batlert
| Crates.io | batlert |
| lib.rs | batlert |
| version | 1.0.0 |
| created_at | 2025-03-01 17:27:15.072067+00 |
| updated_at | 2025-03-01 17:27:15.072067+00 |
| description | A GTK popup for linux, to indicate critical battery level |
| homepage | |
| repository | https://github.com/AtleSkaanes/batlert |
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BATLERT
A low battery popup for linux, made with GTK. I made this since I wanted something other than a notification to indicate critical battery status. I am not sure on how many devices, DE's, or WM's it will run, I have only tested it on Hyprland, but if you run into any errors, you are more than welcome to make an issue or submit a PR.
Installing
You can install the package with cargo install
$ cargo install batlert
or you can clone the repo locally, and compile it
$ git clone https://github.com/AtleSkaanes/batlert
$ cd batlert
$ cargo build --release # or cargo install --path .
Usage
Just run the program, and it will automatically popup when the battery level is critical.
By default it pops up at 5% battery, but you can specify what battery % it should pop up at yourself, with the --battery-pct argument.
$ batlert --battery-pct [INT]
You can look at all the programs arguments by passing the --help flag.
To make the program launch automatically at startup, you can put it in your WM's or DE's startup routine. Like in hyprland you can do:
exec-once = batlert
Now whenever the battery level gets critical, you will see this popup:
