awesomewm/yawl

YAWL (yet another widget library)

This is my shot to create an Awesome Widget Library. Since I dislike all the other one I found, I created mine.

Consider all this as experimental.

Overview

All the things are wrapped into module.

Each module in the widget folder provides it's own widget.

Each widget is made of two component, an icon and some text.

Usage

Let's consider the battery widget

To use it, ensure yawl is in the awesome config directory, then add

local battery = require("yawl.widgets.battery")

[..]

s.mywibox:setup {
    { -- Right widgets
        battery.widget(),
    },
}

Configuration

Widgets colors can be configured using the following variables in your theme.lua

-- YAWL required theme settings
theme.yawl_font           = theme.font
theme.yawl_bg             = "#458588" -- default bg
theme.yawl_bg_ok          = "#98971a" -- no email
theme.yawl_bg_nok         = "#fb4934" -- email in mailbox
theme.yawl_fg             = "#FFFFFF" -- default fg
theme.yawl_spotify_absent = theme.bg_normal -- bg when spotify not running
theme.yawl_spotify_pause  = "#d79921" -- bg when spotify running (paused)
theme.yawl_spotify_play   = "#d3869b" -- bg when spotify running (playing)
theme.yawl_battery_full   = "#b8bb26" -- battery full + 70%
theme.yawl_battery_mid    = "#d79921" -- battery medium 30% - 70%
theme.yawl_battery_low    = "#fb4934" -- battery low - 30%

Mail widget take path to watched imap folder as an argument

mails.widget("/home/papey/mails/bt/Inbox/new"),

Dependencies

Here is a list of some dependencies required by some modules

• spotify : requires playerctl to get current playing status
• pomodoro : requires calabash to track pomodoro sessions and dkjson to parse calabash client output