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[Feature Request] Tag for bar|graph|gauge for use in execp #904
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I'm almost certain we can achieve this with |
See #903. I used You can print many lines as you want... all in one script too. |
Sorry, i don't really understand ^^ |
I explained that you should do this in Python or any other language instead of bunch of shell commands... to avoid several calls like... echo, tr, grep, sed, awk, head, cut, etc... and to replace your I don't know what data you're working with. If that's json, then it would be more easier too. I imagine you'd have to practice learning + converting. Python is a cool language to learn tho. Otherwise, keep with it as-is. This is just my suggestion and is no way a correct answer. |
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This issue was closed because it has been stalled for 30 days with no activity. |
If I'm wrong, correct me, but :
For a remote server whose amount of RAM memory used is to be displayed in text AND with a bar: you must run a curl command for the text in execp AND a curl command in execbar.
It would be much more ecological and economical to be able to add something similar to
echo "\${bar value=$usedRam max=$maxRam}";
directly in the exec command. With this method one curl is suffisant and don't need write anything in a tmp_file.PS : thanks dev for conky, it's really better than android widget
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