Custom Widget Configuration

A blank canvas for whatever data you want to put on your bar. You give it a command or script to run, and it displays the output - perfect for showing your IP address, GPU temperature, stock prices, or anything else you can fetch from a terminal command. Works with plain text or JSON.

Example Configuration to get IP Address

ip_info:
  type: "yasb.custom.CustomWidget"
  options:
    label: "<span>\udb81\udd9f</span> {data[ip]}"
    label_alt: "<span>\uf450</span> {data[city]} {data[region]}, {data[country]}"
    class_name: "ip-info-widget"
    tooltip: true
    tooltip_label: "IP: {data[ip]}\nCity: {data[city]}\nRegion: {data[region]}\nCountry: {data[country]}"
    exec_options:
      run_cmd: "curl.exe https://ipinfo.io"
      run_interval: 120000  # every 5 minutes
      return_format: "json"
      hide_empty: false
    callbacks:
      on_left: "toggle_label"
      on_middle: "exec cmd /c ncpa.cpl" # open network settings
      on_right: "exec cmd /c start https://ipinfo.io/{data[ip]} " # open ipinfo in browser

Example Configuration to get Nvidia Temp.

nvidia_temp:
  type: "yasb.custom.CustomWidget"
  options:
    label: "{data}<span>\udb81\udd04</span>"
    label_alt: "{data}"
    class_name: "system-widget"
    exec_options:
      run_cmd: "powershell nvidia-smi --query-gpu=temperature.gpu --format=csv,noheader"
      run_interval: 10000 # run every 10 sec
      return_format: "string"
      hide_empty: false

Example Configuration to weather data

nvidia_temp:
  type: "yasb.custom.CustomWidget"
  options:
    label: "London {data[current][temperature_2m]}{data[current_units][temperature_2m]}"
    class_name: "custom-widget"
    exec_options:
      run_cmd: "curl.exe http://api.open-meteo.com/v1/forecast?latitude=51.5074&longitude=-0.1278&current=temperature_2m&timezone=auto"
      run_interval: 1800000 # run every 30 min
      return_format: "json"
      hide_empty: false
      use_shell: false

Description of Options

• label: The format string.
• label_alt: The alternative format string.
• label_placeholder: Placeholder text when data is not available. Default is "Loading...".
• label_max_length: The maximum length of the label. Minimum value is 1. Default is None.
• tooltip: Whether to show the tooltip on hover. Default is false.
• tooltip_label: Custom format string for the tooltip. Use {data} to reference the command output data. If not specified, shows the raw data representation (JSON for dict, string for other types).
• class_name: The CSS class name for the widget.
• exec_options: A dictionary specifying the execution options. The keys are:
• run_cmd: The command or executable path to run. Default is None.
• run_once: (boolean) If set to true, the command runs only once on startup and the repeat interval timer is disabled. Default is false.
• run_interval: The repeat execution interval in milliseconds. Default is 120000 (2 minutes).
• return_format: The format expected from the command output, either "json" or "string". Default is "json".
• hide_empty: (boolean) If true, the widget hides itself when the output is empty or parsing fails. Default is false.
• use_shell: (boolean) Whether to run the command inside a system shell. Default is true.
• encoding: (string) Custom character encoding to decode the output (e.g., utf-8, cp1252). Default is None.
• callbacks: A dictionary specifying the callbacks for mouse events. The keys are on_left, on_middle, and on_right, and the values are the names of the callback functions.

Example Style

.custom-widget {}
.custom-widget .widget-container {}
.custom-widget .widget-container .label {}
.custom-widget .widget-container .label.alt {}
.custom-widget .widget-container .icon {}