* fix: problem with docked widgets on i3 Show window only after settings x-props. According to the EWMH spec: > _NET_WM_WINDOW_TYPE > This SHOULD be set by the Client before mapping to a list of atoms > indicating the functional type of the window. So the _NET_WM_WINDOW_TYPE atom must be set before showing the window. The callback to the configure event handle now checks the windows current geometry to not move the window if it's already where it's supposed to be. This prevents the eww daemon from endlessly chatting with X11 in some instances. * chore: cargo fmt |
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Eww
Elkowars Wacky Widgets is a standalone widget system made in Rust that allows you to implement your own, custom widgets in any window manager.
Documentation and instructions on how to install can be found here.
New configuration language!
YUCK IS ALIVE! After months of waiting, the new configuration language has now been released! This also means that XML is no longer supported from this point onwards. If you want to keep using the latest releases of eww, you'll need to migrate your config over to yuck.
The steps to migrate can be found in the migration guide.
Additionally, a couple amazing people have started to work on an automatic converter that can turn your old eww.xml into the new yuck format!
Examples
(note that some of these still make use of the old configuration syntax)
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A basic bar, see examples
Contribewwting
If you want to contribute anything, like adding new widgets, features or subcommands (Including sample configs), you should definitely do so.
Steps
- Fork this repository
- Install dependencies
- Smash your head against the keyboard from frustration (coding is hard)
- Open a pull request once you're finished