version bump

Reviewed-on: #2

Cargo.toml

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 [package]
 name = "fluxo-rs"
-version = "0.3.3"
+version = "0.4"
 edition = "2024"
 
 [dependencies]

README.md

@@ -1,18 +1,16 @@
 # fluxo-rs
 
-fluxo-rs is a high-performance system metrics daemon and client designed specifically for Waybar. It replaces standard shell scripts with a compiled Rust binary that collects data via a background polling loop and serves it over a Unix socket.
+`fluxo-rs` is a high-performance system metrics daemon and client designed specifically for Waybar. It entirely replaces standard shell scripts with a compiled Rust binary that collects data via a background polling loop and serves it over a Unix socket. 
+
+With its **100% Native, Content-Based Event-Driven Architecture**, it consumes effectively 0% CPU while idle and signals Waybar to redraw *only* when the rendered UI text or icons physically change.
 
 ## Key Features
 
-- **Asynchronous Architecture**: Built on **Tokio**, the daemon handles concurrent IPC requests and background tasks with zero latency and minimal CPU overhead.
+- **100% Native Architecture**: Zero shell-outs or subprocesses. Uses `bluer` for Bluetooth, `libpulse-binding` for audio, `zbus` for MPRIS/DND, and `notify` for backlight.
-- **Native Library Integrations**: 
+- **Content-Based Event Signaling**: `fluxo-rs` evaluates your custom configuration formats internally. It only sends a `SIGRTMIN+X` signal to Waybar if the resulting string or CSS class has actually changed, eliminating pointless re-renders from raw polling fluctuations.
-    - **Audio**: Direct `libpulse` integration for event-driven, instant volume and device updates.
+- **Zero-Latency Interactions**: Direct library bindings mean that when you change your volume or connect a Bluetooth device via the CLI, the daemon updates instantly.
-    - **Bluetooth**: Native `bluer` integration for robust device monitoring.
+- **Circuit Breaker (Failsafe)**: Automatically detects failing modules and enters a "Cool down" state, preventing resource waste and log spam. Fallback caching keeps your bar looking clean even during brief failures.
-    - **Pixel Buds Pro**: Custom native RPC implementation for real-time battery and ANC control.
+- **Multi-threaded Polling**: Decoupled Tokio subsystem threads ensure that a hang in one system (e.g., a slow GPU probe) never freezes your Waybar.
-    - **Network**: Native `nix` and `/proc` inspection for high-speed interface monitoring.
-    - **Hyprland**: Direct IPC Unix socket communication for gamemode and animation status.
-- **Circuit Breaker (Failsafe)**: Automatically detects failing modules and enters a "Cool down" state to prevent resource waste and log spam.
-- **Multi-threaded Polling**: Decoupled subsystem threads ensure that a hang in one system (e.g., a slow GPU probe) never freezes your entire bar.
 
 ## Modules
 
@@ -24,37 +22,47 @@ fluxo-rs is a high-performance system metrics daemon and client designed specifi
 | `sys` | System load and uptime | `{uptime}`, `{load1}`, `{load5}`, `{load15}`, `{procs}` |
 | `disk` | Disk usage | `{mount}`, `{used}`, `{total}` |
 | `pool` | Btrfs aggregate storage | `{used}`, `{total}` |
+| `gpu` | GPU usage & thermals | `{usage}`, `{vram_used}`, `{vram_total}`, `{temp}` |
 | `vol` | Audio output (sink) | `{name}`, `{volume}`, `{icon}` |
 | `mic` | Audio input (source) | `{name}`, `{volume}`, `{icon}` |
 | `bt` | Bluetooth status & plugins | `{alias}`, `{mac}`, `{left}`, `{right}`, `{anc}` |
 | `power` | Battery and AC status | `{percentage}`, `{icon}` |
-| `game` | Hyprland status | active/inactive icons |
+| `game` | Hyprland Gamemode status | active/inactive strings |
+| `mpris` | Media Player status | `{artist}`, `{title}`, `{album}`, `{status_icon}` |
+| `backlight` | Display Brightness | `{percentage}`, `{icon}` |
+| `kbd` | Keyboard Layout | `{layout}` |
+| `dnd` | Do Not Disturb (SwayNC) | active/inactive strings |
 
