pub struct Config {
pub system: bool,
pub excluded_packages: Vec<String>,
pub widgets_id_table: HashMap<String, u64>,
pub restart: RestartBehavior,
pub auto_confirm: bool,
pub threads: Option<usize>,
}Expand description
Configuration for libplasmoid-updater operations.
This struct contains all configuration options used by the library. Library consumers (like topgrade or other automation tools) can construct this directly without needing config file parsing.
§Examples
§Basic Configuration
use libplasmoid_updater::Config;
let config = Config::new();§With Custom Settings
use libplasmoid_updater::{Config, RestartBehavior};
use std::collections::HashMap;
let mut widgets_table = HashMap::new();
widgets_table.insert("com.example.widget".to_string(), 123456);
let config = Config::new()
.with_excluded_packages(vec!["problematic-widget".to_string()])
.with_widgets_id_table(widgets_table)
.with_restart(RestartBehavior::Always);Fields§
§system: boolIf true, operate on system-wide components (in /usr/share).
If false (default), operate on user components (in ~/.local/share).
System operations require root privileges.
excluded_packages: Vec<String>Packages to exclude from updates.
Can match either directory names (e.g., “org.kde.plasma.systemmonitor”) or display names (e.g., “System Monitor”). Components in this list will be skipped during update operations.
widgets_id_table: HashMap<String, u64>Widget ID fallback table mapping directory names to KDE Store content IDs.
This table is used as a fallback when content ID resolution via KNewStuff registry or exact name matching fails. The library uses a three-tier resolution strategy:
- KNewStuff registry lookup (most reliable)
- Exact name match from KDE Store API
- Fallback to this widgets_id_table
§Format
- Key: Component directory name (e.g., “org.kde.plasma.systemmonitor”)
- Value: KDE Store content ID (numeric)
The CLI application loads this from a widgets-id file, but library
consumers can provide it programmatically or leave it empty.
restart: RestartBehaviorControls plasmashell restart behavior after successful updates.
auto_confirm: boolWhen true, skip interactive prompts and apply all non-excluded updates
automatically. Has no effect without the cli feature.
threads: Option<usize>Maximum number of parallel installation threads.
None (default) uses the number of logical CPU threads available.
Some(n) pins the pool to exactly n threads.
Implementations§
Source§impl Config
impl Config
Sourcepub fn new() -> Self
pub fn new() -> Self
Creates a new configuration with default values.
Default values:
system: false (user components)excluded_packages: emptywidgets_id_table: loaded from embedded widgets-id filerestart:RestartBehavior::Never
The embedded widgets-id table provides fallback content ID mappings for components that cannot be resolved via KNewStuff registry or exact name matching.
Sourcepub fn with_system(self, system: bool) -> Self
pub fn with_system(self, system: bool) -> Self
Sets whether to operate on system-wide components.
When true, the library scans and updates components in /usr/share
instead of ~/.local/share. System operations require root privileges.
§Example
use libplasmoid_updater::Config;
let config = Config::new().with_system(true);Sourcepub fn with_widgets_id_table(self, table: HashMap<String, u64>) -> Self
pub fn with_widgets_id_table(self, table: HashMap<String, u64>) -> Self
Sets the widgets ID fallback table.
This table maps component directory names to KDE Store content IDs and is used as a fallback when other resolution methods fail.
§Arguments
table- HashMap mapping directory names to content IDs
§Example
use libplasmoid_updater::Config;
use std::collections::HashMap;
let mut table = HashMap::new();
table.insert("org.kde.plasma.systemmonitor".to_string(), 998890);
let config = Config::new().with_widgets_id_table(table);Sourcepub fn with_excluded_packages(self, packages: Vec<String>) -> Self
pub fn with_excluded_packages(self, packages: Vec<String>) -> Self
Sets the list of Plasmoids to exclude from updates.
Components in this list will be skipped during updates. The list can contain either directory names or display names.
§Arguments
packages- Vector of package names to exclude
§Example
use libplasmoid_updater::Config;
let config = Config::new()
.with_excluded_packages(vec![
"org.kde.plasma.systemmonitor".to_string(),
"Problematic Widget".to_string(),
]);Sourcepub fn with_restart(self, restart: RestartBehavior) -> Self
pub fn with_restart(self, restart: RestartBehavior) -> Self
Sets the plasmashell restart behavior after updates.
§Example
use libplasmoid_updater::{Config, RestartBehavior};
let config = Config::new().with_restart(RestartBehavior::Always);Sourcepub fn parse_widgets_id(content: &str) -> HashMap<String, u64>
pub fn parse_widgets_id(content: &str) -> HashMap<String, u64>
Parses a widgets-id table from a string.
The format is one entry per line: content_id directory_name
Lines starting with # are comments.
pub fn with_auto_confirm(self, auto_confirm: bool) -> Self
pub fn with_threads(self, threads: usize) -> Self
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impl RefUnwindSafe for Config
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impl Sync for Config
impl Unpin for Config
impl UnsafeUnpin for Config
impl UnwindSafe for Config
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