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Whoa! Have album art working with a really hacky script! Requires albumart.sh#!/bin/bash
rm -f /tmp/*.jpg
type mpc > /dev/null 2>&1 || exit
type jpegtopnm > /dev/null 2>&1 || exit
MUSIC_DIR="$HOME/Music"
MPD_PID=$(pidof mpd)
[ -z "$MPD_PID" ] && exit
mpc | grep -q 'playing' || exit
R=$(echo $RANDOM)
TMPFILE=/tmp/${R}.jpg
function scale_pic() {
(jpegtopnm "$1" | pamscale -width 48 -height 48 | pnmtojpeg > $TMPFILE)>/dev/null 2>&1
}
function get_albumart() {
NOW_PLAYING_FILE="$(mpc current --format %file%)"
ART_DIR="${NOW_PLAYING_FILE%\/*}"
if [ -f "$MUSIC_DIR/$ART_DIR/albumart.jpg" ];then
scale_pic "$MUSIC_DIR/$ART_DIR/albumart.jpg"
echo $R
return 0
elif [ -f "$MUSIC_DIR/$ART_DIR/cover.jpg" ];then
scale_pic "$ART_DIR/cover.jpg"
echo $R
return 0
else
echo 0
return 1
fi
}
get_albumart && exit $?mpd.widgetvideorecording.mp4@LBCrion is this (with a script) the best/easiest way to use album art? Mind you I have never used |
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I think there should be a way to simplify this, but I'll need to
experiment a bit. Alas, my train doesn't have a working WiFi today.
Hopefully, I'll have a better luck tomorrow.
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Whoa! Have album art working with a *really* hack script!
Requires mpd, mpc, netpbm (for scaling image or you could hack in magick)
albumart.sh
#!/bin/bash
rm -f /tmp/*.jpgtype mpc > /dev/null 2>&1 || exittype jpegtopnm > /dev/null 2>&1 || exit
MUSIC_DIR="$HOME/Music"
MPD_PID=$(pidof mpd)
[ -z "$MPD_PID" ] && exit
mpc | grep -q 'playing' || exit
R=$(echo $RANDOM)
TMPFILE=/tmp/${R}.jpg
function scale_pic() {
(jpegtopnm "$1" | pamscale -width 48 -height 48 | pnmtojpeg > $TMPFILE)>/dev/null 2>&1
}
function get_albumart() {
NOW_PLAYING_FILE="$(mpc current --format %file%)"
ART_DIR="${NOW_PLAYING_FILE%\/*}"
if [ -f "$MUSIC_DIR/$ART_DIR/albumart.jpg" ];then
scale_pic "$MUSIC_DIR/$ART_DIR/albumart.jpg"
echo $R
return 0
elif [ -f "$MUSIC_DIR/$ART_DIR/cover.jpg" ];then
scale_pic "$ART_DIR/cover.jpg"
echo $R
return 0
else
echo 0
return 1
fi
}
get_albumart && exit $?
