fido-node / rusty-belt

Rust replacement for tmux powerline with a potential for any status line replacement

Rusty Belt

What is it

Client-server implementation of tmux statuses

Features

• Support of powerline like theme with separator
• Support of BG and FG color pallets with round robin.
• CPU, Mem, Swap, Disk infortmation
• Run shell commands with current PWD and without
• Find and show connectes networks. (may be usefull for enumerating connected VPNs)
• Show tmux session

WIP features

- Docs - Mac os brew build and instructions

• Autoreload config
• Show current media status (artist/track/play/pause)
• Weather info
• Battery status

Install

cargo install rusty-belt

or

brew install fido-node/homebrew-barleywine/rusty-belt

Further reading

Documentation

Screenshots

rusty-belt's Issues

Rework client coloring code

In a render/mod.rs coloring of segments are smear all over the code. Hide this logic in a separate structure.

Add weather part

Choose provider, write fetcher, extend protobuf file, render in client.

Autoreload config

Now server reads config only on start.
You can improve UX by enabling autoreload config on changes.
Consider this code as example: https://github.com/notify-rs/notify/blob/d7e22791faffb7bd9bd10f031c260ae019d7f474/examples/async_monitor.rs

Rework code related to timeseries

In model/{cpu,mem,swap} we have a common logic related to forming small time series. It should be extracted to one separate structure and tested.
Requirements:

• On start timeseries should be populated with default values (0.0)
• One method to feed value, one method to fetch snapshot of timeseries

Add battery part

Choose provider, write fetcher, extend protobuf file, render in client.

Check this one:
https://github.com/starship/rust-battery

Add media part

Choose provider, write fetcher, extend protobuf file, render in client.

Linux client: https://github.com/Mange/mpris-rs
Mac client: need investigation.

Docs for developers

Internal structure, technologies, my thoughts, dunno.

Add part which shows is this session works over SSH

Title is self descriptive.
Suggested part name: is_ssh
Suggested v-data structure: let v: bool