Implement MVP Phase 1: Basic Pomodoro Timer #5
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- Create Flask application structure with proper directory organization - Implement basic timer functionality (25 min countdown) - Add timer display with start/reset buttons - Create responsive UI with purple theme matching mockup - Add status display (作業中/停止中) - Set up static files structure for future expansion Features implemented: - Timer countdown functionality - Start/Reset button controls - Digital timer display (MM:SS format) - Status text updates - Basic styling with hover effects
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Pull Request Overview
This PR implements the foundational components for a Pomodoro timer web application, establishing the basic timer functionality with a Flask backend and JavaScript frontend. The implementation follows Phase 1 of the development plan, creating a minimal viable product with core timer operations.
Key changes include:
- Core timer functionality with 25-minute countdown, start/reset controls, and real-time display updates
- Flask web application structure with proper static file organization
- Comprehensive project documentation including feature specifications and implementation roadmap
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| pomodoro_app/templates/index.html | Main HTML template with timer display and control buttons |
| pomodoro_app/static/js/timer.js | JavaScript timer logic with countdown functionality and UI updates |
| pomodoro_app/static/css/style.css | CSS styling for responsive timer interface with purple theme |
| pomodoro_app/app.py | Basic Flask application setup serving the timer interface |
| features.md | Comprehensive feature list and progress tracking document |
| plan.md | Phased development roadmap with detailed implementation steps |
| architecture.md | Complete technical architecture specification |
| point.py | 3D point utility class with distance calculation |
| main.py | Fibonacci sequence generator utility |
| .vscode/mcp.json | VSCode MCP server configuration |
| deliverManager.py | Minor code cleanup removing blank line |
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To fix the problem, remove the debug=True argument from the app.run() call in pomodoro_app/app.py so that the Flask application does not run in debug mode by default. This ensures that the interactive debugger is not exposed, reducing the risk of arbitrary code execution in production. If you need to run the app in debug mode during development, you should set the debug flag via an environment variable or configuration file, not hard-code it in the main application file. For now, simply change line 10 from app.run(debug=True) to app.run().
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This pull request lays the foundation for a Pomodoro timer web application and introduces several new files and features. The changes include initial implementation of the timer's UI, basic timer logic, and supporting documentation for both the feature list and development plan. The most important changes are grouped below by theme.
Core Application Implementation
pomodoro_app/app.py) to serve the timer UI and static assets.pomodoro_app/templates/index.html).pomodoro_app/static/js/timer.js).pomodoro_app/static/css/style.css).Project Planning and Documentation
features.md).plan.md).Supporting/Other Changes
.vscode/mcp.json).main.py) and a 3D point class with distance calculation (point.py). [1] [2]deliverManager.py(removed a blank line).Features implemented: