Manually determine output order of lm_sensors
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Trying to get a more ordered output of lm_sensors
Your py3status version
py3status version 3.54 (python 3.11.6) on sway
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sensors -u
Module config:
lm_sensors {
format_chip = '[\?if=name=drivetemp-scsi-0-0 sda: ]'
format_chip += '[\?if=name=drivetemp-scsi-2-0 sdb: ]'
format_chip += '[\?if=name=drivetemp-scsi-4-0 sdc: ]'
format_chip += '{format_sensor}'
format_sensor = '[\?if=name=motherboard MoBo: ]'
format_sensor += '[\?if=name=cpu CPU: ]'
format_sensor += '[\?if=name=edge GPU: ]'
format_sensor += '[\?if=name=composite NVMe: ]'
format_sensor += '[\?color=auto.input {input}°C]'
sensors = ['composite', 'edge', 'motherboard', 'cpu', 'samsung*', 'hitachi*', 'input']
}
Additional context
The output is taken straight down the sensor list
Would really like to sort the output.
@lasers, tagging you as the module author. :)
Can we get your sensors -j
too? Yeah, I can see how that's annoying.
Here you go:
You likely can run lm_sensors
module twice. First one for sda stuff. Second one for other stuff. That's the current solution right now. I'll look into this issue in the future.
Try specifying ordered chips in chips = []
. See if that works. (Untested)
EDIT: It may be something like... chips = ["drivetemp-scsi-*-*", "nct6793-isa-*", "coretemp-isa-*", "nvme-pci-*"]
to rearrange output from sensors -j
so the drivetemp
chips comes out first before the other chips.
You likely can run
lm_sensors
module twice. First one for sda stuff. Second one for other stuff. That's the current solution right now.
This is what I started with:
lm_sensors {
format_chip = '{format_sensor}'
format_sensor = '[\?if=name=motherboard MoBo: ]'
format_sensor += '[\?if=name=cpu CPU: ]'
format_sensor += '[\?if=name=edge GPU: ]'
format_sensor += '[\?if=name=composite NVMe: ]'
format_sensor += '[\?color=auto.input {input:.0f}°C]'
sensors = ['composite', 'edge', 'motherboard', 'cpu']
}
lm_sensors {
format_chip = '[\?if=name=drivetemp-scsi-0-0 sda: ]'
format_chip += '[\?if=name=drivetemp-scsi-2-0 sdb: ]'
format_chip += '[\?if=name=drivetemp-scsi-4-0 sdc: ]'
format_chip += '{format_sensor}'
format_sensor = '[\?color=auto.input {input}°C]'
sensors = ['samsung*', 'hitachi*', 'input']
}
Was trying for colorized output for all temps.
It sounds like you got bit by #1927 if using multiple instances.
What about specifying ordered chips (comment above)?
EDIT: Scratch that. It looks like sensors -j
doesn't output correctly with chips if specified more than one.
ISSUE: https://github.com/lm-sensors/lm-sensors/issues/372
It sounds like you got bit by #1927 if using multiple instances.
What about specifying ordered chips (comment above)? EDIT: Scratch that. It looks like
sensors -j
doesn't output correctly with chips if specified more than one.ISSUE: https://github.com/lm-sensors/lm-sensors/issues/372
Yeah, #1927 is me.
Wondering if the JSON output could be sorted by sensor?
Wondering if the JSON output could be sorted by sensor?
It already does. It just didn't come out right. I made a PR. Talk there.
Version 3.55 is out!