mpd.widget
include("mpd.source")
scanner {
Exec("albumart.sh") {
Res = Grab(First)
}
}
define Icn = "/tmp/" + Str(Res,0) + ".jpg"
define NoIcn = "gtk-no"
define Ico = If(Res > 0,Icn,NoIcn)
layout {
style = If(MpdState.count=0,"hidden","frame")
label {
css = "* { padding-bottom: 10px; font-weight: 600; }"
style = "mpd"
interval = 100
value = $MpdTitle
tooltip = "Currently playing: " +$MpdTitle
loc(1,1,4,1)
}
label {
css = "* { padding-bottom: 10px; }"
style = "mpd"
interval = 100
value = $MpdArtist+" - "+ $MpdAlbum
tooltip = $MpdArtist+" - "+ $MpdAlbum
loc(1,2,4,1)
}
image {
style="mpd"
value = "icons/misc/rewind.svg"
loc(1,3,1,1)
action = MpdCmd "previous"
}
image {
style="mpd"
value = "icons/misc/play.svg"
loc(2,3,1,1)
action = MpdCmd "play"
}
image {
style="mpd"
value = "icons/misc/stop.svg"
loc(3,3,1,1)
action = MpdCmd "stop"
}
image {
style="mpd"
value = "icons/misc/fforward.svg"
loc(4,3,1,1)
action = MpdCmd "next"
}
image {
style="art"
css = "* { min-height: 48px; min-width: 48px; margin-top: 9px; }"
value = Ico
trigger = "mpd"
loc(2,4,2,1)
}
}
#CSS
image#mpd {
-ScaleImage-color: @theme_fg_color;
}
label#mpd {
-GtkWidget-max-width: 150;
}
image#art {
background: @theme_selected_bg_color;
padding-top: 4px;
padding-bottom: 4px;
border: 0.6px solid @borders;
}
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@LBCrion <https://github.com/LBCrion> is this (with a script) the
best/easiest way to use album art? Mind you I have *never* used mpd until
yesterday! I've fallen in love! 🤣 The code in the script is crude but
amounts to not very much compared with the hoops you'd have to jump through
in C.
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How about a .widget file like this? |
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Works nicely :) |
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Ok, so I've made it "personal" 😆 . A simple call to
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Btw, You don't need to scale the image, so long as you specify min-height / min-width for it, sfwbar will scale it automatically. |
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Yeah don't know what I was thinking! |
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I've updated the first post with all the latest configs/widgets. |
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That's very cool, Thanks a lot |
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With the new found album art stuff I took the liberty to add it to the
mpd-intmod |
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Updated first post with bugfixes to calendar and kernel widgets. @LBCrion do you think the regex is ok for the For some strange reason my highlighting of the date in the calendar widget works perfectly now - must have been a bug in the support libs for GTK as I did nothing - a |
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Nice! The regex for kernel looks reasonable, it should extract the first occurrence of 3 numbers separate by dots. You may want to set |
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I'll change to |
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Mpd artwork is a bit a tricky. The music directory isn't always ~/Music. I.e. my local directory is ~/.music. You can in theory get it by sending a |
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A rather ugly hack to get the music directory from the mpd server (it looks like currently you can only declare |
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I'll try that tonight. Thanks. |
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Yes, working, Thanks! |
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Actually not working :( I had my widget loaded that uses So the widget sees that for me. This diff and the screen grab confirm that. --- .config/sfwbar/albumart-orig.widget 2024-09-19 12:57:19.798240660 +1000
+++ .config/sfwbar/albumart.widget 2024-09-19 12:55:44.175253611 +1000
@@ -15,6 +15,7 @@
style = "mpdcover"
value = $MpdDir + "/" + Extract($MpdFile, "(.*)/") + "/cover.jpg"
trigger = "mpd"
+ tooltip = "DIR: "+$MpdDir+" USER: "+$MpdUser
}
}
Been on latest git for 3 days. It seems to me that "music_directory: " isn't exposed because I tried the tooltip trick without my widget loaded and nothing. |
