[BUG] EWW_RAM returning strange values

[David Thievon]

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• I have specifically verified that this bug is not a common user error
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Description of the bug

EWW_RAM returns some ridiculously high values, which are according to the (docs)[https://elkowar.github.io/eww/magic-vars.html#eww_ram] in kB. However the usage percentage is still accurate.

Returned json by "eww get EWW_RAM":

{"available_mem":9100951552,"free_mem":5621874688,"free_swap":8589930496,"total_mem":16716967936,"total_swap":8589930496,"used_mem":7616016384.0,"used_mem_perc":45.558597564697266} 

Reproducing the issue

Simply run "eww get EWW_RAM" in your terminal emulator of choice.

Expected behaviour

The value should ideally equal (at least roughly) what I actually have in my system; 16 GB + 8GB swap.

Additional context

cat /proc/meminfo

MemTotal:       16325164 kB
MemFree:         5492476 kB
MemAvailable:    8888928 kB

[Harsh Khandeparkar]

The values are in bytes instead of kilobytes. The documentation is wrong. I think returning values in bytes is fine and the docs should be updated instead so that no widgets are broken.

[David Thievon]

I agree, changing the docs is the best approach here.

The values are in bytes instead of kilobytes.

No idea how I didn't think of checking that.