#ifndef CONFIG_H
#define CONFIG_H

// String used to delimit block outputs in the status.
#define DELIMITER " "

// Maximum number of Unicode characters that a block can output.
#define MAX_BLOCK_OUTPUT_LENGTH 50

// Control whether blocks are clickable.
#define CLICKABLE_BLOCKS 1

// Control whether a leading delimiter should be prepended to the status.
#define LEADING_DELIMITER 0

// Control whether a trailing delimiter should be appended to the status.
#define TRAILING_DELIMITER 0

// Define blocks for the status feed as X(icon, cmd, interval, signal).
#define BLOCKS(X)\
  X("",   "cat /tmp/recordingicon 2>/dev/null",   0,        24)   \
  X("",   "sb-music",                             0,        23)   \
  X("",   "sb-torrent",                           0,        22)   \
  X("",   "sb-queues",                            10,       21)   \
  X("",   "sb-mailbox",                           300,      20)   \
  X("",   "sb-news",                              0,        19)   \
  X("",   "sb-repos",                             60,       18)   \
  X("",   "sb-tasks",                             60,       17)   \
  X("",   "sb-packages",                          0,        16)   \
  X("",   "sb-forecast",                          3600,     15)   \
  X("",   "sb-cpu",                               60,       14)   \
  X("",   "sb-memory",                            60,       12)   \
  X("",   "sb-disk",                              10800,    11)   \
  X("",   "sb-keyboard",                          0,        10)   \
  X("",   "sb-bghitness",                         0,        9)    \
  X("",   "sb-brightness",                        0,        8)    \
  X("",   "sb-internet",                          5,        7)    \
  X("",   "sb-mic",                               0,        6)    \
  X("",   "sb-volume",                            0,        5)    \
  X("",   "sb-battery",                           5,        4)    \
  X("",   "sb-clock",                             60,       3)    \
  X("",   "sb-ecrypt",                            0,        2)    \
  X("",   "sb-help-icon",                         0,        1)

  /* X("", "sb-price xmr-btc \"Monero to Bitcoin\" 🔒 30", 9000, 31)   \ */
  /* X("", "sb-price xmr Monero 🔒 29", 9000, 30)                      \ */
  /* X("", "sb-price bnb Binance 🫧 28", 9000, 29)                     \ */
  /* X("", "sb-price xrp XRP 🪓 27", 9000, 28)                         \ */
  /* X("", "sb-price usdt Tether ⛺ 26", 9000, 27)                     \ */
  /* X("", "sb-price eth Ethereum 🍸 25", 9000, 26)                    \ */
  /* X("", "sb-price btc Bitcoin 💰 24", 9000, 25)                     \ */
  /* X("", "sb-ticker", 0, 25)           \ */
  /* X("", "sb-cpubars", 15, 13)         \ */
  /* X("", "sb-iplocate", 0, 6)          \ */

#endif  // CONFIG_H

// Have dwmblocks automatically recompile and run when you edit this file in
// vim with the following line in your vimrc/init.vim:

// autocmd BufWritePost ~/.local/src/suckless/dwmblocks/config.def.h !cd ~/.local/src/suckless/dwmblocks/; sudo make install && { killall -q dwmblocks;setsid -f dwmblocks }

// Although, pkill is slightly slower than the command kill, which can
// make a big difference if we are making semi-frequent changes in a script.
// To signal with kill, we must send the value plus 34. Just remember 34.
// So, 10 + 34 = 44, so we use this command: kill -44 $(pidof dwmblocks)