Pomodoro. But distributed. And awesome.
Distributed in this case means that multiple people can follow the same pomodoro clock automagically on the same network, using mdns.
npm install tomatotomato -g
Run tomatotomato-server to start a new tomato session. A session runs for 25 minutes and then breaks for 5 minutes before starting again. Make sure that there's only one server running simultaniously, otherwise weird things will happen.
Run tomatotomato-client to start listening for and joining tomato sessions on your local network. You need someone on your local network to be the server for this to work.
Run tomatotomato-http to start a client that's a http-server. You need someone on your local network to be the server for this to work.
Run tomatotomato-log to get a stream of all the events that has happened. The format is line delimited JSON.
Copyright (c) 2014 David Björklund & Lisa Övermyr
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