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{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedLists #-}
module QBar.Time (
HasSleepScheduler(..),
Interval(..),
SleepScheduler,
createSleepScheduler,
everyMinute,
everyNSeconds,
humanReadableInterval,
nextIntervalTime,
sleepUntil',
sleepUntil,
sleepUntilInterval',
sleepUntilInterval,
) where
import QBar.Prelude
import Control.Concurrent.Async
import Control.Concurrent.Event qualified as Event
import Control.Concurrent.MVar
import Data.Ord (comparing)
import Data.SortedList (SortedList, toSortedList, fromSortedList, singleton, partition, insert)
import Data.Time.Clock (UTCTime, getCurrentTime, diffUTCTime, utctDayTime, addUTCTime)
newtype Interval = IntervalSeconds Integer
deriving (Read, Show)
-- |Describes an interval that is run every "n" seconds after midnight.
everyNSeconds :: Integer -> Interval
everyNSeconds = IntervalSeconds
-- |Describes an interval that is run every minute.
everyMinute :: Interval
everyMinute = IntervalSeconds 60
nextIntervalTime :: MonadIO m => Interval -> m UTCTime
nextIntervalTime (IntervalSeconds intervalSeconds) = liftIO $ do
now <- getCurrentTime
let dayTime = utctDayTime now
let daySeconds :: Integer = floor dayTime
let intervalId = daySeconds `div` intervalSeconds
return now {
utctDayTime = fromInteger $ (intervalId + 1) * intervalSeconds
}
humanReadableInterval :: Interval -> String
humanReadableInterval (IntervalSeconds i) = show i <> "s"
data SleepScheduler = SleepScheduler (MVar (SortedList ScheduledEvent, [ScheduledEvent])) Event.Event
data ScheduledEvent = ScheduledEvent {
time :: UTCTime,
event :: Event.Event,
fireOnNegativeTimeJump :: Bool
} deriving Eq
instance Ord ScheduledEvent where
compare = comparing time
class HasSleepScheduler m where
askSleepScheduler :: m SleepScheduler
createSleepScheduler :: MonadIO m => m SleepScheduler
createSleepScheduler = liftIO $ do
scheduler <- SleepScheduler <$> newMVar ([], []) <*> Event.new
link =<< async (schedulerThread scheduler)
return scheduler
where
schedulerThread :: SleepScheduler -> IO ()
schedulerThread (SleepScheduler eventsMVar trigger) = schedulerThread' =<< getCurrentTime
where
schedulerThread' :: UTCTime -> IO ()
schedulerThread' lastTime = do
start <- getCurrentTime
-- Check for a negative time step (threshold is between 5 and 65 seconds, depending on loop activity)
when (start < addUTCTime (fromInteger (-5)) lastTime) $ fireEvents fireOnNegativeTimeJump
(sortedEvents, _) <- readMVar eventsMVar
waitResult <- case fromSortedList sortedEvents of
[] -> True <$ Event.wait trigger
(ScheduledEvent{time} : _) -> waitForEvent time
when waitResult $ do
now <- getCurrentTime
fireEvents (checkEvent now)
schedulerThread' start
-- Waits for the next event, with a timeout. A return value of 'False' indicates a timeout occured.
waitForEvent :: UTCTime -> IO Bool
waitForEvent eventTime = do
now <- getCurrentTime
let timeUntil = diffUTCTime eventTime now
if
| timeUntil <= 0 -> return True
| timeUntil < 60 -> True <$ Event.waitTimeout trigger (ceiling $ toRational timeUntil * 1000000)
-- False indicates a timeout, in which case no events need to be fired
| otherwise -> Event.waitTimeout trigger (60 * 1000000)
fireEvents :: (ScheduledEvent -> Bool) -> IO ()
fireEvents predicate =
modifyMVar_ eventsMVar $ \(hots, colds) -> do
let allEvents = hots <> toSortedList colds
let (activeEvents, futureEvents) = partition predicate allEvents
mapM_ (Event.set . event) activeEvents
-- Sleep scheduler thread 'Event' is cleared during 'modifyMVar_' to prevent race conditions.
