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README.md

Polybar

Polybar configuration, including color themes, modules,…

The project is still a work in progress (WIP) and structure will change as needed for my setup. A main constraint is to make it easy to unify look and feel between the two main computers I use which are a bit different in setup and hardware (laptop vs desktop, bluetooth or not,…)

Bars

Theme

The current theme can easily be switch by including a file from the directory theme.

A theme file must contain the following entries :

[colors]
background = 
foreground = 
foreground-alt = 
urgent = 
alert-background = 
alert-foreground = 
warning = 
function-background = 
function-foreground =

Script

Contains scripts for custom modules.

Hebcal

This module is a POC (Proof Of Concept) and should be considered a WIP (Work In Progress).

A script that calls the hebcal API and returns the date according to the Hebrew calendar. The option --hebrew can be passed to display the date in Hebrew. The display is refresh every 10 minutes.

The states of the script are kept in files written in /tmp.

The calls are made to the API deployed at Hebcal. The project is open source and maybe can be self hosted.