The 'SEP' contain the charachter(s) that are placed before and after a
module (respectively). For example, if SEP1="[" and SEP2="]" then each
module will be surrounded by those charachters.
* Fully modular! If you don't want to use a function, no worries.
* Lightweight! dwm-bar is written entirely in POSIX-compliant shell script so need to install a hundred different packages to get it working.
* Options! You can decide to use either unicode symbols or plaintext for module identifiers with the ```IDENTIFIER``` value.
## Current Functions
### dwm_alsa
Displays the current master volume of ALSA
```
@ -139,8 +133,8 @@ If you would like your bar to be displayed when X starts, add this to your .xini
exec dwm
```
## Customizing
dwm-bar is completley modular, meaning you can mix and match functions to your hearts content. It's functions are located in the functions/ subdirectory and included in dwm_bar.sh
If you want to make your own function, for example dwm_myfunction.sh, you should create it in the functions/ subdirectory before including it in dwm_bar.sh and adding it to the xsetroot command:
dwm-bar is completley modular, meaning you can mix and match functions to your hearts content. It's functions are located in the bar-functions/ subdirectory and included in dwm_bar.sh
If you want to make your own function, for example dwm_myfunction.sh, you should create it in the bar-functions/ subdirectory before including it in dwm_bar.sh and adding it to the xsetroot command:
# Change the appearance of the module identifier. if this is set to "unicode", then symbols will be used as identifiers instead of text. E.g. [📪 0] instead of [MAIL 0].
# Requires a font with adequate unicode character support
exportIDENTIFIER="unicode"
# Change the charachter(s) used to seperate modules. If two are used, they will be placed at the start and end.