(Widget) Applications

Applications Widget Options

Option	Type	Default	Description
label	string	{data}	The label for the applications widget.
class_name	string	""	The CSS class name for styling the widget. Optional.
image_icon_size	int	14	The size of the icon in pixels if the icon is an image.
app_list	list	[]	Application list with command.
container_padding	dict	{'top': 0, 'left': 0, 'bottom': 0, 'right': 0}	Explicitly set padding inside widget container.

Example Configuration

apps:
  type: "yasb.applications.ApplicationsWidget"
  options:
    label: "{data}"
    app_list:
      - {icon: "\uf0a2", launch: "notification_center"}
      - {icon: "\ueb51", launch: "quick_settings"}
      - {icon: "\uf422", launch: "search"}
      - {icon: "\uf489", launch: "wt"}
      - {icon: "C:\\Users\\marko\\icons\\vscode.png", launch: "C:\\Users\\Username\\AppData\\Local\\Programs\\Microsoft VS Code\\Code.exe"}
    container_padding: 
      top: 0
      left: 8
      bottom: 0
      right: 8

Description of Options

• label: The label for the applications widget.
• class_name: The CSS class name for styling the widget. Optional.
• image_icon_size: The size of the icon in pixels if the icon is an image.
• app_list: A list of applications to display. Each application should be a dictionary with [icon] and [launch] keys. As launch you can call quick_settings, notification_center, search, widget, launcher (launcher will trigger ALT+SPACE).
• container_padding: Explicitly set padding inside widget container.

Note

If you use image as icon, you need to provide the full path to the image. Recommended to use small images.

Example Style

.apps-widget {}
.apps-widget .widget-container {}
.apps-widget .widget-container .label { /*icons*/ }