dotfiles/home/.config/xmobar/xmobarrc1
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-- xmobar main configuration file
--
-- This file serves as a shared template for the specific xmonad
-- configuration files that are generated from this file to accomodate
-- for multiple monitors.
--
-- For more details, run 'man xmobar', or visit the project website
-- http://projects.haskell.org/xmobar/
Config {
-- Set font for default dg/bg colors. xmobar height will
-- be controlled by this font (it'll adjust itself to accomodate it)
-- Additional fonts can be defined for emoji support
font = "xft:Ubuntu:weight=bold:pixelsize=11:antialias=true:hinting=true",
additionalFonts = [
"xft:Font Awesome 5 Free Solid:pixelsize=12",
"xft:Font Awesome 5 Brands:pixelsize=12",
"xft:Mononoki Nerd Font:pixelsize=11:antialias=true:hinting=true"
],
bgColor = "#282c34",
fgColor = "#ff6c6b",
-- Define static position that will be adjusted by the deploy script
-- which will tweak the starting positions for multiple monitors, this
-- configuration will work fine for single monitor systems out of the box.
position = Static { xpos = 1920, ypos = 0, width = 1920, height = 24 },
-- Define the place where all used XPM images will be stored in
-- Apparently there's is no way to use env var or relpaths here.
iconRoot = "/home/itsdrike/.config/xmobar/xpm",
-- list of commands which gather information about the system
-- which can then be referrenced in the final template string
commands = [
-- Gather and format CPU usage information
-- if it's above 50%, we consider it high and make it red
Run Cpu [
"-t", "<fn=1>\xf108</fn> cpu: <total>%",
"-H","50",
"--high","red"
] 20,
-- Ram used number and percent
Run Memory ["-t", "<fn=1>\xf233</fn> mem: <used>M (<usedratio>%)"] 20,
-- Battery information. This is likely to require some customization
-- based upon your specific hardware. Or, for a desktop you may want
-- to just remove this section entirely.
Run Battery [
"-t", "<fn=1>\xf240</fn> <acstatus> <left>% - <timeleft>",
"--",
"-i", "<fc=#75c44c>AC</fc>",
"-O", "<fc=#75c44c>AC</fc>",
"-o", "<fc=#ff0000>AUX</fc>",
"-L", "12",
"-h", "green",
"-l", "red"
] 10,
-- Time and date
Run Date "<fn=1>\xf017</fn> %H:%M %b %d %Y" "date" 50,
-- Network up and down
Run Network "wlp2s0" ["-t", "<fn=1>\xf0ab</fn> <rx>kb <fn=1>\xf0aa</fn> <tx>kb"] 20,
--Run Network "enp3s0" ["-t", "<fn=1>\xf0ab</fn> <rx>kb <fn=1>\xf0aa</fn> <tx>kb"] 20,
-- Show free disk space on /
Run DiskU [("/", "<fn=1>\xf0c7</fn> hdd: <free>")] [] 60,
-- Get kernel version from uname -r
Run Com "uname" ["-r"] "" 3600,
-- Add dynamic invisible XPM icon that resizes to accomodate trayer
-- this needs to be an absolute string path, env vars or relpaths aren't accepted
-- this should only be on 1 monitor (single file), so ignore this comment on others
-- This line tells xmobar to read input from stdin.
-- That's how it gets information that xmonad is sending
-- (such as workspaces) for displaying.
-- By using UnsafeStdinReader, it also allows mouse clicking events
Run UnsafeStdinReader
],
-- Separator character used to wrap variables in the xmobar template string
sepChar = "%",
-- Alignment eparator character used in the xmobar template string.
-- Everything before this will be aligned left, everything after right.
alignSep = "}{",
-- Template string defining the xmobar contents and overall layout.
template = "\
\<icon=haskell_20.xpm/> \
\<fc=#666666>|</fc> %UnsafeStdinReader% }{ \
\<fc=#666666>|</fc> <fc=#b3afc2><fn=2></fn> %uname% </fc> \
\<fc=#666666>|</fc> <fc=#9ce996> %battery% </fc> \
\<fc=#666666>|</fc> <fc=#ecbe7b> %cpu% </fc> \
\<fc=#666666>|</fc> <fc=#ff6c6b> %memory% </fc> \
\<fc=#666666>|</fc> <fc=#51afef> %disku% </fc> \
\<fc=#666666>|</fc> <fc=#98be65> %wlp2s0% </fc> \
--\<fc=#666666>|</fc> <fc=#98be65> %eth3s0% </fc> \
\<fc=#666666>|</fc> <fc=#46d9ff> %date% </fc> \
\ "
}