Source code for libqtile.widget.statusnotifier

from libqtile import bar
from libqtile.widget import base
from libqtile.widget.helpers.status_notifier import StatusNotifierItem, has_xdg, host


[docs] class StatusNotifier(base._Widget): """ A 'system tray' widget using the freedesktop StatusNotifierItem specification. As per the specification, app icons are first retrieved from the user's current theme. If this is not available then the app may provide its own icon. In order to use this functionality, users are recommended to install the `pyxdg <https://pypi.org/project/pyxdg/>`__ module to support retrieving icons from the selected theme. If the icon specified by StatusNotifierItem can not be found in the user's current theme and no other icons are provided by the app, a fallback icon is used. Left-clicking an icon will trigger an activate event. .. note:: Context menus are not currently supported by the official widget. However, a modded version of the widget which provides basic menu support is available from elParaguayo's `qtile-extras <https://github.com/elParaguayo/qtile-extras>`_ repo. """ orientations = base.ORIENTATION_BOTH defaults = [ ("icon_size", 16, "Icon width"), ("icon_theme", None, "Name of theme to use for app icons"), ("padding", 3, "Padding between icons"), ] def __init__(self, **config): base._Widget.__init__(self, bar.CALCULATED, **config) self.add_defaults(StatusNotifier.defaults) self.add_callbacks( { "Button1": self.activate, } ) self.selected_item: StatusNotifierItem | None = None @property def available_icons(self): return [item for item in host.items if item.has_icons] def calculate_length(self): if not host.items: return 0 return len(self.available_icons) * (self.icon_size + self.padding) + self.padding def _configure(self, qtile, bar): if has_xdg and self.icon_theme: host.icon_theme = self.icon_theme # This is called last as it starts timers including _config_async. base._Widget._configure(self, qtile, bar) def draw_callback(self, x=None): self.bar.draw() async def _config_async(self): await host.start( on_item_added=self.draw_callback, on_item_removed=self.draw_callback, on_icon_changed=self.draw_callback, ) def find_icon_at_pos(self, x, y): """returns StatusNotifierItem object for icon in given position""" offset = self.padding val = x if self.bar.horizontal else y if val < offset: return None for icon in self.available_icons: offset += self.icon_size if val < offset: return icon offset += self.padding return None def button_press(self, x, y, button): icon = self.find_icon_at_pos(x, y) self.selected_item = icon if icon else None name = f"Button{button}" if name in self.mouse_callbacks: self.mouse_callbacks[name]() def _draw_icon(self, icon, x, y): # Despite scaling the icon down here for compositing, cairo keeps the higher # res snapshot, which will be used when the whole buffer is scaled up later scale = 1 / getattr(self.bar.window, "scale", 1) self.drawer.ctx.save() self.drawer.ctx.translate(x, y) self.drawer.ctx.scale(scale, scale) self.drawer.ctx.set_source_surface(icon, 0, 0) self.drawer.ctx.paint() self.drawer.ctx.restore() def draw(self): self.drawer.clear(self.background or self.bar.background) xoffset = self.padding yoffset = (self.bar.size - self.icon_size) // 2 # Scale icon up by output scale factor scaled_icon_size = int(self.icon_size * getattr(self.bar.window, "scale", 1)) for item in self.available_icons: icon = item.get_icon(scaled_icon_size) if self.bar.horizontal: self._draw_icon(icon, xoffset, yoffset) else: self._draw_icon(icon, yoffset, xoffset) xoffset += self.icon_size + self.padding self.draw_at_default_position() def activate(self): """Primary action when clicking on an icon""" if not self.selected_item: return self.selected_item.activate() def finalize(self): host.unregister_callbacks( on_item_added=self.draw_callback, on_item_removed=self.draw_callback, on_icon_changed=self.draw_callback, ) base._Widget.finalize(self)