BATTICONPLUS(1)

💖 BATTICONPLUS(1) 💖

okay so bestie, welcome to the batticonplus page — that's the User manual one, section 1, and it's genuinely one of my faves 🎀

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✨ NAME ✨

batticonplus — a lightweight and fast battery icon that literally just sits in your system tray like a little icon doing its job 🫶

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🌸 SYNOPSIS 🌸

batticonplus [option] [battery id]

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🦋 DESCRIPTION 🦋

so the batticonplus utility displays your battery info — battery status, remaining percentage, remaining time — using an icon that lives in the system tray 👑

here's the cute part: if you don't pass a battery id, it will display the first battery that is found. no notes, it just picks one. 💅

and if you wanna see what batteries you actually have? you can list the available batteries using the option --list-power-supplies. iykyk ✨

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💜 OPTIONS 💜

• -c, --command-critical-level command — specify the command to execute when the critical battery level is reached. emergency vibes fr 😭
• -d, --debug — display debug information. main character energy for diagnostics 🔥
• -h, --help — show help information and exit. the classic "help me help you" move 🫶
• -i, --icon-type type — specify the icon type to display in the system tray.
• -I, --icon-theme-name theme — specify the icon theme name to display in the system tray and notification. If not specified, batticonplus will use the first one that is available in this sequence: standard, notification, symbolic. The available icon types on your system can be listed using the option --list-icon-types. obsessed with this little fallback chain honestly 🌈
• -l, --low-level percentage — specify the low level percentage of the battery. The default is set to 20%. ⭐
• -n, --hide-notification — hide the notification popups. not me silencing the notifications 🙈
• -o, --command-low-level command — specify the command to execute when the low battery level is reached. lowkey time to plug in 💀
• -p, --list-power-supplies — list the available power supplies on your system. window shopping for batteries 🎀
• -r, --critical-level percentage — specify the critical level percentage of the battery. The default is set to 5%. 😭
• -t, --list-icon-types — list the available icon types (standard, notification, symbolic). slay, options 💅
• -u, --update-interval interval — specify the number of seconds between updates of the battery information. The default is set to 5 seconds. ticking along 🦋
• -v, --version — display the version information and exit.
• -x, --command-left-click command — specify the command to execute when left clicking on the tray icon. yes, you can make left-click do a thing 👑

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🍓 EXAMPLES 🍓

just vibing:

batticonplus

list the icon types:

batticonplus -t

list the power supplies:

batticonplus -p

the full send, every knob turned:

batticonplus -u 20 -i notification -c "poweroff" -l 15 -r 3

ngl that last one is giving "i trust my battery daemon with my life" and honestly? iconic. but fr fr, -c "poweroff" runs poweroff when you hit the critical level, so know what you're signing up for before you set it 💀🔥

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🧚 bye bestie 🧚

that was batticonplus, documented on June 11, 2019, and the tool itself is literally named batticonplus. go forth, watch your battery, and remember: <rainbow>stay charged, stay iconic</rainbow> 💖✨🎀