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Add support for Pomodoro tracking directly in the task line using a specific syntax like ::p25
or ::pomo25
.
Sample
- Task Pomodoro ::p25 ^temp-uid
- 2025‑04‑10 14:10:10 - 25 #pomo // Pomodoro completed. This syntax allows you to track the time interval: 2025‑04‑10 14:10:10 - 2025‑04‑10 14:35:10
- 2025‑04‑10 14:54:10 // Pomodoro in progress
In edit and read modes, the widget should render a small play button that replaces ::p25
with the countdown time in minutes.
Core Roadmap
- Create a widget with an action button that replaces
::p
to start or cancel the Pomodoro inline. When started, display the remaining time and a cancel button. - On click, assign a temporary ID (e.g.,
^temp-uid
) to the parent task and store it in the plugin settings (to persist data even if Obsidian is closed). - Simultaneously, add a start timestamp as a subtask.
- When the Pomodoro ends, add the focus duration and remove the
^temp-uid
. - When the task is marked as done, display a modal to confirm whether to add the Pomodoro time (optional setting: auto | manual).
- On plugin load, check if there’s any completed Pomodoro not yet registered, and show a small modal asking whether to add the time (manual to allow user discretion).
Misc Roadmap
- Add a section (e.g., in the Calendar or a chart) to visualize daily focus time using the tag
#pomo
. - Display Pomodoro progress/time in Obsidian’s status bar.
- Support rendering in read mode.
- Detect Source Mode and avoid rendering the widget in that view.
- Play a sound when a Pomodoro ends.
- Add support for break/rest periods.
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