vim-airline-tomato

Introduction

This is a vim-airline extension for an easy application of the Pomodoro Technique.

Required

• Airline: The extension is based on vim-airline (like powerline, but faster and with a deeper KISS flavor)
• powerline-font: if you use wild char’s, you may need install powerline font.

Optional

• pomicons: This is a font with 8 symbols to talk about the “Pomodoro Technique”® (You can use these special symbols to change the configuration). You can use one of the awesome-terminal-fonts that contains both powerline and pomicons symbols.

Configuration

• If you want to change the working time:

  let g:tomato#interval = 60 * 60

• If you wat to change rest time:

  let g:tomato#rest_time = 20 * 60

• If you want to change language(English or Chinese):

  let g:tomato#lang = ‘chinese’

• If you want to change working text:

  let g:tomato#remind = “☻” (“ \uf003 “ if you are using awesome-terminal-fonts)

• If you want to change rest text:

  let g:tomato#restinfo = “☺” (“ \ue1f1 “ if you are using awesome-terminal-fonts)

• If you want to enable clock:

  let g:tomato#show_clock = 1

• If you want to show a count down:

  let g:tomato#show_clock = 1
  let g:tomato#show_count_down = 1

Reset (reset the count of tomato to be one)

• manually reset

  :call tomato#reset()

• set auto reset when number over a value

  let g:tomato#auto_reset_num = 24 (here put the number you wanna set)
  if the g:tomato#auto_reset_num = -1, then the auto reset will be forbidden
  if there is no g:tomato#auto_reset_num in your config, the default auto_reset_num is 24 * 60 / g:tomato#interval, the total tomato numbers of one day.

Screenshot

Thanks

Gabriele Lana gabriele.lana@gmail.com (for providing awesome fonts)
hellolj (for README gramma check)
CodeFalling (for providing functions clock and countdown)

License

MIT

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