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I suspect that if you don't specify music_directory in your mpd.conf, mpd may not return it on "config" request. This would probably require a more complex handling, i.e.: |
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It is certainly there. and more for sound and stuff. |
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Multiple MpdClient declarations should be gracefully handled now. Var lists will be merged. Address and trigger from the first declaration will be used throughout (if specified). |
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For kernel version, instead of |
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Took a while to come up with a regex! |
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Oh, forgot to add |
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In the |
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Probably the last addition here is a mod to my I'm using #!/bin/bash
#set -x
[[ -e /tmp/albumart.lock ]] && exit 1
type mpc > /dev/null 2>&1 || exit 1
type jpegtopnm > /dev/null 2>&1 || exit 1
read IGNORE MUSIC_DIR <<<$(grep -m1 'music_directory' ~/.config/mpd/mpd.conf)
MUSIC_DIR=${MUSIC_DIR//\"/}
MUSIC_DIR=${MUSIC_DIR/\~/} # tilde not expanded in the test in get_albumart()
MUSIC_DIR=$HOME$MUSIC_DIR
mpc | grep -q 'playing' || exit 1
function scale_pic() {
R=/tmp/albumart.png
(jpegtopnm "$1"| pamscale -width 72 -height 72 | pnmtopng > ${R}) >/dev/null 2>&1
sleep 1
[[ -e "/tmp/albumart.lock" ]] || notify-send -i "${R}" -a "mpd" -u "low" -t 7000 "Playing: $(mpc current --format %title%)" &
}
function get_albumart() {
NOW_PLAYING_FILE="$(mpc current --format %file%)"
ART_DIR="${NOW_PLAYING_FILE%\/*}"
if [ -f "$MUSIC_DIR/$ART_DIR/albumart.jpg" ];then
scale_pic "$MUSIC_DIR/$ART_DIR/albumart.jpg"
elif [ -f "$MUSIC_DIR/$ART_DIR/folder.jpg" ];then
scale_pic "$MUSIC_DIR/$ART_DIR/folder.jpg"
elif [ -f "$MUSIC_DIR/$ART_DIR//cover.jpg" ];then
scale_pic "$MUSIC_DIR/$ART_DIR//cover.jpg"
fi
}
get_albumart
touch /tmp/albumart.lock
(sleep 8 && rm -f /tmp/albumart.lock) &And here is the adjusted |
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Have you had a chance to play with the sfwbar notification center module
yet? The default widget represents it as a popup window but it should be
possible to configure it as a notification popping up on screen as it
arrives.
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Actually fnott works great! I like it better than mako :) - after jumping
through all the stupid sydtemd hoops! I think I'm getting closer to going
back to Slackware but I do have a job to finish on debian, likely done when
trixie goes stable.
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Just a quick look. Didn't spend much time with it, mostly been playing with weather and mpd. I did see your discussion in #189 I like your idea:
That would take systemd out of the equation :) |
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Oh, and the configuration of colors because it will follow gtk's colors - love that idea! |
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@01micko, @LBCrion splendid work @01micko; Can you add in the OP, how to run |
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I'll have some time later this week @salahoued so will do then :) |
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Just saw this. Wouldn't have thought that this is possible with sfwbar. Awesome work! |
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Still WIP, have to tidy some loose ends, been busy with other stuff, as that happens :) |
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Fine tuning stuff now.
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Very GOOD wrok! |
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If you use a horizontal bar (top or bottom) it is necessary to trim the bar size to 90% , or whatever suits, in the rhs config, Bear in mind I'm testing on 1920x1080 res, so if smaller you may have to trim out a bunch of widgets no matter where your bar is, and of course on a larger res you can go to town to add more widgets!
