<commit_before>#!/usr/bin/env ruby

#
# = amazing 
#
# an amazing widget manager for an awesome window manager
#
#   Usage: amazing [options]
#      -c, --config FILE                Configuration file (~/.amazing.yml)
#      -s, --screen ID                  Screen ID (0)
#      -l, --log-level LEVEL            Severity threshold (info)
#      -i, --include SCRIPT             Include a widgets script
#      -u, --update WIDGET              Update a widget and exit
#      -w, --list-widgets               List available widgets
#      -h, --help                       You're looking at it
#
# == Widgets
#
# * Battery: Remaining battery power in percentage
# * Maildir: Mail count in maildirs
# * ALSA: Various data for the ALSA mixer
# * Raggle: Unread posts in raggle
# * Memory: Various memory related data
# * Clock: Displays date and time
#
# == Configuration
#
#   include:
#     - list
#     - of
#     - scripts
#   screens:
#     - list
#     - of
#     - screens
#   widgets:
#     identifier:
#       type: WidgetName
#       every: seconds
#       field: instance method
#       options:
#         widget: foo
#         specific: bar
#
# == Example
# 
#   widgets:
#     pb_bat:
#       type: Battery
#       every: 10
#     tb_time:
#       type: Clock
#       every: 1
#       options:
#         format: %T
#     tb_mail:
#       type: Maildir
#       options:
#         directories:
#           - Mail/**/new
#           - Mail/inbox/cur
#
# In this example tb_mail doesn't have an "every" setting and is instead
# updated manually with <tt>amazing -u tb_mail</tt>, perhaps in cron after fetching
# new mail via fdm, getmail, fetchmail or similar. A good idea is also to
# update after closing your MUA such as Mutt which could be done with
# shell functions, example:
#
#   mutt() {
#     mutt $*
#     amazing -u tb_mail
#   }
#
# == Writing widgets
#
# Widgets inherit from Widget, serves data via instance methods, signalizes
# errors by raising a WidgetError and processes widget options via @options.
# The init method is used instead of initialize. Here's an example:
#
#   class MyWidget < Widget
#     description "This is my widget"
#     attr_reader :my_field
#     alias_method :default, :my_field
#
#     def init
#       @my_field = @options["text"] || "No text configured"
#       raise WidgetError, "oops!" if some_error?
#     end
#   end
#
# The ProcFile class can be used for parsing /proc files:
#
#   cpuinfo = ProcFile.new("cpuinfo")
#   cpuinfo[1]["model name"]
#   #=> "AMD Turion(tm) 64 X2 Mobile Technology TL-50"
#
# == Todo
#
# * Update widgets without an interval on start (when there is a socket)
# * Maybe auto-include scripts from ~/.amazing/something
# * Self-documenting widgets (list fields and options)
# * Some widgets need to support multiple data sources
# * More widgets, duh
#
# == Copying
#
# Copyright (C) 2008 <NAME> <<EMAIL>>
# Licensed under the Academic Free License version 3.0
# http://www.rosenlaw.com/AFL3.0.htm
#

require 'optparse'
require 'logger'
require 'yaml'
require 'timeout'
require 'thread'
require 'pstore'

module Amazing

  # Communicate with awesome
  #
  #   awesome = Awesome.new
  #   awesome.widget_tell(widget_id, "Hello, world")
  #   awesome = Awesome.new(1)<commit_msg>Added a todo entry<commit_after>#!/usr/bin/env ruby

#
# = amazing 
#
# an amazing widget manager for an awesome window manager
#
#   Usage: amazing [options]
#      -c, --config FILE                Configuration file (~/.amazing.yml)
#      -s, --screen ID                  Screen ID (0)
#      -l, --log-level LEVEL            Severity threshold (info)
#      -i, --include SCRIPT             Include a widgets script
#      -u, --update WIDGET              Update a widget and exit
#      -w, --list-widgets               List available widgets
#      -h, --help                       You're looking at it
#
# == Widgets
#
# * Battery: Remaining battery power in percentage
# * Maildir: Mail count in maildirs
# * ALSA: Various data for the ALSA mixer
# * Raggle: Unread posts in raggle
# * Memory: Various memory related data
# * Clock: Displays date and time
#
# == Configuration
#
#   include:
#     - list
#     - of
#     - scripts
#   screens:
#     - list
#     - of
#     - screens
#   widgets:
#     identifier:
#       type: WidgetName
#       every: seconds
#       field: instance method
#       options:
#         widget: foo
#         specific: bar
#
# == Example
# 
#   widgets:
#     pb_bat:
#       type: Battery
#       every: 10
#     tb_time:
#       type: Clock
#       every: 1
#       options:
#         format: %T
#     tb_mail:
#       type: Maildir
#       options:
#         directories:
#           - Mail/**/new
#           - Mail/inbox/cur
#
# In this example tb_mail doesn't have an "every" setting and is instead
# updated manually with <tt>amazing -u tb_mail</tt>, perhaps in cron after fetching
# new mail via fdm, getmail, fetchmail or similar. A good idea is also to
# update after closing your MUA such as Mutt which could be done with
# shell functions, example:
#
#   mutt() {
#     mutt $*
#     amazing -u tb_mail
#   }
#
# == Writing widgets
#
# Widgets inherit from Widget, serves data via instance methods, signalizes
# errors by raising a WidgetError and processes widget options via @options.
# The init method is used instead of initialize. Here's an example:
#
#   class MyWidget < Widget
#     description "This is my widget"
#     attr_reader :my_field
#     alias_method :default, :my_field
#
#     def init
#       @my_field = @options["text"] || "No text configured"
#       raise WidgetError, "oops!" if some_error?
#     end
#   end
#
# The ProcFile class can be used for parsing /proc files:
#
#   cpuinfo = ProcFile.new("cpuinfo")
#   cpuinfo[1]["model name"]
#   #=> "AMD Turion(tm) 64 X2 Mobile Technology TL-50"
#
# == Todo
#
# * Update widgets without an interval on start (when there is a socket)
# * Maybe auto-include scripts from ~/.amazing/something
# * Self-documenting widgets (list fields and options)
# * Some widgets need to support multiple data sources
# * Some way to do alerts, e.g. "blinking"
# * More widgets, duh
#
# == Copying
#
# Copyright (C) 2008 <NAME> <<EMAIL>>
# Licensed under the Academic Free License version 3.0
# http://www.rosenlaw.com/AFL3.0.htm
#

require 'optparse'
require 'logger'
require 'yaml'
require 'timeout'
require 'thread'
require 'pstore'

module Amazing

  # Communicate with awesome
  #
  #   awesome = Awesome.new
  #   awesome.widget_tell(widget_id, "Hello, world")
  #   awesome = Awesome.new(1)
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