Todoist Pomodoro Heatmap
approvedby mimo
Track Todoist tasks with a Pomodoro timer and a pretty contribution heatmap. - This plugin has not been manually reviewed by Obsidian staff.
Todoist Pomodoro Heatmap
An Obsidian Pomodoro timer with Todoist tasks and a contribution heatmap.
Features
- Work for as long as you want, then take a break based on the time you worked.
- Browse, create, select, and complete Todoist tasks without leaving Obsidian.
- Group tasks by project, display subtasks, and link tasks to notes.
- Track sessions in year and month heatmaps.
- Add time manually and import completed-task history from Todoist.
- Optional break sounds and system notifications.
Installation
Until the plugin is available in Obsidian's community plugin browser, install it with BRAT using:
keptan/obsidian-todoist-pomodoro
For a manual installation, place main.js, manifest.json, and styles.css in:
<vault>/.obsidian/plugins/todoist-pomodoro-heatmap/
Enable Todoist Pomodoro Heatmap under Settings → Community plugins.
Setup
Open Settings → Todoist Pomodoro Heatmap, enter your Todoist API token, and test the connection. You can find the token under Todoist Settings → Integrations → Developer.
Select the timer icon in Obsidian's ribbon to open the timer. Choose a task and start working. When you end the session, the plugin starts a proportional break using your configured break ratio.
To add a heatmap to a note, use:
```mikumodoro-heatmap
```
Privacy
Todoist Pomodoro Heatmap has no telemetry. It connects directly to Todoist only after you provide an API token. Your token, settings, sessions, task links, and completion history are stored in the plugin's local data.json. Vault-sync services may copy that file to your other devices.
Development
npm install
npm run dev
npm test
npm run build
License
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