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Everything in the OP is updated now including usage instructions. |
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Just tested on
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This is really cool! As an aside, the predecessor of sfwbar was a simple alternative to conky. It was a scanner to read data from files, an expression engine to do simple calcs and an libX11 based widget set to display the results. Since I was using fvwm, the taskbar came from FvwmIconMan. |
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A clock widget - not any old clock. clock.mp4clock.widget |
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Crying out for |
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I'll just leave this video here - only need a more efficient way to load different clock faces - that is WIP World time widgetworld-clock.mp4I might put the configs in a repo when they're ready, this discussion is rather lengthy! |
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A dynamic SVG generated world clock. Now you are just flexing :p But seriously, great work! |
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Does it not work? You should be able to use: |
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Yes it does : eg: For hour I'm using a complex Map() |
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This is seriously cool. I was always thinking that I'll need to implement trig functions at some point to make an analog clock. Turns out svg renderer can do the rotation math on it's own. |
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I wrote a clock for X a long time ago in The Japanese one was a jpeg I found online, cropped to a circle with gimp, reduced the size to 192x192 and stuffed the base64 code into and |
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The last 3rd and 4th are courtesy of @zigbert , one of my old Puppy Linux buddies, a master at I don't know if he did that one by hand as it looks like there may have been some inkscape in there for the numerals. In the roman clock I just erased his numerals and used |
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How about, Set Hour = Str((Val(Time("%H"))%12)*30+Val(Time("%M"))/2)
…On Fri, 1 Nov 2024, 19:07 micko, ***@***.***> wrote:
Yes it does : eg:
Set Sec = Str(Val($sc) * 6)
Set Min = Str(Val($mn) * 6)
For hour I'm using a complex Map()
Set Shr = If($Meridiem = "PM", Str(Val($hr) - 12), $hr)
# string
Set Hour = Map($Shr,
"1", If(Val($mn) <= 12, "30", If(Val($mn) <= 24, "36", If(Val($mn) <= 36, "42", If(Val($mn) <= 48, "48", "54")))),
"2", If(Val($mn) <= 12, "60", If(Val($mn) <= 24, "66", If(Val($mn) <= 36, "72", If(Val($mn) <= 48, "78", "84")))),
"3", If(Val($mn) <= 12, "90", If(Val($mn) <= 24, "96", If(Val($mn) <= 36, "102", If(Val($mn) <= 48, "108", "114")))),
"4", If(Val($mn) <= 12, "120", If(Val($mn) <= 24, "126", If(Val($mn) <= 36, "132", If(Val($mn) <= 48, "138", "144")))),
"5", If(Val($mn) <= 12, "150", If(Val($mn) <= 24, "156", If(Val($mn) <= 36, "162", If(Val($mn) <= 48, "168", "174")))),
"6", If(Val($mn) <= 12, "180", If(Val($mn) <= 24, "186", If(Val($mn) <= 36, "192", If(Val($mn) <= 48, "198", "204")))),
"7", If(Val($mn) <= 12, "210", If(Val($mn) <= 24, "216", If(Val($mn) <= 36, "222", If(Val($mn) <= 48, "228", "234")))),
"8", If(Val($mn) <= 12, "240", If(Val($mn) <= 24, "246", If(Val($mn) <= 36, "252", If(Val($mn) <= 48, "258", "264")))),
"9", If(Val($mn) <= 12, "270", If(Val($mn) <= 24, "276", If(Val($mn) <= 36, "282", If(Val($mn) <= 48, "288", "294")))),
"01", If(Val($mn) <= 12, "30", If(Val($mn) <= 24, "36", If(Val($mn) <= 36, "42", If(Val($mn) <= 48, "48", "54")))),
"02", If(Val($mn) <= 12, "60", If(Val($mn) <= 24, "66", If(Val($mn) <= 36, "72", If(Val($mn) <= 48, "78", "84")))),
"03", If(Val($mn) <= 12, "90", If(Val($mn) <= 24, "96", If(Val($mn) <= 36, "102", If(Val($mn) <= 48, "108", "114")))),
"04", If(Val($mn) <= 12, "120", If(Val($mn) <= 24, "126", If(Val($mn) <= 36, "132", If(Val($mn) <= 48, "138", "144")))),
"05", If(Val($mn) <= 12, "150", If(Val($mn) <= 24, "156", If(Val($mn) <= 36, "162", If(Val($mn) <= 48, "168", "174")))),
