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# tiny-dfr config template. Do not edit this file directly, instead
# copy it to /etc/tiny-dfr/config.toml and edit that copy.
# The daemon will merge those two files, giving preference to the one in /etc
# F{number} keys are shown when Fn is not pressed by default.
# Set this to true if you want the media keys to be shown without Fn pressed
MediaLayerDefault = false
# Set this to false if you want to hide the button outline,
# leaving only the text/logo
ShowButtonOutlines = true
# Set this to true to slowly shift the entire screen contents.
# In theory this helps with screen longevity, but macos does not bother doing it
# Disabling ShowButtonOutlines will make this effect less noticeable to the eye
EnablePixelShift = false
# Set this to the fontconfig pattern to be used to pick a font for text labels
# Some examples are:
# "" - default regular sans-serif font
# ":bold" - default bold sans-serif font
# For full reference on accepted values see the fontconfig user guide,
# section "Font Names"
# https://www.freedesktop.org/software/fontconfig/fontconfig-user.html
FontTemplate = ":bold"
# Set this to false if you want the brightness of the touchbar
# to be set to a static value instead of following the primary
# screen's brightness
AdaptiveBrightness = true
# With adaptive brightness disabled this is used as the brightness
# in the active state
# With it enabled, this is the maximum point on the brightness curve
# Accepted values are 0-255
ActiveBrightness = 128
# This key defines the contents of the primary layer
# (the one with F{number} keys)
# You can change the individual buttons, add, or remove them
# Any number of keys that is greater than 0 is allowed
# however rendering will start to break around 24 keys
# Buttons can be made larger by setting the optional Stretch field
# to a number greater than 1 (which means the button will take up
# that many button spaces).
PrimaryLayerKeys = [
# Action defines the key code to send when the button is pressed
# Text defines the button label
# Icon specifies the icon to be used for the button.
# Theme specifies the XDG icons theme.
# Stretch specifies how many button spaces the button should take up
# and defaults to 1
# Icons can either be svgs or pngs, with svgs being preferred
# For best results with pngs, they should be 48x48
# Do not include the extension in the file name.
# If a Theme is set, icons are looked up in XDG_DATA_DIRS.
# Otherwise, they are first looked up in /etc/tiny-dfr, and then in /usr/share/tiny-dfr.
# Time can be either 24hr, or 12hr. Locale is optional and will default to POSIX.
# Only one of Text, Icon or Time is allowed,
# if both are present, the behavior is undefined.
# For the list of supported key codes see
# https://docs.rs/input-linux/latest/input_linux/enum.Key.html
# Note that the escape key is not specified here, as it is added
# automatically on Macs without a physical one
{ Text = "F1", Action = "F1" },
{ Text = "F2", Action = "F2" },
{ Text = "F3", Action = "F3" },
{ Text = "F4", Action = "F4" },
{ Text = "F5", Action = "F5" },
{ Text = "F6", Action = "F6" },
{ Text = "F7", Action = "F7" },
{ Text = "F8", Action = "F8" },
{ Text = "F9", Action = "F9" },
{ Text = "F10", Action = "F10" },
{ Text = "F11", Action = "F11" },
{ Text = "F12", Action = "F12" }
# Example with Stretch:
# # because most buttons have stretch 2, they behave as if they all had 1:
# { Text = "F1", Action = "F1", Stretch = 2 },
# { Text = "F2", Action = "F2", Stretch = 2 },
# # these two buttons are half the size of the other buttons:
# { Text = "F3", Action = "F3", Stretch = 1 },
# { Text = "F4", Action = "F4", Stretch = 1 },
# { Text = "F5", Action = "F5", Stretch = 2 },
# { Text = "F6", Action = "F6", Stretch = 2 },
# { Text = "F7", Action = "F7", Stretch = 2 },
# # these two buttons are one and a half the size of the other buttons:
# { Text = "F8", Action = "F8", Stretch = 3 },
# { Text = "F9", Action = "F9", Stretch = 3 },
# { Text = "F10", Action = "F10", Stretch = 2 },
# { Text = "F11", Action = "F11", Stretch = 2 },
# { Text = "F12", Action = "F12", Stretch = 2 }
# Example of Time:
# { Time = "12hr", Action = "Time"},
# Example of Time with locale:
# { Time = "12hr", Locale = "en_IN", Action = "Time"},
# Example of Time with stretch:
# # the time key by default will be too small to accomodate date and time.
# # So it is recommended to have a stretch of atleast 3 times the rest keys.
# { Time = "12hr", Action = "Time", Stretch = 3},
# You can also put in your format string directly.
# The available variables can be found here: https://docs.rs/chrono/latest/chrono/format/strftime/index.html
# If your time block says "Time format error" you are using some invalid parameter.
# { Time = "%H:%M %-e.%m.%Y", Action = "Time", Stretch = 2}
# Example of Battery:
# { Battery = "percentage", Action = "Battery" }
# This will display a button showing the current battery percentage.
# { Battery = "icon", Action = "Battery" }
# This will display a button showing a battery icon instead of percentage.
# { Battery = "both", Action = "Battery" }
# This will display a button showing a battery icon as well as percentage.
# The logic used to calcuate the percentage will be:
# 1. On T2 Macs:
# (Amount of energy currently available / Amount of energy in the battery when it’s considered full) * 100
# 2. On Apple Silicon Macs:
# Get the value reported by the SMC in /sys/class/power_supply.
# Button will turn green if battery is charging, and red if charge is <10% and is not charging.
]
# This key defines the contents of the media key layer
MediaLayerKeys = [
{ Icon = "brightness_low", Action = "BrightnessDown" },
{ Icon = "brightness_high", Action = "BrightnessUp" },
{ Icon = "mic_off", Action = "MicMute" },
{ Icon = "search", Action = "Search" },
{ Icon = "backlight_low", Action = "IllumDown" },
{ Icon = "backlight_high", Action = "IllumUp" },
{ Icon = "fast_rewind", Action = "PreviousSong" },
{ Icon = "play_pause", Action = "PlayPause" },
{ Icon = "fast_forward", Action = "NextSong" },
{ Icon = "volume_off", Action = "Mute" },
{ Icon = "volume_down", Action = "VolumeDown" },
{ Icon = "volume_up", Action = "VolumeUp" }
# Example with XDG icons (requires `breeze-dark` theme installed):
# { Icon = "brightness-low", Theme = "breeze-dark", Action = "BrightnessDown" },
# { Icon = "brightness-high", Theme = "breeze-dark", Action = "BrightnessUp" },
# { Icon = "microphone", Theme = "breeze-dark", Action = "MicMute" },
# { Icon = "search", Theme = "breeze-dark", Action = "Search" },
# { Icon = "redshift-status-day", Theme = "breeze-dark", Action = "IllumDown" },
# { Icon = "redshift-status-on", Theme = "breeze-dark", Action = "IllumUp" },
# { Icon = "media-skip-backward", Theme = "breeze-dark", Action = "PreviousSong" },
# { Icon = "media-playback-start", Theme = "breeze-dark", Action = "PlayPause" },
# { Icon = "media-skip-forward", Theme = "breeze-dark", Action = "NextSong" },
# { Icon = "audio-volume-muted", Theme = "breeze-dark", Action = "Mute" },
# { Icon = "audio-volume-low", Theme = "breeze-dark", Action = "VolumeDown" },
# { Icon = "audio-volume-high", Theme = "breeze-dark", Action = "VolumeUp" }
]
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