archlinux_conf/etc/ion3/cfg_statusbar.lua

   1 --
   2 -- Ion statusbar module configuration file
   3 --
   4
   5
   6 -- Create a statusbar
   7 mod_statusbar.create{
   8     -- First screen, bottom left corner
   9     screen=0,
  10     pos='bl',
  11     -- Set this to true if you want a full-width statusbar
  12     fullsize=false,
  13     -- Swallow systray windows
  14     systray=true,
  15
  16     -- Template. Tokens %string are replaced with the value of the
  17     -- corresponding meter. Currently supported meters are:
  18     --   date          date
  19     --   load          load average (1min, 5min, 15min)
  20     --   load_Nmin     N minute load average (N=1, 5, 15)
  21     --   mail_new      mail count (mbox format file $MAIL)
  22     --   mail_unread   mail count
  23     --   mail_total    mail count
  24     --   mail_*_new    mail count (from an alternate mail folder, see below)
  25     --   mail_*_unread mail count
  26     --   mail_*_total  mail count
  27     --
  28     -- Space preceded by % adds stretchable space for alignment of variable
  29     -- meter value widths. > before meter name aligns right using this
  30     -- stretchable space , < left, and | centers.
  31     -- Meter values may be zero-padded to a width preceding the meter name.
  32     -- These alignment and padding specifiers and the meter name may be
  33     -- enclosed in braces {}.
  34     --
  35     -- %filler causes things on the marker's sides to be aligned left and
  36     -- right, respectively, and %systray is a placeholder for system tray
  37     -- windows and icons.
  38     --
  39     --template="[ %date || load: %load ] %filler%systray",
  40     template=
  41       "%date " ..
  42       "|| %mcpu_0:" ..
  43       "%mcpu_1/" ..
  44       "%mcpu_0_user:%mcpu_1_user " ..
  45       --"%cpustat_user " ..
  46       "%laptopstatus_temperature " ..
  47       --"%cpufreq_G " ..
  48       "|| bat: %laptopstatus_batterypercent %laptopstatus_batterytimeleft (%linuxbatt %linuxbatt_state) " ..
  49       "|| vol: %volume_level %volume_state " ..
  50       "|| [%wsname] " ..
  51       "|| mail: " ..
  52       "%maildir_INBOX_new/" ..
  53       "%maildir_INBOX_total " ..
  54       "ARCHSS/KERNEL" ..
  55       "%filler%systray",
  56
  57     --template="[ %date || load:% %>load || mail:% %>mail_new/%>mail_total ] %filler%systray",
  58     --template="[ %date || load: %05load_1min || mail: %02mail_new/%02mail_total ] %filler%systray",
  59 }
  60
  61
  62 -- Launch ion-statusd. This must be done after creating any statusbars
  63 -- for necessary statusd modules to be parsed from the templates.
  64 mod_statusbar.launch_statusd{
  65     -- Date meter
  66     date={
  67         -- ISO-8601 date format with additional abbreviated day name
  68         -- date_format='%a %Y-%m-%d %H:%M',
  69         date_format='%w %Y-%m-%d %H:%M',
  70
  71         -- Finnish etc. date format
  72         --date_format='%a %d.%m.%Y %H:%M',
  73         -- Locale date format (usually shows seconds, which would require
  74         -- updating rather often and can be distracting)
  75         --date_format='%c',
  76
  77         -- Additional date formats.
  78         --[[
  79         formats={
  80             time = '%H:%M', -- %date_time
  81         }
  82         --]]
  83     },
  84
  85     -- Load meter
  86     load={
  87         --update_interval=10*1000,
  88         --important_threshold=1.5,
  89         --critical_threshold=4.0,
  90     },
  91
  92     -- Mail meter
  93     --
  94     -- To monitor more mbox files, add them to the files table.  For
  95     -- example, add mail_work_new and mail_junk_new to the template
  96     -- above, and define them in the files table:
  97     --
  98     -- files = { work = "/path/to/work_email", junk = "/path/to/junk" }
  99     --
 100     -- Don't use the keyword 'spool' as it's reserved for mbox.
 101     mail={
 102         --update_interval=60*1000,
 103         --mbox=os.getenv("MAIL"),
 104         --files={},
 105     },
 106 }
 107