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@@ -7,6 +7,10 @@ and this project adheres to [Semantic Versioning](https://semver.org/spec/v2.0.0
## [Unreleased]
+### Added
+
+- Multi monitor support
+
### Changed
- Update to pop-os Iced 14.0-dev
diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
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@@ -5,10 +5,11 @@ A ready to go Wayland status bar for Hyprland
> If you have an issue with the transparency you could try launching ashell with WGPU_BACKEND=gl. This env var forces wgpu to use OpenGL instead of Vulkan. It seems that wgpu has some issues with AMD GPU and Vulkan transparency.
### Does it only work on Hyprland?
-While it's currently tailored for Hyprland, it could work with other compositors.
-However, it currently relies on [hyprland-rs](https://github.com/hyprland-community/hyprland-rs)
-to gather information about the active window and workspaces. I haven't implemented any
+While it's currently tailored for Hyprland, it could work with other compositors.
+
+However, it currently relies on [hyprland-rs](https://github.com/hyprland-community/hyprland-rs)
+to gather information about the active window and workspaces. I haven't implemented any
feature flags to disable these functionalities or alternative methods to obtain this data.
## Install
@@ -20,13 +21,15 @@ feature flags to disable these functionalities or alternative methods to obtain
You can get the official Arch Linux package from the AUR:
#### Tagged release
+
```
-paru/yay -S ashell
+paru/yay -S ashell
```
#### Main branch
+
```
-paru/yay -S ashell-git
+paru/yay -S ashell-git
```
### ALT Linux
@@ -41,14 +44,15 @@ apt-get install ashell
To install ashell using the nix package be sure to enable flakes and then run
#### Tagged release
+
```
-nix profile install github:MalpenZibo/ashell?ref=0.1.0
+nix profile install github:MalpenZibo/ashell?ref=0.3.1
```
#### Main branch
```
-nix profile install github:MalpenZibo/ashell
+nix profile install github:MalpenZibo/ashell
```
### NixOS
@@ -56,6 +60,7 @@ nix profile install github:MalpenZibo/ashell
I haven't tested ashell on NixOS.
To enable this flake use
+
```nix
{ pkgs, ... }:
@@ -72,8 +77,7 @@ To enable this flake use
```
> I'm not an expert and I haven't tested this configuration
-but I'm quite sure that if you use NixOS you are smart enough to add ashell to your configuration :D
-
+> but I'm quite sure that if you use NixOS you are smart enough to add ashell to your configuration :D
## Features
@@ -88,44 +92,51 @@ but I'm quite sure that if you use NixOS you are smart enough to add ashell to y
- Date time
- Privacy (check microphone, camera and screenshare usage)
- Settings panel
- - Power menu
- - Battery information
- - Audio sources and sinks
- - Screen brightness
- - Network stuff
- - VPN
- - Bluetooth
- - Power profiles
- - Idle inhibitor
- - Airplane mode
+ - Power menu
+ - Battery information
+ - Audio sources and sinks
+ - Screen brightness
+ - Network stuff
+ - VPN
+ - Bluetooth
+ - Power profiles
+ - Idle inhibitor
+ - Airplane mode
## Configuration
+
The configuration uses the yaml file format and is named `~/.config/ashell.yml`
-``` yaml
+```yaml
# Ashell log level filter, possible values "DEBUG" | "INFO" | "WARNING" | "ERROR". Needs reload
logLevel: "INFO" # optional, default "INFO"
-# Ashell bar position, possible values Top | Bottom. Needs reload
+# List of outputs, example values: DP-1 | HDMI-1 | eDP-1.
+# the status bar will be displayed on all the outputs listed here
+# if the outputs is not available the bar will be displayed in the active output
+outputs: # optional, default empty list (the bar will be displayed on the active output)
+ - eDP-1
+ - DP-1
+# Bar position, possible values Top | Bottom.
position: Top # optional, default Top
# App lancher commanda, it will be used to open the launcher,
# without a value the related button will not appear
-appLauncherCmd: "~/.config/rofi/launcher.sh" # optional, default None
+appLauncherCmd: "~/.config/rofi/launcher.sh" # optional, default None
# Clipboard command, it will be used to open the clipboard menu,
# without a value the related button will not appear
-clipboardCmd: "cliphist-rofi-img | wl-copy" # optional, default None
-# Update module configuration.
+clipboardCmd: "cliphist-rofi-img | wl-copy" # optional, default None
+# Update module configuration.
