Horloge is a Pomodoro-style timer, aiming at improving your work productivity.
- [not implemented] Includes a simple single-session timer
- [not implemented] Breaks your work sessions down into smaller work-slots and break-slots of custom durations
- [not implemented] Uses native system notifications to let the user know when a session ends or start (with node-notifier)
- [not implemented] System notifications can be disabled. If so, all output is written to the terminal in which Horloge has been started.
- [not implemented] A time session can be pause or reinitialized at any time.
- [not implemented] The program can be run as a daemon (in the background) or as a command line application attached to the terminal.
[ Comming soon ]
Pull request are welcome and should follow the following requirements:
- Your code is directly related to a ticket from our issue board and that ticket is linked in the pull request description
- Code is written in accordance to the Airbnb Javascript style guide
- Code as been parsed by the linter with
npm run lintbefore each pull request
Also, people with no prior experience with commander.js or eslint should look at the following resources:
- [http://eslint.org/docs/rules/](eslint reference): the exhaustive lint of eslint rules with code examples
- Writing command line applications in Node.js: a brief guide to help you get started
[ Comming soon ]