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@ -9,10 +9,10 @@ What I have added:
* Draw arbitrary graphs in the bar with external data provider scripts that push the data into the graph * Draw arbitrary graphs in the bar with external data provider scripts that push the data into the graph
* Overlay as many graphs as wanted, like system cpu usage and user cpu usage in one figure * Overlay as many graphs as wanted, like system cpu usage and user cpu usage in one figure
* Individual refresh frequencies for each widget * Individual refresh frequencies for each widget
* Let items subscribe to system events (e.g. space changed, window focused, etc.) for their refresh action (like in yabai)
* ... feel free to explore my sketchybarrc file for more details on the options * ... feel free to explore my sketchybarrc file for more details on the options
I have many more plans for the project: I have many more plans for the project:
* Let items subscribe to system events (e.g. space changed, window focused, etc.) for their refresh action (like in yabai)
* Cache the scripts in RAM to reduce I/O operations * Cache the scripts in RAM to reduce I/O operations
* Make the associated_space / associated_display properties more powerful by allowing to associate to more than one screen/display * Make the associated_space / associated_display properties more powerful by allowing to associate to more than one screen/display
* Make application specific widgets with associated_app argument (e.g. when gvim is open show the vim mode indicator in the status bar) * Make application specific widgets with associated_app argument (e.g. when gvim is open show the vim mode indicator in the status bar)