Simplifies BitBar app plugin creation
Create your plugin using a nice API instead of having to manually construct a big string.
Requires BitBar 1.9 or higher.
$ npm install bitbar
#!/usr/bin/env /usr/local/bin/node
const bitbar = require('bitbar');
bitbar([
{
text: '❤',
color: bitbar.darkMode ? 'white' : 'red',
dropdown: false
},
bitbar.separator,
{
text: 'Unicorns',
color: '#ff79d7',
submenu: [
{
text: ':tv: Video',
href: 'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9auOCbH5Ns4'
},
{
text: ':book: Wiki',
href: 'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unicorn'
}
]
},
bitbar.separator,
'Ponies'
]);Create a file with the above code in the BitBar plugins directory and make sure to chmod +x filename.js it. Read more.
Change /usr/local/bin/node to the path of your Node.js binary. This is a known issue in BitBar.
Type: Array<string|Object>
An item can be a string with the text or an object with the text in a text property and any of the options. The text can be multiple lines, but for the first item, only the first line will be shown in the menubar.
Type: Array<string|Object>
It will add a submenu to the current item. A submenu is composed by an array of items.
Type: Object
You can use any of the supported options.
Applies to all items unless overridden in the item.
Add a separator.
Returns a boolean of whether macOS Dark Mode is enabled.
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