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A system monitor written in Rust and C

Rust 75.93% CMake 1.39% C 20.83% Shell 1.84%

archlinux bar baru dwm linux monitor monitoring-systems rust spectrwm status-bar system-monitor window-manager wm wm-bar

baru's Introduction

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NAME

Pierre Dommerc - code writer.

SYNOPSIS

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DESCRIPTION

       Hi, I am passionate about code. At the
       moment, I'm mainly interested in Rust 🦀. I enjoy developing
       my own tools with it since 2018. I like to keep a foot
       in system programming. And yes I'm used to doing C sometimes.

       I'm a big fan of Linux and the Unix philosophy (Do One
       Thing And Do It Well.). I am convinced that people should
       be the sovereign of their machine and their data. I'm
       concerned about my digital privacy.

At work I trade my time for software development in privacy
to make money. I mainly work with TypeScript, React and Rust.

OPTIONS

       -d, --dot
              My dotfiles. You can find info about my
              Arch Linux install and basically my desktop
              environment setup (window manager config, statusbar,
              etc).

-n, --nvim_config
My personal neovim config (written in Lua).

       -b, --baru
              A system monitor designed for use in window manager
              statusbar, written in Rust.

       -m, --milcheck
              CLI to display the status of your pacman mirrorlist and the
              Arch Linux lastest news right in your terminal,
              written in Rust.

       -B, --bato
              A small daemon to send battery notifications, using
              a Finite State Machine, written in Rust.

BUGS

[email protected]

1.0.0 2021-01-01 PIERRED(1)

baru's People

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baru's Issues

What should I do to use it

libnetlink error: interface not found

Hi, thank you for the great tool and would love to try baru.

When I run baru I found the following output:

$ baru
-  -  -  -  -  -   --  -    -
libnetlink error: interface not found

My environment is looks like this (will provide more info if it helps):

$ uname -a
Linux archlinux 5.9.1-arch1-1 #1 SMP PREEMPT Sat, 17 Oct 2020 13:30:37 +0000 x86_64 GNU/Linux

$ iwctl --help
                               iwctl version 1.9

Do you have any suggestion to solve the issue?

Thanks

Does not display

I installed the AUR package on Manjaro GNOME and setup the config file as best I could. The output appears normal, but nothing is displayed.

cpu:  4%  -  -  -   -- -   -
cpu:  4%  -  bri: 99%  -   wla:Ponde 100: 90%   13h31
cpu:  4%  -  bri: 99%  -   wla:Ponde 100: 90%   13h31
cpu:  4%  -  bri: 99%  -   wla:Ponde 100: 90%   13h31
cpu:  4%  -  bri: 99%  -   wla:Ponde 100: 90%   13h31
cpu:  4%  -  bri: 99%  -   wla:Ponde 100: 90%   13h31
cpu:  4%  -  bri: 99%  -   wla:Ponde 100: 90%   13h31
cpu:  4%  -  bri: 99%  -   wla:Ponde 100: 90%   13h31
cpu:  4%  -  bri: 99%  -   wla:Ponde 100: 90%   13h31
cpu:  4%  -  bri: 99%  -   wla:Ponde 100: 90%   13h31
cpu:  7%  -  bri: 99%  -   wla:Ponde 100: 90%   13h31
cpu:  7%  -  bri: 99%  -   wla:Ponde 100: 90%   13h31
cpu:  7%  -  bri: 99%  -   wla:Ponde 100: 90%   13h31
cpu:  7%  -  bri: 99%  -   wla:Ponde 100: 90%   13h31

baru.yaml

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CPU:       Info: 8-Core model: AMD Ryzen 7 3700X bits: 64 type: MT MCP L2 cache: 4 MiB 
           Speed: 2132 MHz min/max: 2200/5091 MHz Core speeds (MHz): 1: 2132 2: 2180 
           3: 2184 4: 2196 5: 2279 6: 3103 7: 2180 8: 2197 9: 2207 10: 2081 11: 3440 
           12: 3796 13: 3183 14: 2827 15: 2195 16: 2124 
Graphics:  Device-1: NVIDIA TU116M [GeForce GTX 1660 Ti Mobile] driver: nvidia v: 460.39 
           Device-2: Chicony Chicony USB2.0 Camera type: USB driver: uvcvideo 
           Display: x11 server: X.Org 1.20.10 driver: loaded: nvidia resolution: 
           1: 1920x1080~60Hz 2: 1920x1080~144Hz 
           OpenGL: renderer: GeForce GTX 1660 Ti/PCIe/SSE2 v: 4.6.0 NVIDIA 460.39

Additional features for the wireless module

Is it possible to have a discrete flag for the wireless module, like the one that exists in the wired module?
And is it possible to display both the Essid and Signal for the wireless module?

Single output usage

I'm having difficulty using this with dwm since it uses WM_NAME to set the statusbar. Is there a way to make baru output just once and then exit? If not, would it be possible to add this as an argument (ex. --once)?

This is because the only way to change WM_NAME "manually" is to run xsetroot -name $status. With this feature I could do xsetroot -name $(baru --once).

If there is another way to set WM_NAME with baru, please let me know.

Great project - instructions need improvement

Congrats for the work.

The instructions to utilize the modules need a lot of work and wording. It is so poorly written that it took me half an hour to figure it out. And supposedly I know my way around.

Question now.
I invoked the modules in i3blocks and noticed that there is a string following every module. For example the memory module is followed by 'mem' (I guess by default because I removed the label instruction.
How do I go about removing the default strings?

Any plans on interactive modules?

Other than the manual, great work.
Kudos

The configuration file example does not match the README's screenshot output.

Hi @doums!

I've bookmarked your project a while ago, since I like the output you show on your README's screenshot. However the configuration file you provide does not produce the same output at all:

I sure miss some tweaks but I was hoping to have the icons and the datetime format. Would you mind uploading the baru.yaml you used to make the screenshot please?

Thanks for your work,
Regards