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Buildin block types

Table of content

Date

The type date shows the current date/time. If you do not specify a format the output is like Apr 03 22:12.

Format

With format you can specify how your date/time should look like. Use the moment.js format to customize the output to your liking.

Example

  - name: example
    type: date
    format: dddd, MMMM Do YYYY, h:mm:ss a  # outputs  "Sunday, February 14th 2010, 3:25:50 pm"
    interval: 1  # refresh block each second

DiskFree

The type diskfree shows the available bytes on your drive. If you don't specify the mount point the available space on your home directory is shown.

Mount

Use mount to show the available disk space of another disk. The disk must be mounted. On Windows the drive letter should work, but I have not tested this.

Warning

If you define a warning the block will be urgent (highlighted) if the available free space is below the warning level.

You can define the warning level as percentage like warning: 10%, a number of bytes like warning: 1024000000 or like warning: 1gb. The supported units are: kb, mb, gb and tb.

Example

  - name: example
    type: diskfree
    label: tmp
    mount: '/tmp'   # monitor the /tmp mount
    warning: 512mb  # warn if free space is lower then 512 mb

Hostname

The type hostname displays the hostname of the system. If you don't set fqn the hostname is shown without the domain part. E.g. peter.

FQN

Activate fqn with fqn: true to show the hostname fully qualified with the domain part. E.g. peter.your.tld

Example

  - name: example
    type: hostname

LAN IP

The type lanip shows the current IP address of the sepcified interface.

Interface

Specify interface to display the IP address of the desired interface. If this property is not specified, then an error is shown.

Example

  - name: example
    type: lanip
    interface: wlan0

Load Average

The type loadavg shows the load average for the past minute in the default unix format.

Display

Use display: percentage to show the load as a percentage. The percentage is calculated as load/number of cpus * 100.

Warning

When warning is enabled with warning: true the block will be urgent (highlighted) if the current load is greater than the number of cpus detected.

Example

  - name: example
    type: loadavg
    display: percentage
    warning: true

Memory

The type memory shows the current memory usage. When display is not defined the percentage of memory in use is shown. When warning is not set the block will be urgent (highlighted) if less than 10% of the memory is free.

Display

With display you can change the output of the block to:

  • percent, show used memory as percentage, default
  • percent_free, show free memory as percentage
  • amount, show used/total memory in bytes, e.g. 3.50GB/6.75GB

The values are case-sensitive.

Warning

Define warning level as percentage. The block will be urgent (highlighted) when less than this amount of memory is free.

Example

  - name: example
    type: memory
    display: amount  # show amount free/total
    warning: 10      # warn when free memory is below ten percent of the total memory

Text

Type text displays a fixed text, defined by the text value. E.g. text: 'Hello Friend'

Example

  - name: example
    type: text
    text: 'Hello Friend'

Uptime

The type uptime shows the current system uptime. The default output looks like 1y 205d 03:14. When the uptime is lower than one year or one day the fields are stripped from the output like 03:14

Format

With format the output format of the uptime can be modified. Use the syntax from moment-duration-format. E.g. format: 'h [hours]' displays the uptime in full hours like 150 hours.

Trim

The trim is active by default and causes empty fields to be eliminated from the display. With trim: false the example above shows 0y 0d 03:14.

Example

  - name: example
    type: uptime
    format: 'y[yrs] D[dys] hh:mm'
    trim: false

Username

The username type simply shows your username.

Example

  - name: example
    type: username

Command

The command type allows you to integrate shell scripts or other runable commands/programms in i3-status. It uses the same output format as i3blocks.

full_text <newline>
short_text <shorttext>
color <newline>

If the exit status of the command is not zero the block will be urgent (highlighted).

Specify the command to execute with command: '/home/peter/.config/i3/scripts/myScript.sh'. The script must be executable.

Example

  - name: example
    type: command
    command: '/home/peter/.config/i3/scripts/myScript.sh'