+some custom polybar script

Pretty simple, just paste some text on the screen. I've realised that my
problem with i3blocks wasn't the lack of complexity, but rather the lack
of variety, which polybar allows me to access.

1 files changed, 49 insertions, 0 deletions

diff --git a/Polybar/.config/polybar/config b/Polybar/.config/polybar/config
index e69de29..c45345b 100644
--- a/Polybar/.config/polybar/config
+++ b/Polybar/.config/polybar/config
@@ -0,0 +1,49 @@
+[bar/custom-bar]
+width = 100%
+height = 27
+modules-left = i3
+modules-right = filesystem pulseaudio battery date
+tray-position = right
+separator = "      "
+separator-padding = 2
+background = #55000000
+font-0 = Hack-Regular:size=14
+
+[module/i3]
+type = internal/i3
+format = <label-state> <label-mode>
+index-sort = true
+wrapping-scroll = false
+
+[module/pulseaudio]
+type = internal/pulseaudio
+
+format-volume = <label-volume>
+label-volume = " %percentage%%"
+
+[module/battery]
+type = internal/battery
+battery = BAT0
+adapter = ADP0
+full-at = 98
+
+format-charging = Battery ↑: <label-charging>
+format-discharging = Battery ↓: <label-discharging>
+
+[module/date]
+type = internal/date
+interval = 5
+
+date = "%d/%m/%Y"
+time = %H:%M
+
+label = %date% %time%
+
+[module/filesystem]
+type = internal/fs
+interval = 25
+
+mount-0 = /
+
+label-mounted = %{F#0a81f5}Memes%{F-}: %percentage_used%%
+label-unmounted = %mountpoint% not mounted