I made a Pomodoro Timer for CLI! The time and argument parser were super confusing, but I pulled through! I’m super proud of how it looks :D
Revamped the readme! It looks pretty good! Now, to ship!
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Made custom time work, with argparse! Also something I’m never doing again 
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I did it. It took an ungodly amount of time, but I did it, I made the one thing that makes this app useful. The time now works! You’d start and stop with the space bar, and if you went to another screen, it’d reset! This took so, so, SOO long tho… And I am never doing anything time related again 
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Made the fourth and last screen, settings! It looks a bit cluttered rn, so if I get the chance I might tweak it. Here, you’d be able to set the time for each, as well as if a little sound plays when a block is finished (Coming Soon). These values would, however, be reset on startup, but I might add something like a startup argument that could let you tweak this. We’ll see if I have the time
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Made the third screen! Also a placeholder lmao, I’ll see if I can add function tomorrow
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Made the second screen! Rn, it’s a placeholder, but it looks good! The hardest part was making the B, S and E in 4 lines, but I think it’s good enough!
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This took a stupidly long while, but I made the first screen, as well as placeholders for all the others!
The screens’ll be divided like this:
Right now, the actual timer part is not implemented yet, I’ll do that next
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Starting a new project! I’m making a CLI Pomodoro Timer! I made a small code that sets the size of the cmd window in pixels, and checks if the columns are right.
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