Ruin - The battery indicator

Create a battery indicator from any image

Prerequisites

• rust

Supported Environments

Usage

1. Install Ruin:

   cargo install ruin

2. Run the script:

   ruin

3. If you want to set the wallpaper for specific screens (the default behavior is to set the wallpaper on all screens), use the following command:

   ruin -s 0 1

4. If you want to modify the refresh interval (the default is every 5 seconds), use this command:

   ruin -t 1

Adding Custom Battery Indicator

1. Create an image with a #8FBCBB color. Use the following ImageMagick command to convert your image:

   convert input_image.png -fill "#8fbcbb" -colorize 100% output_image.png

2. Copy your image to the config directory:

   cp ./output_image.png ~/.config/ruin/images

3. Run Ruin with the name of your image as an argument:

   ruin output_image

Custom Color Scheme

1. Open the colorschemes.yaml file:

   vim ~/.config/ruin/colorschemes.yaml

2. Add your custom color scheme (colors should be in rgb):

   example:
     charging: [r, g, b]
     default: [r, g, b]
     low_battery: [r, g, b]
     background: [r, g, b]

3. Run the script

   ruin example

Inspired by bain.