Status bar replacement for i3status. Works with i3bar.
Heavily inspired by damog's mastodon bar. Most of the module presets and templating are straight copies.
It includes click events and borders.
Configuration can be done with a file called i3bargo.conf at ~/.config/ or in your XDG_CONFIG_HOME directory.
An example:
order: [cpu, memory, disk, ip, loadavg, uptime, clock]
modules:
cpu:
label:
borders: 0 0 2 0
border-color: '#ffffff'
interval: 2
onclick: gnome-system-monitor -p
memory:
label:
borders: 0 0 2 0
border-color: '#00ff00'
interval: 10
onclick: gnome-system-monitor -r
disk:
label:
borders: 0 0 2 0
interval: 100
border-color: '#ffff00'
interval: 20
onclick: gnome-system-monitor -f
ip:
label:
borders: 0 0 2 0
border-color: '#00ffff'
interval: 5
loadavg:
label:
borders: 0 0 2 0
border-color: '#ff0000'
interval: 5
uptime:
label:
borders: 0 0 2 0
border-color: '#909090'
interval: 60
clock:
label:
interval: 1
borders: 0 0 2 0
border-color: '#ffffff'
dateformat: 15:04:05 Monday 02 Jan
networkinterface: enp2s0
color: '#cccccc'
barempty: □
barfull: ■
interval: 1
This produces the following bar:
Default settings:
// Bar defaults
Interval = 2
Battery = 0
Date_format = 2006-01-02 15:04:05" // Following format: Mon Jan 2 15:04:05 -0700 MST 2006
NetworkInterface = eth0"
BarSize = 10
BarStart = ''
BarEnd = ''
BarEmpty = ' '
BarFull = '#'
ColorBad = '#d00000'
ColorGood = '#00d000'
Color = '#cccccc'
// Block defaults
Color = '#ffffff'
BorderColor = '#ffffff'
Label = ''
Borders = 0 0 0 0
Currently, ony the following modules are available, using these templates by default:
battery: {{if .battery}}{{.prefix}} {{.bar}} ({{.remaining}} {{.wattage}}W){{else}}No battery{{end}}
clock: {{.time}}
cpu: {{.bar}}
disk: {{.bar}}
hostname: {{.hostname}}
ip: {{.ip}}
loadavg: {{.fifteen}} {{.five}} {{.one}}
memory: {{.bar}}
uptime: {{.uptime}}
Todo: add custom command
Each block runs in its own goroutine, with a different speed (specified by the interval option). But only the global interval option will make the bar update. An interval of 1 is desired when using for example seconds in the clock module.