Metadata-Version: 1.0
Name: batticon
Version: 0.1.4
Summary: This is a simple battery indicator for system tray
Home-page: https://github.com/sorrowless/battery_systray
Author: Stanislaw Bogatkin
Author-email: sbog@sbog.ru
License: GPL
Description: Batticon
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        Description
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        Batticon is simple system tray widget that show battery status. Written with GTK 3.
        To use, just place it where you want and start by running
        
        ``$ batticon``
        
        Also you can install it from PyPi, for that just run
        
        ``$ pip install batticon``
        
        
        Settings
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        Settings file named *settings.json* and used standard JSON markup.
        Today it have only two settings:
        
        * theme that can be set by theme name
        * timeout interval to update indicator.
        
        Settings file can be placed in 3 places:
        
        * program executable directory
        * ~/.config/batticon/
        * /etc/batticon/
        
        Themes can be placed in:
        
        * in *'themes'* directory where program lay
        * ~/.config/batticon/themes/
        * /usr/share/batticon/themes/
        
        
        How to create new theme
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        You can create your own theme. It is very easy to do. All what you should do:
        
        #. Create new directory and place it into themes one
        
        #. Create 2 sets of icons - one set for charging battery and one for discharging battery. Actually, it can be equal set of icons, but it should have different names (*<battery_percent>-charging.<png|svg>* for charging and similar but with *'discharging'* instead 'charging' for discharging battery mode. You can place any number of icon for percent from 00 to 100 (it means that you can have 00,01,02...98,99,100 - full set of 101 icon for charging and 101 for discharging or you can just have 10,30,70,100 - set from 4 icon for charging and 4 for discharging; app will handle it right)
        
        #. You should remember that all icons should be or svg or png format
        
        #. Create icon with name *'default.<png|svg>'*
        
        #. It's all - you can change name of theme to yours in settings and restart app
        
        Your app doesn't work!!
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        Just write to me, don't be shy. I will really glad to help you with your problem.
        Also, be cautious - program depends on pygobject for GTK3 and this package usually
        distributed by OS itself. For example, it just doesn't work if I trying to
        install it from pip in my Arch laptop, but works well if I install it from repos.
        
        
        
        
Keywords: battery indicator systray system tray
Platform: UNKNOWN