Event.clear trigger
return (futureEvents, [])
-- Predicate to check if an event should be fired.
checkEvent :: UTCTime -> ScheduledEvent -> Bool
checkEvent now ScheduledEvent{time} = now >= time
queueScheduledEvent :: MonadIO m => SleepScheduler -> ScheduledEvent -> m ()
queueScheduledEvent (SleepScheduler eventsMVar trigger) event@ScheduledEvent{time=eventTime} = liftIO $
modifyMVar_ eventsMVar $ \(sorted, unsorted) ->
-- Sleep scheduler thread 'Event' is set during 'modifyMVar_' to prevent race conditions.
case fromSortedList sorted of
[] -> (singleton event, unsorted) <$ Event.set trigger
(first : _) ->
if eventTime < time first
-- Event happens before the first event, so it is inserted at the front of the sorted list and the scheduler thread is notified
then (insert event sorted, unsorted) <$ Event.set trigger
-- Otherwise it is added to the unsorted pool and will be handled later.
else return (sorted, event:unsorted)
-- |Suspends the thread until the given time is reached.
sleepUntil :: (HasSleepScheduler m, MonadIO m) => UTCTime -> m ()
sleepUntil time = do
scheduler <- askSleepScheduler
sleepUntil' scheduler time
sleepUntil' :: MonadIO m => SleepScheduler -> UTCTime -> m ()
sleepUntil' scheduler time = liftIO $ do
event <- Event.new
queueScheduledEvent scheduler (ScheduledEvent {time, event, fireOnNegativeTimeJump=False})
Event.wait event
-- |Suspends the thread until the next time boundary described by 'Interval' is reached. Also returns when the system time jumps backwards.
sleepUntilInterval :: (HasSleepScheduler m, MonadIO m) => Interval -> m ()
sleepUntilInterval interval = do
scheduler <- askSleepScheduler
sleepUntilInterval' scheduler interval
sleepUntilInterval' :: MonadIO m => SleepScheduler -> Interval -> m ()
sleepUntilInterval' scheduler interval = liftIO $ do
event <- Event.new
time <- nextIntervalTime interval
queueScheduledEvent scheduler (ScheduledEvent {time, event, fireOnNegativeTimeJump=True})
Event.wait event
module QBar.Utils (
mkBroadcastCacheP,
mkBroadcastP,
randomIdentifier,
signalEventPipe,
) where
import QBar.Prelude
import Control.Concurrent.Event as Event
import Control.Concurrent.STM (atomically)
import Control.Concurrent.STM.TChan
import Control.Concurrent.STM.TVar
import Control.Monad (replicateM)
import Data.Text.Lazy qualified as T
import Pipes
import System.Random
-- Pipe that signals an 'Event' after every value that passes through
signalEventPipe :: MonadIO m => Event.Event -> Pipe a a m r
signalEventPipe event = forever $ (yield =<< await) >> liftIO (Event.signal event)
randomIdentifier :: MonadIO m => m Text
randomIdentifier = liftIO $ T.pack <$> replicateM 8 randomCharacter
where
randomCharacter :: IO Char
randomCharacter = do
index <- randomRIO (0, T.length alphabet - 1)
return $ T.index alphabet index
alphabet :: T.Text
alphabet = T.pack $ ['A'..'Z'] ++ ['a'..'z'] ++ ['0'..'9']
-- |Creates a pair of consumer and producer. Both can be used multiple times in parallel.
-- |All values send to a consumer will be sent to all currently running producers.
mkBroadcastP :: forall a. IO (Consumer a IO (), Producer a IO ())
mkBroadcastP = do
chan <- newBroadcastTChanIO
return (sendToStore chan, recvFromStore chan)
where
sendToStore :: TChan a -> Consumer a IO ()
sendToStore chan = forever $ do
value <- await
liftIO . atomically $ writeTChan chan value
-- Monad will be forked when new outputs connect
recvFromStore :: TChan a -> Producer a IO ()
recvFromStore chan = do
outputChan <- liftIO . atomically $ dupTChan chan
forever $ yield =<< (liftIO . atomically $ readTChan outputChan)
-- |Creates a pair of consumer and producer. Both can be used multiple times in parallel.