 ## Setup
 
 1. **Build**: `cargo build --release`
-2. **Configure**: Create `~/.config/fluxo/config.toml` (see `example.config.toml`).
+2. **Configure**: Create `~/.config/fluxo/config.toml` (see `example.config.toml`). Ensure you map your `[signals]`.
-3. **Daemon**: Start `fluxo-rs daemon`. It's recommended to run this as a systemd user service.
+3. **Daemon**: Start `fluxo-rs daemon`. It is highly recommended to run this as a systemd user service.
 
 ## Waybar Configuration
 
-To achieve zero-latency updates, use **Waybar Signals**:
+To achieve zero-latency updates and zero-polling CPU usage, set `interval: 0` on your modules and rely entirely on **Waybar Signals** mapped in your `config.toml`:
 
 ```jsonc
-"custom/audio": {
+"custom/volume": {
-    "exec": "fluxo vol",
+    "exec": "fluxo-rs vol",
     "return-type": "json",
-    "interval": 5,
+    "interval": 0,
-    "signal": 8,
+    "signal": 8, // Must match the value in config.toml [signals]
-    "on-click": "fluxo audio cycle sink && pkill -RTMIN+8 waybar"
+    "on-click": "fluxo-rs vol mute",
+    "on-scroll-up": "fluxo-rs vol up 1",
+    "on-scroll-down": "fluxo-rs vol down 1",
+    "on-click-right": "fluxo-rs vol cycle"
 },
-"custom/bluetooth": {
+"custom/bluetooth-audio": {
-    "exec": "fluxo bt",
+    "format": "{}",
     "return-type": "json",
-    "interval": 5,
+    "exec": "fluxo-rs bt",
+    "on-click": "fluxo-rs bt menu",
+    "on-click-right": "fluxo-rs bt cycle_mode",
     "signal": 9,
-    "on-click": "fluxo bt menu && pkill -RTMIN+9 waybar",
+    "interval": 0,
-    "on-click-right": "fluxo bt cycle_mode && pkill -RTMIN+9 waybar"
+    "tooltip": true
 }
 ```
 

example.config.toml

@@ -1,46 +1,97 @@
 # Fluxo configuration example
+# Place this at ~/.config/fluxo/config.toml
+
+# Note: All tokens support standard alignment, padding, and precision specifiers dynamically.
+# For example, you can change {rx:>5.2} to {rx:<8.1} or {used} to {used:^4.0} directly here.
 
 [general]
+# command used for interactive menus (e.g., bluetooth device selection)
+# $FLUXO_PROMPT is securely injected to prevent shell escaping issues
 menu_command = "fuzzel --dmenu --prompt \"$FLUXO_PROMPT\""
+# For Wofi use: menu_command = "wofi --show dmenu --prompt \"$FLUXO_PROMPT\""
+
+# Map modules to specific Waybar signals for zero-latency, event-driven UI updates.
+# These MUST match the `signal` configuration in your waybar config.jsonc
+[signals]
+network = 1
+cpu = 2
+memory = 3
+gpu = 4
+sys = 5
+disk = 6
+game = 7
+audio = 8
+bt = 9
+power = 10
+keyboard = 11
+mpris = 12
+backlight = 13
+dnd = 14
 
 [network]
-format = "{interface} ({ip}):  {rx:>5.2} MB/s   {tx:>5.2} MB/s"
+# tokens: {interface}, {ip}, {rx}, {tx}
+format = "{interface} ({ip}):  {rx:^4.1} MB/s   {tx:^4.1} MB/s"
 
 [cpu]
-format = "CPU: {usage:>4.1}% {temp:>4.1}C"
+# tokens: {usage}, {temp}, {model}
+format = "CPU: {usage:^4.1}% {temp:^4.1}C"
 
