▄ ▄ (._. ) █ ▄ █ █▀█ █▀▄█ █ █ █ █ █▀ ▀█ █▄█ █ █ █▀▄ █ Conkys weird terminal cousin Monitor and display various things by reading stdout from scripts or programs. Have a look at the example.toml to get started!

## Installation
cargo install wonky

Currently has 3 component types, indicator, meter and separator.

## Meter ### Basic usage: ```toml [[widgets]] # Type of widget type = "Meter" title = "I rate"

# Unit of messurement
unit            = " m8" 

# Themes for now:
# 0 ▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀ 
# 1 [====----]
theme           = 0

# Text to the left of the bar
# prefix          = "something"

# Display reading and title above the bar
# either of these will cause the meter to
# take up two vertical spaces.
reading         = true
# Hide the meter
meter           = true

max_command     = ["echo", "8"] 
value_command   = ["echo", "8"] 

# How often component should be updated in seconds
frequency       = 60
# Horizontal alignment
right           = false
# Vertical alignment
bottom          = false

```

### Bash script: ```toml [[widgets]] type = "Meter" title = "" unit = "c" theme = 1

prefix          = "cputemp"

reading         = true
meter           = true

max_command     = ["bash", "~/scripts/cputemp", "max"] 
value_command   = ["bash", "~/scripts/cputemp"] 

frequency       = 60
right           = false
bottom          = false

## Indicator ### Basic usage: toml [[widgets]] type = "Indicator" title = " Server is running "

# Indicator output is parsed with comma-separation:
# [foreground-color],[background-color],[string]
command         = ["echo", "100,88, Alert! Alert! D:"]
frequency       = 1

right           = false
bottom          = false

```