"06", If(Val($mn) <= 12, "180", If(Val($mn) <= 24, "186", If(Val($mn) <= 36, "192", If(Val($mn) <= 48, "198", "204")))),
"07", If(Val($mn) <= 12, "210", If(Val($mn) <= 24, "216", If(Val($mn) <= 36, "222", If(Val($mn) <= 48, "228", "234")))),
"08", If(Val($mn) <= 12, "240", If(Val($mn) <= 24, "246", If(Val($mn) <= 36, "252", If(Val($mn) <= 48, "258", "264")))),
"09", If(Val($mn) <= 12, "270", If(Val($mn) <= 24, "276", If(Val($mn) <= 36, "282", If(Val($mn) <= 48, "288", "294")))),
"10", If(Val($mn) <= 12, "300", If(Val($mn) <= 24, "306", If(Val($mn) <= 36, "312", If(Val($mn) <= 48, "318", "324")))),
"11", If(Val($mn) <= 12, "330", If(Val($mn) <= 24, "336", If(Val($mn) <= 36, "342", If(Val($mn) <= 48, "348", "354")))),
"12", If(Val($mn) <= 12, "0", If(Val($mn) <= 24, "6", If(Val($mn) <= 36, "12", If(Val($mn) <= 48,"18", "24")))),
"00", If(Val($mn) <= 12, "0", If(Val($mn) <= 24, "6", If(Val($mn) <= 36, "12", If(Val($mn) <= 48,"18", "24")))),
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I'll give it a try |
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Works nicely. :) |
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The last clock face is a fancy one with CC0 licence - https://svgsilh.com/image/2939419.html |
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My configs repo is updated with all these configs. |
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So I thought (knew there wasn't) there was a bug with parsing time zones. But they need to be spot on and now I know how to find them and so far so good.. So far tested on Sydney, Zurich, Tokyo. This is very timely (pun intended) as New York switched to And used like this it works yeah, read the docs and kinda know how it works 🤣 |
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Sorted upstream :) |
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Sorry (not sorry!) saiko.mp4 |
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sfwbarhas you covered!You can have all monitoring with sfwbar on your desktop if desired or hide it and access when needed/wanted.
Caveats
All the configs posted below are not designed to placed in your normal bar. If you do, strange things will happen!
That said, there's no reason you can't adapt them for
popupwidgets or otherwise.I developed this on
labwc. To use onswayin thesidebar-rhs.confignear the top changelayer = "background"tolayer = "bottom". Not tested onwayfire,river,hyprlandor other compositor. Feedback on that is welcome.main:
sidebar-rhs.configmain config
weather:
weather-side.widgetweather - adjust your lat/long
kernel:
kernel.widgetkernel
CPU temp:
cpu-temp.widgetcpu-temp
RAM:
memory.widgetmemory
CPU:
cpu-chart.widgetCredit for this one to @Consolatis
cpu chart
DISK usage:
disk-prog.widgetdisk usage
Calendar:
calendar-side.widgetCredit to @LBCrion and @salahoued
calendar
MPD:
mpd-side.widgetThanks to @LBCrion for help on this one.
music player daemon
Album art:
albumart.widgetThanks to @LBCrion for help with this one.
album art widget
I've updated this Sun 27 Oct 2024 11:07:29 AEST
How do I use this?
~/.config/sfwbar/Termvariable insidebar-rhs.configHow do I start this then?
sfwbar -f sidebar-rhs.configafter your main config is upWhat if I want to hide the bar and start on demand?
I have written a little convenience script to toggle the sidebar
toggle-sidetoggle-side convenience script
Make that executable and put it in your executable
PATHThat's nice but I don't want to open a terminal just to toggle the bar!
There's also a convenience widget that you can put into your
sfwbar.configlaunch-sidebar.widgettoggle sidebar widget
Change the
imagetobuttonif you like, change thevalue =to any icon you like and the [max,min]-width to suit your bar size.NOTES:
size = "90%"and trimming down a few widgets if you are on 1920x1080 res. If on a larger screen height add some more widgets (use your imagination). See this post down furtherDirect download - sfw-side-cfgs.tar.gz - 5.3kB
sha256 -
db563b4fda6acae9c992f740a2cf9515937ba1790dc90e61991aab36a0431240 sfw-side-cfgs.tar.gzI hope you have fun with this and if there are any issues don't hesitate to post in this discussion.
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