![]() restDuration – same as above but used for the restDurationInput input value.workDuration – The value of workDurationInput, converted to an integer and converted to minutes.timerTime – the main timer area inside our SVG circle – 25:00.circleProgress – the circle element inside our SVG that will animate down.restDurationInput – the input field for the rest input field.workDurationInput – the input field for the pomodoro (work) input field.Let restDuration = parseInt(restDurationInput.value) * 60 Let workDuration = parseInt(workDurationInput.value) * 60 Right, enough spiel, let’s jump right in and build a pomodoro timer, baby!Ĭonst workDurationInput = document.getElementById("work-duration") Ĭonst restDurationInput = document.getElementById("rest-duration") Ĭonst timerTime = document.getElementById("feh-timer-time") Dim Background Image & Progress Bar In Rest Mode Updating Work and Rest Times From Settings Declaring the Pomodoro Timer’s Primary Variables Writing The Pomodoro Markup For The User Interface Set Up Our Pomodoro Timer HTML, CSS & JavaScript Background image dims when timer in rest mode.Timer countdown is displayed in the browser tab.Music to indicate when work / rest timers have finished.SVG circular progress bar to indicate how much time is left.User controllable for both work and rest timers.Text area to display if timer is paused or in rest mode.Here are the features that I have settled on: Just to note, this project will be only using HTML, CSS, and Vanilla JavaScript. What Features Will this Pomodoro Timer Have? Just note that I don’t integrate the extended breaks into my sessions, so I have purposefully left this feature out. Last week I thought it would be a fun project to create, and learn from, so here we are. After completing four Pomodoros, a more extended break ranging from 15 to 30 minutes is taken, after which the cycle recommences. Following each Pomodoro, a brief pause of around 5 minutes is taken before beginning the next interval. I just love them so much! That’s Cool but What Is a Pomodoro Timer?Ī Pomodoro timer is a time management instrument that divides your time into segments, typically lasting 25 minutes, known as ‘Pomodoros’. I’m a huge fan of the pomodoro technique, and use both an analogue and digital one, depending on if I’m working at my main computer or my laptop.
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