blocks/inkbird: Fix datetime print.
blocks/battery.sh: Simplify battery percentage.
README: No need for `-p json`; it's the default protocol.
A sh-driven swaybar.
I'm using this project as an excuse to learn things. As such, it's probably a little bit of a mess and subject to change at any time.
One of the goals is to mostly use the tools available on a fresh Alpine Linux install (Busybox) and keep the package requirements low.
A decent number of "blocks" rely on external services (location, weather, etc.). Each block should have its own README with more information. Blocks aim to be somewhat configurable (ex: custom endpoints for external services).
See the "config.example" file to configure which blocks to run.
In your sway config file (usually ~/.config/sway/config) point the "status_command" property to main.sh like so:
bar {
status_command '~/.config/sway/swaybar/bin/main.sh'
}