Feature Suggestion - #xmonad #cycleAction #optimization

[sgtrusty]

Describe the feature
I would like to recommend only one key for opening eww related widgets, as opposed to using two with a modifier which is a little bit user unfriendly. At least in my opinion, due to carpal tunnel complications that may develop from using key chords too often. My suggestion is the following:

To Reproduce
In order to open the center menu, the following action must be peformed:
Mod, xK_p have to be pressed. It will then open the center menu.

Expected behavior
Instead of having an alternative key Mod .|. shiftMask, xK_p to unopen--err, close it-- use the same key combination as earlier by using cycleAction:

import XMonad.Util.ActionCycle
--
-- ... your code ...
--
myKeys conf@(XConfig {XMonad.modMask = modm}) = M.fromList $
    [ 
-- ...
    , ((modm,               xK_p     ), cycleAction "centerlaunch" [centerlaunch, ewwclose])

Relevant code: https://github.com/Axarva/dotfiles-2.0/blob/main/xmonad/xmonad.hs#L112-L117

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[sgtrusty]

Also, great job on the project! I have seen other sources using similar eww widgets, but i modified them a little to adjust to my own needs:

Using this as an opportunity to plug in my rice, lol.

• Pokemon photo @ ig#byronkb
• Background wallpaper @ /r/Fintaman
• Top eww bar adapted from bspwm to xmonad @ github#owenrumney
• More to come

[Axarva]

This is actually a great suggestion. Also, nice rice! I'll integrate this into the code as soon as I can.

[sgtrusty]

@Axarva if you want I can do it an open a PR for it really quick, you'd just have to pull the changes and QA if you wanna. That way I can be one of the contributers or at least go down in history with some git blame x)

Oh, also: I forgot to mention, I initally began using xmonad and learning Haskell from i3wm after I saw this rice! So thank you for the inspiration as well!