Conky Like Widget
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About Conky Like Widget
CLW is a Conky like widget configurable with Conky syntax. It can provide system statics such as battery level, ram usage, agenda appointment, top process, date and time.
CLW read text files and display widgets, it provides some example however you should write your file. Absolutely not WYSIWYG. Not all Conky's options are available, see github to check what is implemented.
MAIN FEATURES:
- Conky syntax. fully customizable.
- Update only when needed, when you tap, or when you decide it. No background service and no waste of cpu, ram or battery
- Text with custom font, color, size, shadow and outline.
- Conky like bar.
- Image support.
- System stuff like uptime, rom name android version.
- Battery information.
- Disk space information.
- Ram usage.
- Cpu information.
- Top cpu and top mem command.
- Wifi information
- Agenda/Calendar support.
- Time and date in custom format (with your locale)
- Execute custom commands in format of text or bar.
No Thanks!
- No ADS
- No internet data usage.
- No nonsense permission (only data storage required)
- No limit to the number of widget you can have.
- No limit to what you can do with configuration files; CLW only read them from anywhere you specify. Save, backup, import to other device, share and modify config. files freely.
Permissions
- Data storage: required for read your configuration file and write examples.
- Agenda: needed only if you want clw display your agenda.
Info
Instruction: https://github.com/scorzy/CLW/wiki
Main github page: https://github.com/scorzy/CLW
Example files: https://github.com/scorzy/CLW/tree/master/release/example
If you find a bug or need help contact me via email or github
CLW read text files and display widgets, it provides some example however you should write your file. Absolutely not WYSIWYG. Not all Conky's options are available, see github to check what is implemented.
MAIN FEATURES:
- Conky syntax. fully customizable.
- Update only when needed, when you tap, or when you decide it. No background service and no waste of cpu, ram or battery
- Text with custom font, color, size, shadow and outline.
- Conky like bar.
- Image support.
- System stuff like uptime, rom name android version.
- Battery information.
- Disk space information.
- Ram usage.
- Cpu information.
- Top cpu and top mem command.
- Wifi information
- Agenda/Calendar support.
- Time and date in custom format (with your locale)
- Execute custom commands in format of text or bar.
No Thanks!
- No ADS
- No internet data usage.
- No nonsense permission (only data storage required)
- No limit to the number of widget you can have.
- No limit to what you can do with configuration files; CLW only read them from anywhere you specify. Save, backup, import to other device, share and modify config. files freely.
Permissions
- Data storage: required for read your configuration file and write examples.
- Agenda: needed only if you want clw display your agenda.
Info
Instruction: https://github.com/scorzy/CLW/wiki
Main github page: https://github.com/scorzy/CLW
Example files: https://github.com/scorzy/CLW/tree/master/release/example
If you find a bug or need help contact me via email or github
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Theme History & Updates
What's Changed
Fix bug causing widget not displaying
Improved performances
Fix top on Android 7
Fix bug causing widget not displaying
Improved performances
Fix top on Android 7
What are users saying about Conky Like Widget
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by Y####:
by Y####:
I'd love to have this function, but it just won't work on my device. When I put the widget and go to select a config file, it won't open the file. It won't even open the example files provided by the dev. All I get is a gray widget inviting me to tap to reload, and tapping the widget accomplished nothing.
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by T####:
by T####:
This looks reasonably powerful and useful, and I'm doing background reading now. But it needs a config file and does not ship with one. It expects you to write one, upload it to your device, and select it when you first run CLW. I emailed the developer suggesting a sample config file as a starting point so the user can see something when the widget is placed on a page would be a good idea. He stated he'll probably do that in the next release, but that won't happen for a bit. UPDATE: v3.0 has added example files for defining the widget. To use them, place the CLW widget on a page and tap it. It will show a Choose file dialog page. Select Use example file, then swipe left to pick the sample you want to use. Tap the name on the top bar to select which to use for the emplaced widget. The examples files are text files placed in /storage/emulated/0/CLW-examples. If you have a text editor installed, you can look at them and use them as a starting point for customizing. I added a star for providing example config files. See the CLW github page for documentation on what the files contain and what a CLW widget config file should look like.
by Q####:
Tried on Nexus 5p. Given it all the permissions. Created example configs however when you load one to create a widget it just displays a bunch of JAVA errors.