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Every battery in the tray, a KDE widget, and raising the window on Wayland - #5
The tray menu lists every device UPower reports a battery for (UPS, wireless mice, controllers) next to the headset. It also gains CPU temp and pump/fan speeds. Rows are added and removed as devices come and go.
One status_rows list feeds the menu, the tooltip and the widget, so they always match.
parse_upower reads upower --dump and handles comma decimals (57,5%). It has a test.
KDE widget (plasmoid/)
The panel shows the headset battery %. The popup lists every row plus an "Open Rig Hub" / "Start Rig Hub" button.
Rig Hub writes $XDG_RUNTIME_DIR/rig-hub-status.json when the rows change, using write + rename. The widget polls the file every 5s and checks pgrep first, so it shows "Rig Hub isn't running" rather than stale numbers.
The widget files are built into the binary (include_str!). On KDE, Rig Hub writes them to ~/.local/share/plasma/plasmoids/com.susiee.righub at startup whenever they differ. Any way of updating Rig Hub updates the widget too, and new users just add "Rig Hub" from Add Widgets.
Raising the window on Wayland
On Wayland winit's focus_window is a no-op. "Open Rig Hub" from the widget, a tray click or a second launch left an open window buried. Rig Hub now asks KWin over D-Bus to activate its window with a one-off script, and tries again after a short delay so freshly opened windows are mapped first. Off KDE the calls fail quietly and nothing changes.
Validation
cargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warnings: clean
cargo test: pass (7 tests)
Checked that deleting the installed widget and starting Rig Hub reinstalls it, identical to plasmoid/.
Tested by hand on KDE Plasma 6.8 Wayland: the tray menu shows the headset and the APC UPS. The widget shows all rows. "Open Rig Hub" focuses a buried window and opens a new focused window after closing to the tray. Tray left-click focuses too.
The tray menu now lists every battery UPower knows about (UPS,
wireless mice, controllers) next to the headset, plus CPU temp and
pump/fan speeds. One status_rows list feeds the menu, the tooltip and
a status file in $XDG_RUNTIME_DIR that the new Plasma widget in
plasmoid/ polls: headset % in the panel, everything in the popup.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
On Wayland winit's focus_window is a no-op, so 'Open Rig Hub' from the
widget, the tray or a second launch left an open window buried. On KDE
a one-off KWin script now activates it, for open and freshly opened
windows alike; elsewhere the D-Bus calls fail and nothing changes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The tray now collects UPower battery data and publishes device status through runtime JSON. A KDE Plasma applet reads that status and can start or open Rig Hub. Linux window-show paths invoke KWin scripting to unminimize and activate the Rig Hub window.
Changes: Battery Status and Plasma Applet
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Collect UPower battery status src/audio.rs, src/workers.rs
UPower output is parsed into battery devices, with tests for UPS, mouse, line-power, and display-summary entries. The headset worker stores the devices in application state.
Build tray rows and publish status src/main.rs
The tray builds rows for headset and detected batteries, temperatures, pump and fan speeds, and mouse DPI. It updates the menu and tooltip, then writes status and panel battery data to JSON.
Read and display status in Plasma plasmoid/metadata.json, plasmoid/contents/ui/main.qml, README.md
The applet polls for Rig Hub and its status JSON, displays the panel value and status rows, and offers a button to start or open Rig Hub. The README describes the widget and its installation and update behavior.
Linux Window Reopening
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Raise the window and install the widget src/main.rs
Linux window-attachment and tray Show paths invoke KWin scripting to unminimize and activate the Rig Hub window. KDE startup installs or updates the widget files.
sequenceDiagram
participant Applet as Plasma applet
participant RigHub as rig-hub process
participant Status as Status JSON
participant Application as Rig Hub application
Applet->>RigHub: Check whether Rig Hub is running
Applet->>Status: Read status when the process is running
Status-->>Applet: Return panel value and status rows
Applet->>Application: Start or open Rig Hub from the button
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SusieeTheLinuxUser/rig-hub#3: Defines the Linux reopen flow that this change extends with KWin window activation.
