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  2. data/.rspec +1 -0
  3. data/README.md +122 -123
  4. data/barr.gemspec +2 -1
  5. data/examples/README.md +0 -2
  6. data/examples/all_in.rb +39 -44
  7. data/examples/barr_example.rb +6 -6
  8. data/examples/fizzbuzz.rb +14 -15
  9. data/examples/i3_cpu_mem.rb +12 -9
  10. data/examples/rhythm.rb +7 -8
  11. data/examples/time_and_date.rb +5 -5
  12. data/examples/two_temperatures.rb +11 -11
  13. data/exe/barr_example +6 -6
  14. data/exe/barr_i3ipc +1 -1
  15. data/lib/barr.rb +12 -9
  16. data/lib/barr/block.rb +51 -26
  17. data/lib/barr/blocks/clock.rb +6 -4
  18. data/lib/barr/blocks/cpu.rb +17 -3
  19. data/lib/barr/blocks/hdd.rb +15 -7
  20. data/lib/barr/blocks/i3.rb +15 -6
  21. data/lib/barr/blocks/ip.rb +16 -11
  22. data/lib/barr/blocks/mem.rb +7 -3
  23. data/lib/barr/blocks/rhythmbox.rb +65 -0
  24. data/lib/barr/blocks/temperature.rb +20 -11
  25. data/lib/barr/blocks/whoami.rb +25 -0
  26. data/lib/barr/manager.rb +49 -36
  27. data/lib/barr/version.rb +1 -1
  28. metadata +19 -5
  29. data/lib/barr/blocks/rhythm_box.rb +0 -55
  30. data/lib/barr/blocks/who_am_i.rb +0 -15
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  Barr is a status line generator for Lemonbar. It is an alternative to the common method of using shell scripts to generate the bar's content. Barr is written in, and configured with, Ruby.
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- Barr aims to make creating and maintaining Lemonbar scripts much easier. At its core is a suite of re-usable and configurable Blocks. These blocks can be added to your bar as-is; configured to your liking; or extended to create your own behaviour. This allows status lines to be created in a more declarative manner.
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+ Barr aims to make creating and maintaining Lemonbar scripts much easier. At its core is a suite of re-usable and configurable Blocks. These blocks can be added to your bar as-is; configured to your liking; or extended to create your own behaviour. This allows status lines to be created in a more declarative manner.
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  ## Installation
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  Documentation about all available blocks and their options can be found further down in this document.
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- ### Simple Usage Example
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+ ### Simple Usage Example
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  *barr_example.rb*
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  ```ruby
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- #!/usr/bin/env ruby
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+ #!/usr/bin/env ruby
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- # pull in the Barr gem
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- require 'rubygems'
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- require 'barr'
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+ # pull in the Barr gem
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+ require 'rubygems'
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+ require 'barr'
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- # Create a new manager instance.
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- # The manager is responsible for organising the blocks and delivering their output to lemonbar
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- @manager = Barr::Manager.new
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+ # Create a new manager instance.
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+ # The manager is responsible for organising the blocks and delivering their output to lemonbar
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+ @manager = Barr::Manager.new
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- # Add a 'WhoAmI' block. This just outputs logged in username
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- # Give it a peach background, grey text and updates every 10000 seconds
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- # It will be aligned to the left of the bar
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- @manager.add_block Barr::Blocks::WhoAmI.new(bcolor: "#FFAAAA", fcolor: "#333333", interval: 10000)
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+ # Add a 'Whoami' block. This just outputs logged in username
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+ # Give it a peach background, grey text and updates every 10000 seconds
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+ # It will be aligned to the left of the bar
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+ @manager.add Barr::Blocks::Whoami.new(bcolor: '#FFAAAA', fcolor: '#333333', interval: 10000)
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- # Add a 'Clock' block.
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- # Clocks can be formatted in the type strftime fashion. This example outputs the current Hour and Minute
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- # It will update every second.
