powerline-cpu-temp
powerline-cpu-temp is a Powerline segment to show CPU temperature.
Installation
Using pip:
pip3 install powerline-cpu-temp
Or clone this repository and run:
python3 setup.py install
Usage
First, it is required to add cpu_temp and cpu_temp_gradient highlight groups in the colorscheme configurations:
(You can easily customize the color scheme by changing the highlight group settings.)
{
"cpu_temp": { "fg": "gray8", "bg": "gray0", "attrs": [] },
"cpu_temp_gradient": { "fg": "green_yellow_orange_red", "bg": "gray0", "attrs": [] }
}
Then add the following settings to the Powerline configuration file:
{
"function": "powerline_cpu_temp.cpu_temp"
}
You can specify the arguments:
{
"function": "powerline_cpu_temp.cpu_temp",
"args": {
"format": "{value:.0f}°C",
"threshold_good": 50,
"threshold_bad": 90
}
}
Available arguments:
-
format(string): format string, receivesvalueas an argument -
threshold_good(float): threshold for gradient level 0: temperature below this value will have this gradient level. -
threshold_bad(float): threshold for gradient level 100: temperature above this value will have this gradient level. Temperature betweenthreshold_goodandthreshold_badreceive gradient level that indicates relative position in this interval: (100 * (cur-good) / (bad-good)).
Dependencies
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