i3wm segments

powerline.segments.i3wm.active_window(cutoff=100)

Returns the title of the currently active window.

Parameters:cutoff (int) – Maximum title length. If the title is longer, the window_class is used instead.

Highlight groups used: active_window_title.

powerline.segments.i3wm.mode(names={'default': None})

Returns current i3 mode

Parameters:names (dict) – Specifies the string to show for various modes. Use null to hide a mode (default is hidden by default).

Highligh groups used: mode

powerline.segments.i3wm.scratchpad(icons={'fresh': 'O', 'changed': 'X'})

Returns the windows currently on the scratchpad

Parameters:icons (dict) – Specifies the strings to show for the different scratchpad window states. Must contain the keys fresh and changed.

Highlight groups used: scratchpad or scratchpad:visible, scratchpad or scratchpad:focused, scratchpad or scratchpad:urgent.

powerline.segments.i3wm.workspace(icons={'multiple': 'M'}, format=None, strip=False, workspace=None)

Return the specified workspace name

Parameters:

• workspace (str) – Specifies which workspace to show. If unspecified, may be set by the list_workspaces lister if used, otherwise falls back to currently focused workspace.
• strip (bool) – Specifies whether workspace numbers (in the 1: name format) should be stripped from workspace names before being displayed. Defaults to false. Deprecated: Use {name} or {stripped_name} of format instead.
• format (str) – Specifies the format used to display workspaces; defaults to {name}. Valid fields are: name (workspace name), number (workspace number if present), stipped_name` (workspace name stripped of leading number), icon (if available, icon for application running in the workspace, uses the multiple icon instead of multiple different icons), multi_icon (similar to icon, but does not use multiple, instead joins all icons with a single space)
• icons (dict) – A dictionary mapping a substring of window classes to strings to be used as an icon for that window class. Further, there is a multiple icon for workspaces containing more than one window.

Highlight groups used: workspace or w_visible, workspace:visible, workspace or w_focused, workspace:focused, workspace or w_urgent, workspace:urgent, workspace.

powerline.segments.i3wm.workspaces()

Return list of used workspaces

Parameters:

• only_show (list) – Specifies which workspaces to show. Valid entries are "visible", "urgent" and "focused". If omitted or null all workspaces are shown.
• output (str) – May be set to the name of an X output. If specified, only workspaces on that output are shown. Overrides automatic output detection by the lemonbar renderer and bindings. Use “__all__” to show workspaces on all outputs.
• strip (int) – Specifies how many characters from the front of each workspace name should be stripped (e.g. to remove workspace numbers). Defaults to zero.
• format (str) – Specifies the format used to display workspaces; defaults to {name}. Valid fields are: name (workspace name), number (workspace number if present), stipped_name` (workspace name stripped of leading number), icon (if available, icon for application running in the workspace, uses the multiple icon instead of multiple different icons), multi_icon (similar to icon, but does not use multiple, instead joins all icons with a single space)
• icons (dict) – A dictionary mapping a substring of window classes to strings to be used as an icon for that window class. Further, there is a multiple icon for workspaces containing more than one window.
• sort_workspaces (bool) – Sort the workspaces displayed by their name according to the natural ordering.
• show_output (bool) – Shows the name of the output if more than one output is connected.
• priority_workspaces (list) – A list of workspace names to be sorted before any other workspaces in the given order.
• hide_empty_workspaces (bool) – Hides all workspaces without any open window. Also hides non-focussed workspaces containing only an open scratchpad.

Highlight groups used: workspace or w_visible, workspace:visible, workspace or w_focused, workspace:focused, workspace or w_urgent, workspace:urgent, workspace or output.