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CSpoons repo

Spoons for the superb hammerspoon project.

CMeters

Creates circles on desktop (or overlay) requires Python 3 to be installed and psutils, i.e. after installing Python 3 type

pip3 install psutils in your Terminal

You can customize the rings in the init.lua under obj.rings. Please note that drawing too many rings might drain your cpu.

Currently supported are cpu and network monitors.

You might need to adjust max and min values in value_range for network traffic in order to see something.

Ring config example

Rings are part of obj.rings in init.lua, e.g.

obj.rings = {
    cpu_seconds = { -- name irrelevant as long unique
     radius = 150, -- radius of circle
     startAngle = 0, -- start angle of circle 12 o'clock = 0
     endAngle = 180, -- end angle
     meterType = 'cpu', -- meter type cpu or network
     refreshEvery = 'second', -- refresh cycle
     baseLineAlpha = 0.5, -- alpha value for circle
     stepsToBaseLineAlpha = 5, -- how many steps backwards
     -- starting form current sec/min/hour
     -- will alpha = 1 decrease to reach baseLineAlpha,
     -- in principle creating a fading-out effect over x steps
     minWidth = 3, -- min width of circle
     maxWidth = 70, -- max width of circle
     color = "#3288bd", -- color - thanks colorbrewer :)
     center = { -- center of circle
         x = 200,
         y = 200
     },
     value_range = {
        min = 0, -- which cpu calue will be mapped to minWidth
        max = 100 -- or maxWidth
        -- this is more important for the network ring
     }
    }
}