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- # By default, the background text colour will be deferred to the Lemonbar config
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- # If FontAwesome font is available to lemonbar, it will be prepended with a clock icon.
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- @manager.add_block Barr::Blocks::Clock.new(icon: "\uf017", format: "%H:%M", align: :c, interval: 1)
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+ # Add a 'Clock' block.
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+ # Clocks can be formatted in the type strftime fashion. This example outputs the current Hour and Minute
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+ # It will update every second.
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+ # By default, the background text colour will be deferred to the Lemonbar config
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+ # If FontAwesome font is available to lemonbar, it will be prepended with a clock icon.
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+ @manager.add Barr::Blocks::Clock.new(icon: "\uf017", format: '%H:%M', align: :c, interval: 1)
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- # Add a 'Cpu' block. This shows the current CPU usage (averaged across all cores if present)
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- # It will be aligned to the right side of of the bar
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- # As an interval is not provided, it will update every 5 seconds.
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- # It will be prepended with the text 'Cpu:'
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- @manager.add_block Barr::Blocks::Cpu.new(icon: "Cpu:", align: :r)
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+ # Add a 'CPU' block. This shows the current CPU usage (averaged across all cores if present)
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+ # It will be aligned to the right side of of the bar
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+ # As an interval is not provided, it will update every 5 seconds.
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+ # It will be prepended with the text 'Cpu:'
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+ @manager.add Barr::Blocks::CPU.new(icon: 'Cpu:', align: :r)
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- # Tell the manager to run the loop. This will continue indefinitely, outputing the data ready to be piped in to lemonbar.
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+ # Tell the manager to run the loop. This will continue indefinitely, outputing the data ready to be piped in to lemonbar.
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+ @manager.run!
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  ```
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  This can be piped in to lemonbar as usual:
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  ./barr_example.rb | lemonbar -g 800x30+960+00 -d -B "#333333" -f "Roboto Mono Medium:size=11" -f "Font Awesome:size=11" | sh
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  ```
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+ Which should have Lemonbar appear as:
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  ![simple example](http://i.imgur.com/r4dtoqm.png)
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  | Option | Value | Description | Default |
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- | `fcolor` | RGB Hex string or `-` | Equivalent to lemonbar's `%{F}` format. Takes a hex string in the format of `#FFF`, `#FFFFFF`, or `#FFFFFFFF` (for transparency). | `"-"` |
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- | `bcolor` | RGB Hex string or `-` | As above. To use the configured lemonbar colors, use `"-"`. This also applies to the `fcolor` option. | `"-"` |
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- | `icon` | String | This is prepended to each blocks' output. It can be a normal string like `"CPU:"` or a unicode string like `"\uf164"` (thumbs up in Font Awesome | `""` |
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- | `interval` | Integer | How frequently the Block should perform its update method in seconds. The block is drawn to lemonbar every second, this just affects how frequently the data can change. | `5` |
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+ | `fgcolor` | RGB Hex string or `-` | Equivalent to lemonbar's `%{F}` format. Takes a hex string in the format of `#FFF`, `#FFFFFF`, or `#FFFFFFFF` (for transparency). | `'-'` |
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+ | `bgcolor` | RGB Hex string or `-` | As above. To use the configured lemonbar colors, use `'-'`. This also applies to the `fcolor` option. | `'-'` |
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+ | `icon` | String | This is prepended to each blocks' data. It can be a normal string like `'CPU:'` or a unicode string like `"\uf164"` (thumbs up in Font Awesome | `''` |
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+ | `interval` | Integer | How frequently the Block should perform its `update!` method in seconds. The block is drawn to lemonbar every second, this just affects how frequently the data can change. | `5` |
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+ * The arguments to `Barr::Block.new` are supplied as a `Hash`. This means that you don't need to put them in a specific order.
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  Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/OkayDave/barr. This project is intended to be a safe, welcoming space for collaboration, and contributors are expected to adhere to the [Contributor Covenant](http://contributor-covenant.org) code of conduct.
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