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Tomato Clock

by kkbin505
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Description

A obsidian tomato clock plugin, tracking your tomato time

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Latest Version

0.1.4
3 months ago

Changelog

Change minAppVersion to 1.7.2 to solve API issue

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Tomato Clock

中文说明

A minimal Pomodoro timer plugin for Obsidian. I needed something to help me focus without leaving the app. Obsidian is great, but normally I'd have to exit it to use a third-party timer—which is distracting. So I created this plugin to keep you focused within Obsidian. The UI is designed to be minimal and distraction-free while providing just enough feedback when a focus session ends.

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Features

  • Sidebar panel with countdown, phase indicator (progress dots), and session controls (Start / Pause, Skip, Reset)
  • Status bar — shows remaining minutes at a glance; click to open the panel
  • OS notification and audio beep when a phase ends (audio synthesized in-browser, no files needed)
  • Work sessions logged to a Markdown file (Tomato Log.md by default)
  • Log file opens automatically after each session — add notes and [[wikilinks]] on the same line
  • Sidebar history: today's sessions with notes, weekly bar chart, all-time total

Usage

Click the 🍅 icon in the left ribbon to open the panel, or use the command palette (Tomato: Start / Pause). Write notes directly after the cursor on the log entry line — do not press Enter.

Settings

Option Default Description
Work duration 25 min Length of each focus session
Short break 5 min Break after each session
Long break 15 min Break after a full cycle
Cycles per set 4 Sessions before a long break
Auto-start next phase On Automatically start the next phase
Sound alert On Beep when a phase ends
OS notification On System notification for background use
Log file path Tomato Log.md File where completed sessions are recorded

Installation

Copy main.js, manifest.json, and styles.css from obsidian-plugin/ into .obsidian/plugins/tomato-clock/ in your vault, then enable the plugin in Obsidian → Settings → Community plugins.

Privacy & Data

All data is stored locally on your device:

  • Timer sessions are logged to a Markdown file in your vault
  • No data is sent to external servers
  • No telemetry or analytics
  • The plugin respects your vault — it only reads and writes to the log file you specify

Share Your Progress

How many Tomato sessions do you complete each day? Share your achievements and help inspire others to stay focused! 🍅

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