kw-pomodoro

SYNOPSIS

kw (p | pomodoro) (-t | --set-timer) <integer>(h | m | s)

[(-g | --tag) [<str1> [(-d | --description) <str2>]]]

kw (p | pomodoro) (-l | --list)

DESCRIPTION

This feature provides a way for kernel developers to manage their time through the Pomodoro technique.

One helpful feature associated with timers is the --tag | -g option since it allows users to associate a simple tag to their timebox. Later, users can generate a report that will display their focus time per tag. Users can register a tag by simply use kw p --tag <name>. The maximum length for this tag is 32 characters. Optionally, users can provide an extra level of details by associating a description to a specific tag by using --description | -d. It is recommended to use this option with the same tag and update the description every time you work on a specific task; with that, kw can generate a fine-grained report within a set of descriptions shown nested to a particular tag.

Naturally, users might forget the tag name that they registered for a specific task. For trying to help with this task, users can use kw p --tag to list all tags created by them; the output also provides the tag id.

Note

It is highly recommended to use tags and descriptions with a timebox.

OPTIONS

-t <integer>(h | m | s), --set-timer <integer>(h | m | s):

This option expects an <integer> that indicates the timer for the Pomodoro timebox. It is mandatory to add a suffix that indicates the time unit, which can be h (hour), m (minutes), or s (seconds).

-g [<string>], --tag [<string>]:

Associate a tag to the timebox. If <string> is not supplied all existing tags are listed. Max length 32 characters.

-d <string>, --description <string>:

When used with the --tag option allows for more descriptive text associated with the timer. Max length 512 characters.

-l, --list:

This command shows information associated with each Pomodoro timebox created by the user.