NAME

       waybar - configuration file

DESCRIPTION

       The configuration uses the JSON file format and is named config.

       Valid locations for this file are:

       •   $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/waybar/config
       •   ~/.config/waybar/config
       •   ~/waybar/config
       •   /etc/xdg/waybar/config

       A good starting point is the default configuration found at
       https://github.com/Alexays/Waybar/blob/master/resources/config.  Also a minimal example
       configuration can be found on the at the bottom of this man page.

BAR CONFIGURATION

       layer
            typeof: string
            default: bottom
            Decide if the bar is displayed in front of the windows or behind them.

       output
            typeof: string|array
            Specifies on which screen this bar will be displayed.

       position
            typeof: string
            default: top
            Bar position, can be top, bottom, left, right.

       height
            typeof: integer
            Height to be used by the bar if possible. Leave blank for a dynamic value.

       width
            typeof: integer
            Width to be used by the bar if possible. Leave blank for a dynamic value.

       modules-left
            typeof: array
            Modules that will be displayed on the left.

       modules-center
            typeof: array
            Modules that will be displayed in the center.

       modules-right
            typeof: array
           Modules that will be displayed on the right.

       margin
            typeof: string
            Margins value using the CSS format without units.

       margin-<top|left|bottom|right>
            typeof: integer
            Margins value without units.

       name
            typeof: string
            Optional name added as a CSS class, for styling multiple waybars.

MODULE FORMAT

       You can use PangoMarkupFormat (See
       https://developer.gnome.org/pango/stable/PangoMarkupFormat.html#PangoMarkupFormat).

       e.g.

           "format": "<span style="italic">{}</span>"

MULTIPLE INSTANCES OF A MODULE

       If you want to have a second instance of a module, you can suffix it by a '#' and a custom
       name.  For example if you want a second battery module, you can add "battery#bat2" to your
       modules.  To configure the newly added module, you then also add a module configuration
       with the same name.

       This could then look something like this (this is an incomplete example):

           "modules-right": ["battery", "battery#bat2"],
           "battery": {
                "bat": "BAT1"
           },
           "battery#bat2": {
                "bat": "BAT2"
           }

MINIMAL CONFIGURATION

       A minimal config file could look like this:

           {
                "layer": "top",
                "modules-left": ["sway/workspaces", "sway/mode"],
                "modules-center": ["sway/window"],
                "modules-right": ["battery", "clock"],
                "sway/window": {
                     "max-length": 50
                },
                "battery": {
                     "format": "{capacity}% {icon}",
                     "format-icons": ["", "", "", "", ""]
                },
                "clock": {
                     "format-alt": "{:%a, %d. %b  %H:%M}"
                }
           }

MULTI OUTPUT CONFIGURATION

   Limit a configuration to some outputs
           {
                "layer": "top",
                "output": "eDP-1",
                "modules-left": ["sway/workspaces", "sway/mode"],
                ...

           }

           {
                "layer": "top",
                "output": ["eDP-1", "VGA"],
                "modules-left": ["sway/workspaces", "sway/mode"],
                ...
           }

   Configuration of multiple outputs
       Don't specify an output to create multiple bars on the same screen.

           [{
                "layer": "top",
                "output": "eDP-1",
                "modules-left": ["sway/workspaces", "sway/mode"],
                ...
           }, {
                "layer": "top",
                "output": "VGA",
                "modules-right": ["clock"],
                ...
           }]

   Rotating modules
       When positioning Waybar on the left or right side of the screen, sometimes it's useful to
       be able to rotate the contents of a module so the text runs vertically. This can be done
       using the "rotate" property of the module. Example:

           {
                "clock": {
                     "rotate": 90
                }
           }

       Valid options for the "rotate" property are: 0, 90, 180 and 270.

SUPPORTED MODULES

       •   waybar-backlight(5)
       •   waybar-battery(5)
       •   waybar-clock(5)
       •   waybar-cpu(5)
       •   waybar-custom(5)
       •   waybar-idle-inhibitor(5)
       •   waybar-memory(5)
       •   waybar-mdp(5)
       •   waybar-network(5)
       •   waybar-pulseaudio(5)
       •   waybar-sway-mode(5)
       •   waybar-sway-window(5)
       •   waybar-sway-workspaces(5)
       •   waybar-temperature(5)
       •   waybar-tray(5)

                                            2019-12-31                                  waybar(5)