Leechbar
Warning: This crate is WIP and might have some big changes in the future.
Leechbar is a crate for creating your own bar/panel/dock.
The goal of leechbar is to provide a library that allows creating a completely custom bar. The purpose is not simplicity. So if you don't plan on using more than just simple text, you might want to look at something like lemonbar instead.
Usage
This crate can be installed through crates.io and can be
used by adding it to your Cargo.toml
.
[]
= "0.3.0"
Examples
These snippets just touch the basics of using leechbar, for more complete examples you can take a look at the github repository.
The first thing that needs to be done for using leechbar, is setting up the bar configuration
itself. This is done using the BarBuilder
struct.
use ;
// All method calls that take parameters are optional
new
.background_color
.font
.output
.height
.spawn;
After creating a configuration using BarBuilder
, you have to add your components to the
bar. This is a little more complicated, because you need to implement the Component
trait.
use ;
use Duration;
// You can define your own custom components like this
// Create a new bar
let mut bar = new.spawn.unwrap;
// Create an instance of the component
let comp = MyComponent ;
// Add an instance of your component to your bar
bar.add;
// Start the event loop that handles all X events
bar.start_event_loop;
Logging
This crate supports log
, if you want to enable this logging,
you can add env_logger
to your binary.
extern crate env_logger;