Source code for libqtile.widget.keyboardkbdd

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import re

from libqtile.log_utils import logger
from libqtile.utils import add_signal_receiver
from libqtile.widget import base


[docs]class KeyboardKbdd(base.ThreadPoolText): """Widget for changing keyboard layouts per window, using kbdd kbdd should be installed and running, you can get it from: https://github.com/qnikst/kbdd The widget also requires dbus-next_. .. _dbus-next: https://pypi.org/project/dbus-next/ """ defaults = [ ("update_interval", 1, "Update interval in seconds."), ( "configured_keyboards", ["us", "ir"], "your predefined list of keyboard layouts." "example: ['us', 'ir', 'es']", ), ( "colours", None, "foreground colour for each layout" "either 'None' or a list of colours." "example: ['ffffff', 'E6F0AF']. ", ), ] def __init__(self, **config): base.ThreadPoolText.__init__(self, "", **config) self.add_defaults(KeyboardKbdd.defaults) self.keyboard = self.configured_keyboards[0] self.is_kbdd_running = self._check_kbdd() if not self.is_kbdd_running: self.keyboard = "N/A" def _check_kbdd(self): try: running_list = self.call_process(["ps", "axw"]) except FileNotFoundError: logger.error("'ps' is not installed. Cannot check if kbdd is running.") return False if re.search("kbdd", running_list): self.keyboard = self.configured_keyboards[0] return True logger.error("kbdd is not running.") return False async def _config_async(self): subscribed = await add_signal_receiver( self._signal_received, session_bus=True, signal_name="layoutChanged", dbus_interface="ru.gentoo.kbdd", ) if not subscribed: logger.warning("Could not subscribe to kbdd signal.") def _signal_received(self, message): self._layout_changed(*message.body) def _layout_changed(self, layout_changed): """ Handler for "layoutChanged" dbus signal. """ if self.colours: self._set_colour(layout_changed) self.keyboard = self.configured_keyboards[layout_changed] def _set_colour(self, index): if isinstance(self.colours, list): try: self.layout.colour = self.colours[index] except IndexError: self._set_colour(index - 1) else: logger.error( 'variable "colours" should be a list, to set a\ colour for all layouts, use "foreground".' ) def poll(self): if not self.is_kbdd_running: if self._check_kbdd(): self.is_kbdd_running = True return self.configured_keyboards[0] return self.keyboard