The temperature module is a bit special as it relies on the lm_sensors software, so you need to have it installed.
You need to be a bit familiar with the JsonPath syntax.
As it relies on lm_sensors you can also use this module to get your fan speed for example.
Let's try to add my GPU temperature monitor:
$ sensors -j
{
"k10temp-pci-00c3":{
"Adapter": "PCI adapter",
"Tctl":{
"temp1_input": 53.125
},
"Tdie":{
"temp2_input": 53.125
}
},
"amdgpu-pci-2600":{
"Adapter": "PCI adapter",
"vddgfx":{
"in0_input": 0.875
},
"fan1":{
"fan1_input": 730.000,
"fan1_min": 0.000,
"fan1_max": 3200.000
},
"edge":{
"temp1_input": 53.000,
"temp1_crit": 94.000,
"temp1_crit_hyst": -273.150
},
"power1":{
"power1_average": 11.018,
"power1_cap": 150.000
}
}
}The corresponding value I want is $.amdgpu-pci-2600.edge.temp1_input
Let's add it to the config:
temperature:
i3_gpu:
prefix: 🔥🖥️
json_path: $.amdgpu-pci-2600.edge.temp1_input
unit: "°C" # Purely for display purposes for now