Quanta

A Pomodoro timer built with MicroPython for ESP32 microcontrollers, featuring an OLED display, physical buttons, and web-based configuration.

Features

• Physical Interface: OLED display (128x64) with two buttons for control
• Audio Feedback: Buzzer with different sounds for various events
• Web Configuration: HTTP server for remote settings management
• Flexible Timing: Customizable work/break durations
• Auto-start Options: Configurable automatic session transitions
• Progress Tracking: Visual progress bars and session counters

Hardware Requirements

• ESP32 microcontroller
• SSD1306 OLED display (I2C)
• 2 push buttons (start/pause and reset)
• Buzzer/speaker
• Breadboard and jumper wires

Pin Configuration

• OLED Display: SDA (Pin 21), SCL (Pin 22)
• Start/Pause Button: Pin 4 (with pull-up)
• Reset Button: Pin 2 (with pull-up)
• Buzzer: Pin 15 (PWM)

Usage

1. Start Timer: Press start button from idle state
2. Pause/Resume: Press start button during active session
3. Reset: Press reset button to return to idle
4. Web Config: Connect to "pomodoro-esp32" WiFi network and send HTTP requests

Configuration

Settings can be modified via HTTP POST to the device:

{
    "timing": {
        "work": 25,
        "short_break": 5,
        "long_break": 15
    },
    "behavior": {
        "auto_start_breaks": false,
        "auto_start_work": false
    },
    "settings": {
        "sounds": true
    }
}