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-- Authors: Greg Steuck, Gerald Young <ion3script@gwy.org>
-- License: Public domain
-- Last Changed: Unknown
--
-- Public domain, written by Greg Steuck
-- Edited and updated by Gerald Young -- ion3script@gwy.org
-- This works on FreeBSD's apm (5.x) program added some color to indicate
-- AC connection and status (Charging, low, critical)
-- Allows displaying apm information in the statusbar.
-- To install:
-- save this file into ~/.ion3/statusd_apm.lua,
-- copy the default cfg_statusbar.lua to ~/.ion3, edit it to include (~line 81):
-- -- Battery meter
-- --[[
-- apm={},
-- --]]
-- add some of the following fields into your template in cfg_statusbar.lua:
-- %apm_ac: A/C cable on-line (connected) off-line (disconnected)
-- %apm_pct: percent of remaining battery
-- %apm_estimate: time remaining based upon usage ... or whatever apm thinks.
-- %apm_state: Status: charging/high/low/critical
-- in cfg_statusbar.lua, about line 28, add the next line without the leading "--"
-- template="[ %date || load:% %>load_1min || battery: %apm_pct AC: %apm_ac Status: %apm_state ]",
-- If you've already customized your template= line, then simply add the field(s) where you want.
local unknown = "?", "?", "?", "?"
-- Runs apm utility and grabs relevant pieces from its output.
-- Most likely will only work on OpenBSD due to reliance on its output pattern.
function get_apm()
local f=io.popen('/usr/sbin/apm', 'r')
if not f then
return unknown
end
local s=f:read('*all')
f:close()
local _, _, ac, state, pct, estimate =
string.find(s,
"AC Line status: (.*)\n"..
"Battery Status: (.*)\n"..
"Remaining battery life: (.*)\n"..
"Remaining battery time: (.*)\n"
)
if not state then
return unknown
end
return state, pct, estimate, ac
end
local function inform(key, value)
statusd.inform("apm_"..key, value)
end
local apm_timer = statusd.create_timer()
local function update_apm()
local state, pct, estimate, ac = get_apm()
local stateinf
if state=="low" then
stateinf = "important"
end
if state == "critical" then
stateinf = "critical"
end
if state == "charging" then
stateinf = "important"
end
inform("state", state)
inform("state_hint", stateinf)
inform("pct", pct)
inform("estimate", estimate)
if ac == "off-line" then
stateinf="critical"
end
if ac == "on-line" then
stateinf="important"
end
inform("ac", ac)
inform("ac_hint", stateinf)
apm_timer:set(60*1000, update_apm)
end
update_apm()
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