Custom LxQt Widget

[skyscrowned]

Thank you, this is a super handy app!

Custom LxQt Widget:
-Text:
printf "$(muslimtify next name) in $(muslimtify next remaining)"
Click:
[script path (absolute)]
uses YAD

#!/bin/bash

RAW_DATA=$(muslimtify show --no-header)
FORMATTED_DATA=""

while IFS='=' read -r name time; do
    ampm_time=$(date -d "$time" +"%I:%M%p")
    FORMATTED_DATA+="$name $ampm_time "
done <<< "$RAW_DATA"

# run YAD
yad --list \
    --title="Muslimtify" \
    --column="Prayer" --column="Time" \
    --width=250 --height=210 \
    --no-headers \
    --undecorated \
    --on-top \
    --mouse \
    --close-on-unfocus \
    --button="Close:0" \
    $FORMATTED_DATA

[rizukirr]

Hey @skyscrowned, really sorry for the late response, I just opened up the Discussions tab on this repo, so I only saw your post now.

This is awesome, thank you for sharing! I love that you wired it into an LxQt panel widget with a YAD popup, you also converting the times to 12-hour AM/PM, nice touch, and the click-to-show window looks clean in your screenshot. Honestly didn't expect to see muslimtify integrated this neatly into a desktop panel, it's exactly the kind of lightweight use case I was hoping the CLI would enable.

Really appreciate you taking the time to write it up with the script and image — I'm sure others will find it useful too. Thanks again!

[rizukirr]

in muslimtify version ^0.3.0 this is the fixed scripts

RAW_DATA=$(muslimtify show --headless)
FORMATTED_DATA=""

while IFS='=' read -r name time; do
    [[ -z "$name" ]] && continue
    ampm_time=$(date -d "$time" +"%I:%M%p")
    FORMATTED_DATA+="${name^} $ampm_time "
done <<< "$RAW_DATA"

# run YAD
yad --list \
    --title="Muslimtify" \
    --column="Prayer" --column="Time" \
    --width=250 --height=210 \
    --no-headers \
    --undecorated \
    --on-top \
    --mouse \
    --close-on-unfocus \
    --button="Close:0" \
    $FORMATTED_DATA