MyWiFi | Colemak | 65% - Charging | Fri 2023-12-01 17:01:13
- Written in C for ültra speed.
- No dependencies. Uses sockets for communication with Sway and Linux subsystems.
- Takes 1ms to render on my machine.
- Great performance even when running in 60 FPS möde!
- Supports both Sway and i3.
- Easy to adapt to any status bar which supports text input.
- Minimal features:
- Shows wifi connection.
- Shows keyboard layout.
- Shows battery status.
- Shows date and time (even seconds!).
- Clone the repo and run:
make
make install # if you want to have the executable in your path
- Add to your Sway/i3 config file:
bar {
...
status_command sway-musli
...
}
Usage: sway-musli [-1|--once] [-f|--fps <FPS>]
- Print a stream of status lines to be used with swaybar.
- If passed -1 or --once, print once and exit.
- If passed -f or --fps, print at most <FPS> times per second.
- Default is 30 FPS.
- Example sway config:
...
bar {
status_command sway-musli
}
...
# Note: Make sure sway-musli is in your PATH.
That's right. We are in high-performance territory now.
By default, sway-musli
runs at 30 FPS, but you can change it with the
--fps
option.
- 1 FPS is completely acceptable, but you might want more if you add some sort of dynamic content, or if you want to see keyboard layout changes reflected immediately.
- At around 60 FPS, your processor might feel a slight tickle. If your bar is hidden by default, you might as well run it at 60 FPS because Sway/i3 won't run it while the bar is hidden.
- Assumes your network device is
wlan0
. But you can change this in the source file. - You can take this as a sample code to help you build your personal ültrafast Sway status line.
- See also, i3status, i3status-rust, and i3blocks
- I ate müsli while coding this 🥣
- Contributions welcome!
MIT
We welcome contributions of all kinds. If you have a suggestion or fix, please feel free to open an issue or pull request.