It turns out that Awesome can automatically deal with GLib's main loop and we
don't need an external process to listen to pulseaudio's DBus. This greatly
simplifies the code since we:
- can merge the widget and widget_client files
- don't need to do all the string parsing but can modify the widget directly
Credit to https://github.com/psychon for raising the issue and providing sample
code.
Closes#1 (https://github.com/stefano-m/awesome-pulseaudio_widget/issues/1)
The widget will to its best to detect the active source.
- Updated client code to detect source changes and add object path information to
the volume and mute updated signals.
- Added new functions to toggle mute and change volume on the microphone. The
functions name have `_mic` appended.
- Refactored widget code to reduce duplication.
- Updated README with examples on how to add controls for the microphone to `rc.lua`.
- use Awesome 4.x API. This widget will not work with earlier versions.
- use the latest pulseaudio_dbus (v0.10.0) backed by dbus_proxy.
- use client script to listen to signals from pulseaudio to update the widget
status.
- update copyright notice
- refactor widget code
- update the documentation
- add rockspec for development
- add rockspec for version 0.2.0
Stefano Mazzucco