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- ## Usage
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- [Read here.](https://github.com/lcpz/lain/wiki/Widgets#usage)
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- ### Description
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- Monitors network interfaces and shows current traffic.
-
- ```lua
- local mynet = lain.widget.net()
- ```
-
- ## Input table
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- Variable | Meaning | Type | Default
- --- | --- | --- | ---
- `timeout` | Refresh timeout (in seconds) | integer | 2
- `iface` | Network device(s) | string (single interface) or table of strings (multiple interfaces) | autodetected
- `units` | Units | integer | 1024 (kilobytes)
- `notify` | Display "no carrier" notifications | string | "on"
- `wifi_state` | Get Wi-Fi connection status | string | "off"
- `eth_state` | Get Ethernet connection status | string | "off"
- `screen` | Notifications screen | integer | 1
- `settings` | User settings | function | empty function
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- `iface` can be a string or an table of the form `{ "eth0", "eth1", ... }` containing a list of the devices to collect data on.
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- If more than one device is included, `net_now.sent` and `net_now.received` will contain cumulative values over all given devices.
- Use `net_now.devices["eth0"]` to access `sent`, `received`, `state` or `carrier` per device.
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- Possible alternative values for `units` are 1 (byte) or multiple of 1024: 1024^2 (MB), 1024^3 (GB), and so on.
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- If `notify = "off"` is set, the widget won't display a notification when there's no carrier.
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- `settings` can use the following `iface` related strings:
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- - `net_now.carrier` ("0", "1");
- - `net_now.state` ("up", "down");
- - `net_now.sent` and `net_now.received` (numbers) will be the sum across all specified interfaces;
- - `net_now.devices["interface"]` contains the previous attributes for each detected interface.
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- If `wifi_state = "on"` is set, `settings` can use the following extra strings attached to `net_now.devices["wireless interface"]`:
- - `wifi` (true, false) indicates if the interface is connected to a network;
- - `signal` (number) is the connection signal strength in dBm;
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- If `eth_state = "on"` is set, `settings` can use the following extra string: `net_now.devices["ethernet interface"].ethernet`, which is a boolean indicating if an Ethernet connection's active.
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- For compatibility reasons, if multiple devices are given, `net_now.carrier` and `net_now.state` correspond to the last interface in the `iface` table and should not be relied upon (deprecated).
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- ## Output table
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- Variable | Meaning | Type
- --- | --- | ---
- `widget` | The widget | `wibox.widget.textbox`
- `update` | Update `widget` | function
- `get_devices` | Update the `iface` table | function
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- ## Notes
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- ### Setting `iface` manually
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- If the widget [spawns a "no carrier" notification and you are sure to have an active network device](https://github.com/lcpz/lain/issues/102), then autodetection is probably not working. This may due to [your user privileges](https://github.com/lcpz/lain/issues/102#issuecomment-246470526). In this case you can set `iface` manually. You can see which device is **UP,LOWER_UP** with the following command:
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- ```shell
- ip link show
- ```
- ## Usage examples
- ### Two widgets for upload/download rates from the same `iface`
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- ```lua
- local mynetdown = wibox.widget.textbox()
- local mynetup = lain.widget.net {
- settings = function()
- widget:set_markup(net_now.sent)
- mynetdown:set_markup(net_now.received)
- end
- }
- ```
- ### Wi-Fi/Ethernet connection and signal strength indicator
- ```lua
- local wifi_icon = wibox.widget.imagebox()
- local eth_icon = wibox.widget.imagebox()
- local net = lain.widget.net {
- notify = "off",
- wifi_state = "on",
- eth_state = "on",
- settings = function()
- local eth0 = net_now.devices.eth0
- if eth0 then
- if eth0.ethernet then
- eth_icon:set_image(ethernet_icon_filename)
- else
- eth_icon:set_image()
- end
- end
-
- local wlan0 = net_now.devices.wlan0
- if wlan0 then
- if wlan0.wifi then
- local signal = wlan0.signal
- if signal < -83 then
- wifi_icon:set_image(wifi_weak_filename)
- elseif signal < -70 then
- wifi_icon:set_image(wifi_mid_filename)
- elseif signal < -53 then
- wifi_icon:set_image(wifi_good_filename)
- elseif signal >= -53 then
- wifi_icon:set_image(wifi_great_filename)
- end
- else
- wifi_icon:set_image()
- end
- end
- end
- }
- ```
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