default, if there is no configuration, you can use the extension with a single Pomodoro (25 working minutes and 5 pausing minutes). The settings.json file will provide you a way to change your Pomodoro session as you want, see an example :

// Place your settings in this file to overwrite default and user settings.
{
    "pomodori": [
        {
            "work": 25,
            "pause": 5	
        },
        {
            "work": 25,
            "pause": 5	
        },
        {
            "work": 25,
            "pause": 5	
        },
        {
            "work": 25,
            "pause": 5	
        }
    ]
}

Credits

Thanks José Campos to let me use the Pomodoro icon.