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@ -5,25 +5,25 @@ about system status in dmenu. Some of them i.e. `volume` have options (up, down,
which are selectable options in dmenu.
## Tools
- `pingclock` performs a single `ping` to a server and returns the response time
- `battery` shows the current battery level
- `brightness` shows the current backlight level and gives options to adjust it
- `volume` shows the current volume level and gives options to adjust and manage it
- `show_date` shows the date
- `fuzzytime` shows the fuzzytime clock
- `wlan` shows the state of the wireless network interface. SSID connected to and signal level.
- `nic` shows the status and/or the ip address of the network interface card
- `temperature` shows the current CPU temperature
- `notes` a simple one liner note taking tool, displaying notes in `dmenu`/`rofi`
- `calculate` a calculator, utilising `qalculate` - inspired by [@fedops](https://codeberg.org/fedops/scripts)
- `emoji` an emoji picker
- `remmina` reads the files in your remmina config directory and allows you to connect to and edit them
- `translate` utilises libretranslate (you'll need and API key or your own instance) to translate test. Prefix the text with `en>de`, `de>en`, `en>fr`, etc. as you need. Must be compiled with `-d:ssl`
- `pingclurrk` performs a single `ping` to a server and returns the response time
- `batturry` shows the current battery level
- `brightnurrs` shows the current backlight level and gives options to adjust it
- `volurrme` shows the current volume level and gives options to adjust and manage it
- `calendurr` shows the date
- `furrytime` shows the fuzzytime clock
- `wirelurrs` shows the state of the wireless network interface. SSID connected to and signal level.
- `netwurrk` shows the status and/or the ip address of the network interface card
- `temperaturr` shows the current CPU temperature
- `noteurr` a simple one liner note taking tool, displaying notes in `dmenu`/`rofi`
- `calculaturr` a calculator, utilising `qalculate` - inspired by [@fedops](https://codeberg.org/fedops/scripts)
- `emurrji` an emoji picker
- `remmina_choosurr` reads the files in your remmina config directory and allows you to connect to and edit them
- `translaturr` utilises libretranslate (you'll need and API key or your own instance) to translate test. Prefix the text with `en>de`, `de>en`, `en>fr`, etc. as you need. Must be compiled with `-d:ssl`
- `clipurr` clipboard manager
The next two do not work with `rofi` unless you have `alias dmenu=rofi` set, but they're pretty nice tools
- `passmenu_wrapper` a wrapper for passmenu. It basically just styles `passmenu` with no other features
- `command_wrapper` inspired by passmenu_wrapper, a basic tool to run other `dmenu` related tools with uniform styling.
- `cmd_wrappurr` inspired by passmenu_wrapper, a basic tool to run other `dmenu` related tools with uniform styling.
- For example: `dmenu_run`, `clipmenu`, `passmenu` etc.
### Example in `dmenu`:
@ -42,14 +42,14 @@ Each tool is compiled separately, for example:
```sh
nimble install
or
nim c pingclock
nim c pingclurrk
```
and then run with
```sh
./pingclock
./pingclurrk
or
./pingclock rofi
./pingclurrk rofi
```
## How to use
@ -63,7 +63,6 @@ It's completely up to you how to run them, they're just simple CLI tools really.
## Dependencies
- `dmenu` or `rofi`
- `yad` for calendar
- `passmenu` for passmenu_wrapper
- basically any tool that's used to gather the information.
- "tools" for audio etc. (`pamixer`, `ncpamixer`, etc.) can be set in the source