musikcube-waves is a module for bars like waybar and polybar, that shows different animations based on musikcube status.
Main information
Requirements:
musikcube
bc
cava
Installation:
git clone https://github.com/jvc84/musikcube-waves.git
cd musikcube-waves
mkdir ~/.config/cava
cp assets/cava/cava_option_config ~/.config/cava
Important about CAVA:
You can configure number of bars and framerate of the option cava in ~/.config/cava/cava_option_config:
bars = <bars>
framerate = <framerate>
Usage:
python /PATH/TO/musikcube-waves/run_musikcube_animation.py [--filler OPTION] [--saver OPTION] [--player OPTION]
- waybar module:
"custom/waves": {
"format": "{}",
"exec": "python /PATH/TO/musikcube-waves/run_musikcube_animation.py [--filler OPTION] [--saver OPTION] [--player OPTION]"
},
- polybar module:
[module/waves]
type = custom/script
exec = python /PATH/TO/musikcube-waves/run_musikcube_animation.py [--filler OPTION] [--saver OPTION] [--player OPTION]
tail = true
format = <label>
label = " %output%"
Information about Flags and Options
Use python /PATH/TO/run_musikcube_animation.py --help to read about flags and options.
Examples
If you just want to see cava:
python /PATH/TO/run_musikcube_animation.py --filler cava --saver cava --player cava
If you want mini waves to move when music is on:
python /PATH/TO/run_musikcube_animation.py --filler flat=3 --saver splash --player waves
If you want to separate left and right cava halves to put something in between:
- module for left audio channel:
python /PATH/TO/run_musikcube_animation.py --filler info --saver flat=8 --player cava=left
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some other modules
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module for right audio channel:
python /PATH/TO/run_musikcube_animation.py --filler flat=8 --saver flat=8 --player cava=right
Maybe you just want a little cat to live in your bar:
python /PATH/TO/run_musikcube_animation.py --filler cat --saver cat --player cat
That's pretty much it. Put star if you like this module and send bug report if something is wrong.
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