return {
  'epwalsh/pomo.nvim',
  version = '*', -- Recommended, use latest release instead of latest commit
  lazy = true,
  cmd = { 'TimerStart', 'TimerRepeat' },
  dependencies = {
    -- Optional, but highly recommended if you want to use the "Default" timer
    'rcarriga/nvim-notify',
  },
  opts = {
    {
      -- How often the notifiers are updated.
      update_interval = 1000,

      -- Configure the default notifiers to use for each timer.
      -- You can also configure different notifiers for timers given specific names, see
      -- the 'timers' field below.
      notifiers = {
        -- The "Default" notifier uses 'vim.notify' and works best when you have 'nvim-notify' installed.
        {
          name = 'Default',
          opts = {
            -- With 'nvim-notify', when 'sticky = true' you'll have a live timer pop-up
            -- continuously displayed. If you only want a pop-up notification when the timer starts
            -- and finishes, set this to false.
            sticky = true,

            -- Configure the display icons:
            title_icon = '󱎫',
            text_icon = '󰄉',
            -- Replace the above with these if you don't have a patched font:
            -- title_icon = "⏳",
            -- text_icon = "⏱️",
          },
        },

        -- The "System" notifier sends a system notification when the timer is finished.
        -- Available on MacOS and Windows natively and on Linux via the `libnotify-bin` package.
        { name = 'System' },

        -- You can also define custom notifiers by providing an "init" function instead of a name.
        -- { init = function(timer) ... end }
      },

      -- Override the notifiers for specific timer names.
      timers = {
        -- For example, use only the "System" notifier when you create a timer called "Break",
        -- e.g. ':TimerStart 2m Break'.
        Break = {
          { name = 'System' },
        },
      },
    },
  },
}