-- |All values send to a consumer will be sent to all currently running producers.
-- |When running a new producer it will immediateley receive the latest value that was sent to a consumer.
mkBroadcastCacheP :: forall a. a -> IO (Consumer a IO (), Producer a IO ())
mkBroadcastCacheP initialValue = do
store <- (,) <$> newTVarIO initialValue <*> newBroadcastTChanIO
return (sendToStore store, recvFromStore store)
where
sendToStore :: (TVar a, TChan a) -> Consumer a IO ()
sendToStore (var, chan) = forever $ do
value <- await
liftIO . atomically $ do
writeTVar var value
writeTChan chan value
-- Monad will be forked when new outputs connect
recvFromStore :: (TVar a, TChan a) -> Producer a IO ()
recvFromStore (var, chan) = do
(outputChan, value) <- liftIO . atomically $ do
value <- readTVar var
outputChan <- dupTChan chan
return (outputChan, value)
yield value
forever $ yield =<< (liftIO . atomically $ readTChan outputChan)
import Prelude
main :: IO ()
main = putStrLn "Test suite not yet implemented"
{ pkgs ? import <nixpkgs> {} }:
pkgs.mkShell {
buildInputs = with pkgs; [
stack
zsh
jq
];
}
{-# LANGUAGE PackageImports #-}
{-# LANGUAGE NoImplicitPrelude #-}
module BasePrelude
( module Prelude,
)
where
import "base" Prelude
module QBar.Blocks
( QBar.Blocks.Battery.batteryBlock,
QBar.Blocks.CpuUsage.cpuUsageBlock,
QBar.Blocks.Date.dateBlock,
)
where
import qualified QBar.Blocks.Battery
import qualified QBar.Blocks.CpuUsage
import qualified QBar.Blocks.Date
{-# LANGUAGE ApplicativeDo #-}
module QBar.Cli where
import QBar.ControlSocket
import QBar.Core
import QBar.DefaultConfig
import QBar.Server
import QBar.Theme
import Control.Monad (join, sequence_)
import qualified Data.Text.Lazy as T
import Options.Applicative
-- |Entry point.
runQBar :: IO ()
runQBar = join parseMain
parseMain :: IO (IO ())
parseMain = customExecParser parserPrefs parser
where
parser :: ParserInfo (IO ())
parser = info (mainParser <**> helper)
(fullDesc <> header "qbar - queezles {i3,sway}bar infrastructure")
parserPrefs :: ParserPrefs
parserPrefs = prefs showHelpOnEmpty
mainParser :: Parser (IO ())
mainParser = do
verbose <- switch $ long "verbose" <> short 'v' <> help "Print more diagnostic output to stderr (including a copy of every bar update)."
indicator <- switch $ long "indicator" <> short 'i' <> help "Show render indicator."
socketLocation <- optional $ strOption $ long "socket" <> short 's' <> metavar "SOCKET" <> help "Control socket location. By default determined by WAYLAND_SOCKET location."
barCommand <- barCommandParser
return (barCommand MainOptions {verbose, indicator, socketLocation})
barCommandParser :: Parser (MainOptions -> IO ())
barCommandParser = hsubparser (
command "server" (info (runBarServer <$> barConfigurationParser) (progDesc "Start a new qbar server. Should be called by swaybar, i3bar or or another i3bar-protocol compatible host process.")) <>
command "connect" (info (sendBlockStream <$> barConfigurationParser) (progDesc "Run blocks on this process but display them on the qbar server.")) <>
command "theme" (info themeCommandParser (progDesc "Change the theme of the running qbar server.")) <>
command "default" (info (pure $ sendIpc . SetTheme $ "default") (progDesc "Shortcut for 'qbar theme default'.")) <>
command "rainbow" (info (pure $ sendIpc . SetTheme $ "rainbow") (progDesc "Shortcut for 'qbar theme rainbow'."))
