yambar/doc/yambar-modules-network.5.scd
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yambar-modules-network(5)
# NAME
network - This module monitors network connection state
# DESCRIPTION
This module monitors network connection state; disconnected/connected
state and MAC/IP addresses.
Note: while the module internally tracks all assigned IPv4/IPv6
addresses, it currently exposes only a single IPv4 and a single IPv6
address.
# TAGS
[[ *Name*
:[ *Type*
:< *Description*
| name
: string
: Network interface name
| index
: int
: Network interface index
| carrier
: bool
: True if the interface has CARRIER. That is, if it is physically connected.
| state
: string
: One of *unknown*, *not present*, *down*, *lower layers down*,
*testing*, *dormant* or *up*. You are probably interested in *down* and *up*.
| mac
: string
: MAC address
| ipv4
: string
: IPv4 address assigned to the interface, or *""* if none
| ipv6
: string
: IPv6 address assigned to the interface, or *""* if none
| ssid
: string
: SSID the adapter is connected to (Wi-Fi only)
| signal
: int
: Signal strength, in dBm (Wi-Fi only)
| rx-bitrate
: int
: RX bitrate, in bits/s
| tx-bitrate
: int
: TX bitrate in bits/s
| dl-speed
: int
: Download speed in bits/s
| ul-speed
: int
: Upload speed in bits/s
# CONFIGURATION
[[ *Name*
:[ *Type*
:[ *Req*
:< *Description*
| name
: string
: yes
: Name of network interface to monitor
| poll-interval
: int
: no
: Periodically (in milliseconds) update the signal, rx+tx bitrate, and
ul+dl speed tags (default=0). Setting it to 0 disables updates. Cannot be less
than 250ms.
# EXAMPLES
```
bar:
left:
- network:
name: wlp3s0
content:
string: {text: "{name}: {state} ({ipv4})"}
```
# SEE ALSO
*yambar-modules*(5), *yambar-particles*(5), *yambar-tags*(5), *yambar-decorations*(5)