awesome-wm-widgets/batteryarc-widget/batteryarc.lua

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-- Battery Arc Widget for Awesome Window Manager
-- Shows the battery level of the laptop
-- More details could be found here:
-- https://github.com/streetturtle/awesome-wm-widgets/tree/master/batteryarc-widget

-- @author Pavel Makhov
-- @copyright 2019 Pavel Makhov
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local awful = require("awful")
local beautiful = require("beautiful")
local naughty = require("naughty")
local wibox = require("wibox")
local watch = require("awful.widget.watch")

local HOME = os.getenv("HOME")

local text = wibox.widget {
    id = "txt",
    font = "Play 6",
    align  = 'center',  -- align the text
    valign = 'center', 
    widget = wibox.widget.textbox
}

local text_with_background = wibox.container.background(text)

local batteryarc = wibox.widget {
    text_with_background,
    max_value = 1,
    rounded_edge = true,
    thickness = 2,
    start_angle = 4.71238898, -- 2pi*3/4
    forced_height = 18,
    forced_width = 18,
    bg = "#ffffff11",
    paddings = 2,
    widget = wibox.container.arcchart,
    set_value = function(self, value)
        self.value = value
    end,
}

local last_battery_check = os.time()

watch("acpi -i", 10,
    function(widget, stdout)
        local batteryType

        local battery_info = {}
        local capacities = {}
        
        -- Change the logic of processing battery information from 'acpi -i'
        for s in stdout:gmatch("[^\r\n]+") do
            local status, charge_str = string.match(s, '.+: (%a+), (%d?%d?%d)%%,?.*')
            if charge_str ~= nil then
                table.insert(battery_info, {status = status, charge = tonumber(charge_str)})
            else
                local cap_str = string.match(s, '.+:.+last full capacity (%d+)')
                if cap_str ~= nil then
                    table.insert(capacities, tonumber(cap_str))
                end
            end
            
        end
        
        -- total battery capacity
        local total_capacity = 0
        for i, cap in ipairs(capacities) do
            total_capacity = total_capacity + cap
        end

        -- capacity charged into all batteries
        local charge_cap = 0
        -- battery charge percentage 0~100
        local charge_perc = 0
        
        for i, batt in ipairs(battery_info) do
            -- BUG: batt.charge ranges from 0 to 100, should be divided by 100
            charge_cap = charge_cap + batt.charge/100 * capacities[i]
        end
        
        
        local status
        
        -- new logic to determine status
        status = 'Full'
        for i, batt in ipairs(battery_info) do
            if batt.status == 'Charging' then
                status = 'Charging'
                break
            end
            if batt.status == 'Discharging' then
                status = 'Discharging'
                break
            end            
        end
        

        if total_capacity > 0 then
            charge_perc = charge_cap / total_capacity * 100
        end

        -- when widget.value is < 0.04, the widget shows a full circle (as widget.value=1)
        -- so the charge_perc value is checked first
        if charge_perc >= 5 then
            widget.value = charge_perc / 100
        else
            widget.value = 0.05
        end
         
        
        if status == 'Charging' then
            text_with_background.bg = beautiful.widget_green
            text_with_background.fg = beautiful.widget_black
        else
            text_with_background.bg = beautiful.widget_transparent
            text_with_background.fg = beautiful.widget_main_color
        end

        text.text = string.format('%d', charge_perc)

        -- add variables to make it easy to change settings
        local bat_high   = 75
        local bat_low    = 30 

--        if charge_perc <= bat_low then
        if charge_perc <= bat_low then
            batteryarc.colors = { beautiful.widget_red }
            if status ~= 'Charging' and os.difftime(os.time(), last_battery_check) > 300 then
                -- if 5 minutes have elapsed since the last warning
                last_battery_check = os.time()

                show_battery_warning()
            end
        elseif charge_perc > bat_low and charge_perc < bat_high then
            batteryarc.colors = { beautiful.widget_yellow }
        else
            batteryarc.colors = { beautiful.widget_main_color }
        end
    end,
    batteryarc)

-- Popup with battery info
-- One way of creating a pop-up notification - naughty.notify
local notification
function show_battery_status()
    awful.spawn.easy_async([[bash -c 'acpi']],
        function(stdout, _, _, _)
            notification = naughty.notify {
                text = stdout,
                title = "Battery status",
                timeout = 5,
                hover_timeout = 0.5,
                width = 200,
            }
        end)
end

batteryarc:connect_signal("mouse::enter", function() show_battery_status() end)
batteryarc:connect_signal("mouse::leave", function() naughty.destroy(notification) end)

-- Alternative to naughty.notify - tooltip. You can compare both and choose the preferred one

--battery_popup = awful.tooltip({objects = {battery_widget}})

-- To use colors from beautiful theme put
-- following lines in rc.lua before require("battery"):
-- beautiful.tooltip_fg = beautiful.fg_normal
-- beautiful.tooltip_bg = beautiful.bg_normal

--[[ Show warning notification ]]
function show_battery_warning()
    naughty.notify {
        icon = HOME .. "/.config/awesome/awesome-wm-widgets/batteryarc-widget/spaceman.jpg",
        icon_size = 100,
        text = "Battery is dying", -- switch text and title 
        title = "Huston, we have a problem",
        timeout = 25,   -- show the warning for a longer time
        hover_timeout = 0.5,
        position = "bottom_right",
        bg = "#F06060",
        fg = "#EEE9EF",
        width = 300,
    }
end

return batteryarc