# Without a value the related button will not appear.
-updates: # optional, default None
+updates: # optional, default None
# The check command will be used to retrieve the update list.
# It should return something like `package_name version_from -> version_to\n`
checkCmd: "checkupdates; paru -Qua" # required
# The update command is used to init the OS update process
- updateCmd: "alacritty -e bash -c \"paru; echo Done - Press enter to exit; read\" &" # required
+ updateCmd: 'alacritty -e bash -c "paru; echo Done - Press enter to exit; read" &' # required
# Maximum number of chars that can be present in the window title
-# after that the title will be truncated
+# after that the title will be truncated
truncateTitleAfterLength: 150 # optional, default 150
# The system module configuration
-system:
+system:
disabled: false # Enable or disable the system monitor module
cpuWarnThreshold: 6O # cpu indicator warning level (default 60)
cpuAlertThreshold: 8O # cpu indicator alert level (default 80)
@@ -141,30 +152,30 @@ keyboard:
disabled: false # Enable or disable the keyboard submap module
# Clock module configuration
clock:
- # clock format see: https://docs.rs/chrono/latest/chrono/format/strftime/index.html
+ # clock format see: https://docs.rs/chrono/latest/chrono/format/strftime/index.html
format: "%a %d %b %R" # optional, default: %a %d %b %R
# Settings module configuration
settings:
# command used for lock the system
- # without a value the related button will not appear
- lockCmd: "hyprlock &" # optional, default None
- # command used to open the sinks audio settings
- # without a value the related button will not appear
- audioSinksMoreCmd: "pavucontrol -t 3" # optional default None
+ # without a value the related button will not appear
+ lockCmd: "hyprlock &" # optional, default None
+ # command used to open the sinks audio settings
+ # without a value the related button will not appear
+ audioSinksMoreCmd: "pavucontrol -t 3" # optional default None
# command used to open the sources audio settings
- # without a value the related button will not appear
- audioSourcesMoreCmd: "pavucontrol -t 4" # optional, default None
- # command used to open the network settings
- # without a value the related button will not appear
+ # without a value the related button will not appear
+ audioSourcesMoreCmd: "pavucontrol -t 4" # optional, default None
+ # command used to open the network settings
+ # without a value the related button will not appear
wifiMoreCmd: "nm-connection-editor" # optional, default None
- # command used to open the VPN settings
- # without a value the related button will not appear
- vpnMoreCmd: "nm-connection-editor" # optional, default None
- # command used to open the Bluetooth settings
- # without a value the related button will not appear
- bluetoothMoreCmd: "blueman-manager" # optional, default None
-# Appearance config
-# Each color could be a simple hex color like #228800 or an
+ # command used to open the VPN settings
+ # without a value the related button will not appear
+ vpnMoreCmd: "nm-connection-editor" # optional, default None
+ # command used to open the Bluetooth settings
+ # without a value the related button will not appear
+ bluetoothMoreCmd: "blueman-manager" # optional, default None
+# Appearance config
+# Each color could be a simple hex color like #228800 or an
# object that define a base hex color and two optional variant of that color (a strong one and a weak one)
# and the text color that should be used with that base color
# example:
@@ -174,36 +185,37 @@ settings:
# weak: #448855 -- optional default autogenarated from base color
# text: #ffffff -- optional default base text color
appearance:
- backgroundColor: "#1e1e2e" # used as a base background color for header module button
- primaryColor: "#fab387" # used as a accent color
- secondaryColor: "#11111b" # used for darker background color
- successColor: "#a6e3a1" # used for success message or happy state
- dangerColor: "#f38ba8" # used for danger message or danger state (the weak version is used for the warning state
- textColor: "#f38ba8" # base default text color
- # this is a list of color that will be used in the workspace module (one color for each monitor)
- workspaceColors:
- - "#fab387"
- - "#b4befe"
- # this is a list of color that will be used in the workspace module
- # for the special workspace (one color for each monitor)
- # optional, default None
- # without a value the workspaceColors list will be used
- specialWorkspaceColors:
- - "#a6e3a1"
- - "#f38ba8"
+ backgroundColor: "#1e1e2e" # used as a base background color for header module button
+ primaryColor: "#fab387" # used as a accent color
+ secondaryColor: "#11111b" # used for darker background color
+ successColor: "#a6e3a1" # used for success message or happy state
+ dangerColor: "#f38ba8" # used for danger message or danger state (the weak version is used for the warning state
+ textColor: "#f38ba8" # base default text color
+ # this is a list of color that will be used in the workspace module (one color for each monitor)
+ workspaceColors:
+ - "#fab387"
+ - "#b4befe"
+ # this is a list of color that will be used in the workspace module
+ # for the special workspace (one color for each monitor)
+ # optional, default None
+ # without a value the workspaceColors list will be used
+ specialWorkspaceColors:
+ - "#a6e3a1"
+ - "#f38ba8"
```
### So, what's the purpose of this project?
-I could have used [waybar](https://github.com/Alexays/Waybar) that's for sure is a
-a great project but I wanted something more sophisticated
+
+I could have used [waybar](https://github.com/Alexays/Waybar) that's for sure is a
+a great project but I wanted something more sophisticated
with submenus and other stuff.
I tried with other great projects like [eww](https://github.com/elkowar/eww) but
-instead of writing or copy-paste eww configurations I prefered to create
+instead of writing or copy-paste eww configurations I prefered to create
my Wayland bar.
-So, I copy-pasted from iced pop-os fork created a layer to interact
-with wayland layer shell protocol from iced [Iced SCTK](https://github.com/MalpenZibo/iced_sctk)
+So, I copy-pasted from iced pop-os fork created a layer to interact
+with wayland layer shell protocol from iced [Iced SCTK](https://github.com/MalpenZibo/iced_sctk)
and I started to create this project.
Feel free to fork this project and customize it for your needs or just open an
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I will try my best to keep these screenshots as updated as possible but some details
could be different
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