)
themeCommandParser :: Parser (MainOptions -> IO ())
themeCommandParser = sendIpc . SetTheme <$> strArgument (metavar "THEME" <> completeWith (map T.unpack themeNames))
barConfigurationParser :: Parser (BarIO ())
barConfigurationParser = do
blocks <- many $ hsubparser (
command "default" (info (pure defaultBarConfig) (progDesc "Load default set of blocks."))
)
pure $ case blocks of
[] -> defaultBarConfig
l -> sequence_ l
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module QBar.DefaultConfig where
import QBar.Blocks
import QBar.BlockOutput
import QBar.Core
import Pipes
import Control.Lens
blockLocation :: String -> FilePath
blockLocation name = "~/.config/qbar/blocks/" <> name
defaultBarConfig :: BarIO ()
defaultBarConfig = do
systemInfoInterval <- sharedInterval 10
let todo = systemInfoInterval (blockScript $ blockLocation "todo")
let wifi = systemInfoInterval $ (blockScript $ blockLocation "wifi2") >-> modify (addIcon "📡\xFE0E")
let networkEnvironment = systemInfoInterval (blockScript $ blockLocation "network-environment")
let ram = systemInfoInterval $ (blockScript $ blockLocation "memory") >-> modify (addIcon "🐏\xFE0E") >-> autoPadding
let temperature = systemInfoInterval $ (blockScript $ blockLocation "temperature") >-> autoPadding
let volumeBlock = persistentBlockScript $ blockLocation "volume-pulseaudio -S -F3"
let battery = systemInfoInterval $ batteryBlock >-> modify (blockName ?~ "battery")
let cpuUsage = systemInfoInterval $ cpuUsageBlock 1 >-> modify ((blockName ?~ "cpuUsage") . addIcon "💻\xFE0E")
addBlock dateBlock
addBlock battery
addBlock volumeBlock
addBlock temperature
addBlock ram
addBlock cpuUsage
addBlock networkEnvironment
addBlock wifi
addBlock todo
module QBar.Time (sleepUntil, nextMinute) where
import Control.Concurrent (threadDelay)
import Data.Time.Clock (UTCTime, getCurrentTime, diffUTCTime, utctDayTime)
sleepUntil :: UTCTime -> IO ()
sleepUntil time = do
now <- getCurrentTime
let timeUntil = diffUTCTime time now
when (timeUntil > 0) $
if timeUntil > 1
then threadDelay 1000000 >> sleepUntil time
else threadDelay $ ceiling $ toRational timeUntil * 1000000
nextMinute :: IO UTCTime
nextMinute = do
now <- getCurrentTime
let dayTime = utctDayTime now
let daySeconds = floor dayTime
let dayMinute = daySeconds `div` 60
return now {
utctDayTime = fromInteger $ (dayMinute + 1) * 60
}
\ No newline at end of file
module QBar.Util where
import Control.Concurrent.Event as Event
import Control.Monad (replicateM)
import qualified Data.Text.Lazy as T
import Pipes
import System.Random
-- Pipe that signals an 'Event' after every value that passes through
signalPipe :: MonadIO m => Event.Event -> Pipe a a m r
signalPipe event = signalPipe'
where
signalPipe' :: MonadIO m => Pipe a a m r
signalPipe' = do
value <- await
yield value
liftIO $ Event.signal event
signalPipe'
randomIdentifier :: IO Text
randomIdentifier = T.pack <$> replicateM 8 randomCharacter
where
randomCharacter :: IO Char
randomCharacter = do
index <- randomRIO (0, T.length alphabet - 1)
return $ T.index alphabet index
alphabet :: T.Text
alphabet = T.pack $ ['A'..'Z'] ++ ['a'..'z'] ++ ['0'..'9']
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