 [memory]
-format = "{used:>5.2}/{total:>5.2}GB"
+# tokens: {used}, {total}
+format = "MEM: {used:^4.1}/{total:^4.1}GB"
 
 [gpu]
+# tokens: {usage}, {vram_used}, {vram_total}, {temp}
 format_amd = "AMD: {usage:>3.0}% {vram_used:>4.1}/{vram_total:>4.1}GB {temp:>4.1}C"
 format_intel = "iGPU: {usage:>3.0}%"
 format_nvidia = "NV: {usage:>3.0}% {vram_used:>4.1}/{vram_total:>4.1}GB {temp:>4.1}C"
 
 [sys]
-format = "UP: {uptime} | LOAD: {load1:>4.2} {load5:>4.2} {load15:>4.2}"
+# tokens: {uptime}, {load1}, {load5}, {load15}, {procs}
+format = "UP: {uptime} LOAD: {load1:^3.1} "
 
 [disk]
-format = "{mount} {used:>5.1}/{total:>5.1}G"
+# tokens: {mount}, {used}, {total}
+format = "{mount} {used:^3.0}/{total:^3.0}G"
 
 [pool]
+# tokens: {used}, {total}
 format = "{used:>4.0}G / {total:>4.0}G"
 
 [power]
+# tokens: {percentage}, {icon}
 format = "{percentage:>3}%  {icon}"
 
-[bt]
-format_connected = "{alias} 󰂰"
-format_plugin = "{alias} [{left}|{right}] {anc} 󰂰"
-format_disconnected = "󰂯"
-format_disabled = "󰂲 Off"
-
 [audio]
+# tokens: {name}, {volume}, {icon}
 format_sink_unmuted = "{name} {volume:>3}% {icon}"
 format_sink_muted = "{name} {icon}"
 format_source_unmuted = "{name} {volume:>3}% {icon}"
 format_source_muted = "{name} {icon}"
 
+[bt]
+# tokens: {alias}, {mac}, {left}, {right}, {anc}
+format_plugin = "{alias} [{left}|{right}] {anc} 󰂰"
+format_connected = "󰂰 {alias}"
+format_disconnected = "󰂯 Disconnected"
+format_disabled = "󰂲 Off"
+
 [game]
 format_active = "<span size='large'>󰊖</span>"
 format_inactive = "<span size='large'></span>"
+
+[mpris]
+# tokens: {artist}, {title}, {album}, {status_icon}
+format = "{status_icon} {artist} - {title}"
+
+[backlight]
+# tokens: {percentage}, {icon}
+format = "{percentage:>3}% {icon}"
+
+[keyboard]
+# tokens: {layout}
+format = "{layout}"
+
+[dnd]
+format_dnd = "<span size='large'>󰂛</span>"
+format_normal = "<span size='large'>󰂚</span>"

src/main.rs

@@ -131,9 +131,7 @@ fn main() {
         }
 
         // Generic module dispatch
-        // To handle module-specific default targets like "vol up" -> "vol sink up" or "mic up" -> "vol source up"
+        // Translate module-specific shorthand targets
-        // Wait, `daemon.rs` `evaluate_module_for_signaler` defaults `vol` to `sink show`.
-        // If we map `mic` to `["vol", "source"]` in `main.rs` instead of keeping `mic` in daemon:
         let (actual_module, actual_args) = if module == "vol" {
             let mut new_args = vec!["sink".to_string()];
             new_args.extend(cli.args.clone());

src/modules/mpris.rs

@@ -109,9 +109,8 @@ impl MprisDaemon {
 
         info!("Connected to D-Bus for MPRIS monitoring");
 
-        // Simple poll loop for MPRIS since players can come and go, and tracking dynamically
+        // Periodically poll for the active player and update the MPRIS state.
-        // with pure signals across multiple dynamically spawned DBus names is complex.
+        // This avoids complex dynamic signal tracking across ephemeral player instances.
-        // A robust hybrid approach: poll every 2s for active players, and update state.
 
         let dbus_proxy = DBusProxy::new(&connection).await?;