I found a script for RAM, that shows a certain amount of bars depending on the used memory:
I'm fairly incompetent when it comes to coding Geektool scripts, so I was hoping someone could help me turn this into a battery metre.
The way that it works is that the site provided a font to apply on it, that works like this:
'a' shows as zero bars.
'b' shows as one bar.
'c' shows as two bars.
..and so on, until 'z', which equals 25 bars.
The alphabet restarts then, with capitals.
'A' shows as 26 bars.
'B' shows as 27 bars.
'C' shows as 28 bars.
...
'Y' shows as 50 bars.
The idea is that the RAM metre is out of fifty, so if all ram is used, it would send a 'Y', which would show as 50 bars.
I was hoping someone could help me do the same with battery, so that 100% and 99% would be 'Y', 98% and 97% would be 'X' etc.
Thanks for any help you can provide.
Code:
mUSED=`top -l 1 | grep PhysMem: | awk '{print $8}'`
mFREE=`top -l 1 | grep PhysMem: | awk '{print $10}'`
G="G"
M="M"
if [ `echo ${mUSED: -1:1}` = `echo ${mFREE: -1:1}` ]
then
USED=`top -l 1 | grep PhysMem: | awk '{print "X"int($8/($8+$10)*50)"X"}'`
else
if [ `echo ${mUSED: -1:1}` = $M -a `echo ${mFREE: -1:1}` = $G ]
then
USED=`top -l 1 | grep PhysMem: | awk '{print "X"int($8/($8+$10*1000)*50)"X"}'`
else
USED=`top -l 1 | grep PhysMem: | awk '{print "X"int(($8*1000)/($8*1000+$10)*50)"X"}'`
fi
fi
echo $USED | sed "s/X0X/a/;s/X1X/b/;s/X2X/c/;s/X3X/d/;s/X4X/e/;s/X5X/f/;s/X6X/g/;s/X7X/h/;s/X8X/i/;s/X9X/j/;s/X10X/k/;s/X11X/l/;s/X12X/m/;s/X13X/n/;s/X14X/o/;s/X15X/p/;s/X16X/q/;s/X17X/r/;s/X18X/s/;s/X19X/t/;s/X20X/u/;s/X21X/v/;s/X22X/w/;s/X23X/x/;s/X24X/y/;s/X25X/z/;s/X26X/A/;s/X27X/B/;s/X28X/C/;s/X29X/D/;s/X30X/E/;s/X31X/F/;s/X32X/G/;s/X33X/H/;s/X34X/I/;s/X35X/J/;s/X36X/K/;s/X37X/L/;s/X38X/M/;s/X39X/N/;s/X40X/O/;s/X41X/P/;s/X42X/Q/;s/X43X/R/;s/X44X/S/;s/X45X/T/;s/X46X/U/;s/X47X/V/;s/X48X/W/;s/X49X/X/;s/X50X/Y/"
I'm fairly incompetent when it comes to coding Geektool scripts, so I was hoping someone could help me turn this into a battery metre.
The way that it works is that the site provided a font to apply on it, that works like this:
'a' shows as zero bars.
'b' shows as one bar.
'c' shows as two bars.
..and so on, until 'z', which equals 25 bars.
The alphabet restarts then, with capitals.
'A' shows as 26 bars.
'B' shows as 27 bars.
'C' shows as 28 bars.
...
'Y' shows as 50 bars.
The idea is that the RAM metre is out of fifty, so if all ram is used, it would send a 'Y', which would show as 50 bars.
I was hoping someone could help me do the same with battery, so that 100% and 99% would be 'Y', 98% and 97% would be 'X' etc.
Thanks for any help you can provide.