i3barfodder

# Lines that start with '#' are comments.

# Write debugging information to a file.
logfile = ~/.config/i3barfodder/i3barfodder.log

# Display the number of i3bar updates per second.
#show_updates = true

# You can manually set any of the variables specified in the i3bar protocol
# (http://i3wm.org/docs/i3bar-protocol.html#_blocks_in_detail), but workers
# can override settings made in the config file.
# Settings made above the first section apply to all sections.
separator = false
separator_block_width = 30

# In the sections below, lowercase settings are part of the i3bar protocol or
# i3barfodder's extensions.  Uppercase settings are simply environment
# variables that are set for worker commands to read.  They don't have to be
# uppercase, but it makes them easier to distinguish.

# Display the number of new packages if there are any.
# [package updates]
# command = i3bf-pkgmgr
# PKGMGR = pacman
# color = #EE4C74

# Display the number of new mails if there are any.
[new mail]
# command = i3bf-mail
# ACCOUNT = maildir:~/.mail/inbox
# color = #F3E5AB

# CPU temperature
# These settings display a bar that starts to grow at 40° and maxes out at
# 50°.  It's updated every 10 seconds and displays the current temperature as
# a number if it is 45° or higher (DISPLAY_MIN).  Overriding the global
# "separator_block_width" moves everything closer to the next, related
# section.
# [cpu temperature]
# command = i3bf-temperature
# SENSOR_PATH = /sys/class/hwmon/hwmon1/device/temp1_input
# TEMP_RANGE = 40-50
# INTERVAL = 10
# DISPLAY_MIN = 50%
# separator_block_width = 10

# CPU usage
# By default, i3bf-cpu displays a single vertical bar and a percentage to
# indicate overall CPU usage.  In this example, PERCORE is enabled to display
# one bar+percentage per core.  Because LAYOUT is used for each core, that
# would look cluttered and is therefore redefined to display a single block
# that displays only a vertical bar in a dynamic color with
# "separator_block_with" set to 2.
[cpu core usage]
command = i3bf-cpu
PERCORE = yes
LAYOUT = [vbar({_percent})|{_percent}:#04B-#29F-#8DF]2

# Network throughput
# The default layout displays a vertical bar for each direction (up and down),
# and the current transfer rate as a number if it is larger than 10% of the
# maximum rate.
# SCALE is set to "sqrt" to put more emphasis on smaller values; i.e. the
# vertical bar should reach half of its full height at 25% capacity.
[netload]
command = i3bf-net
BANDWIDTH_UP = 1 Mb
BANDWIDTH_DOWN = 8 Mb
SCALE = sqrt

# Storage I/O and usage
# This section displays "/home" and any mountpoint that starts with "/media/".
# Alternatively, you can specify a blacklist of mountpoints that should not be
# displayed.  In that case, you would have to remove WHITELIST because it
# takes precedence.  PERMALIST lists mountpoints that are displayed even if
# they are not mounted.
[storage]
command = i3bf-storage
WHITELIST = /home,/media/*
#BLACKLIST = /,/boot
PERMALIST = /storage

# Time and date
# DATE_FORMAT configures how the date is displayed (see date(1)).  By setting
# the LANG environment variable, weekday names and such are displayed in
# German even though the default language of my system is English.  If any of
# the ALARMDATES are within the next few dates, an indicator is displayed as a
# reminder.
[time/date]
command = i3bf-timedate
DATE_FORMAT = %A, %d. %B %Y
LANG = .UTF-8
DATE_COLOR = #99c
TIME_COLOR = #7c9