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The plasmoid files are embedded with include_str! and written to the
user's Plasma widgets folder on KDE whenever they differ, so any way
of updating Rig Hub (install script, cargo install) updates the widget
too, and new users just pick 'Rig Hub' from Add Widgets.
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Review comments at @src/audio.rs:
- Line 93: Update parse_upower to prefer UPower’s coarse battery-level when it
is present, rather than publishing the potentially inaccurate percentage; retain
percentage parsing as the fallback when no coarse level is reported. Add a test
covering both fields and verify the coarse level is preserved.
- Line 95: Update the battery name construction to use the required Device: path
as the fallback when the model is absent or empty, while keeping a non-empty
model as the preferred name. Add a test with two model-less devices to verify
their names are distinct.
Review comments at @src/main.rs:
- Around line 490-523: Serialize concurrent workers started by kwin_raise so
they cannot load the shared rig-hub-raise script registration simultaneously.
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Tray::refresh updates self.last even when write_status cannot write or rename the status file. Later refreshes with unchanged rows return before retrying. The Plasma widget can therefore remain stale or empty until a row changes.
Return the write result and update self.last only after a successful rename.
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Update Tray::refresh and write_status so a failed status-file write or rename
does not update self.last, allowing unchanged rows to be retried on the next
refresh. Have write_status return success only after the rename succeeds, and
update self.last only when that result indicates success.
Minor · Bind the status JSON to the current Rig Hub process. · main.rs:210-239
src/main.rs:210-239 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Bind the status JSON to the current Rig Hub process.
When a previous process leaves rig-hub-status.json, the widget accepts that file as soon as pgrep -x rig-hub finds the new process. If the immediate poll runs before the new process's first Tray::refresh, the widget displays stale readings. Remove stale status data as part of process startup or add a process-generation value that the widget validates.
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Update process startup so stale rig-hub-status.json data is removed before the
widget can read it; use write_status as the status-file flow reference, and
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Minor · Use the same fallback directory for the producer and widget. · main.rs:238-245
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Use the same fallback directory for the producer and widget.
When dirs::runtime_dir() returns None and TMPDIR is set to a directory other than /tmp, std::env::temp_dir() writes rig-hub-status.json outside /tmp. The widget still reads /tmp/rig-hub-status.json, so it can show no current status.
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- let dir = dirs::runtime_dir().unwrap_or_else(std::env::temp_dir);+ let dir = dirs::runtime_dir().unwrap_or_else(|| std::path::PathBuf::from("/tmp"));
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Update the fallback directory used by the status-file producer so it matches the
widget’s fixed /tmp location when dirs::runtime_dir() returns None. Change the
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- Line 33: Update the KDE widget description in the README to state that it
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- Line 539: Replace the direct write in the widget file update flow with an
atomic replacement: write each file’s complete contents to a temporary file in
the same directory, then rename it into place. Ensure a failed write does not
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- Around line 186-205: Update Tray::refresh and write_status so a failed
status-file write or rename does not update self.last, allowing unchanged rows
to be retried on the next refresh. Have write_status return success only after
the rename succeeds, and update self.last only when that result indicates
success.
- Around line 210-239: Update process startup so stale rig-hub-status.json data
is removed before the widget can read it; use write_status as the status-file
flow reference, and preserve its existing JSON format.
- Around line 238-245: Update the fallback directory used by the status-file
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- Show UPower's coarse battery-level (e.g. 'low') instead of its
guessed percentage, and name model-less batteries by object path.
- Write widget files atomically, like the status file; retry a failed
status write on the next refresh; drop the previous run's status at
startup; fall back to /tmp like the widget does.
- Let only one KWin raise run at a time (they share a script name).
- README: the widget needs Plasma 6.
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- Line 1342: Update the status-file handling near status_path() in main so
screenshot runs neither remove the existing status file nor publish their own
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- Line 238: Update the status-path construction using dirs::runtime_dir() so its
fallback is a private per-user directory rather than /tmp, and apply the same
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- Around line 498-515: Update the script creation in the nested raise function
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- Status file and KWin script live in $XDG_RUNTIME_DIR, else
~/.cache, never a shared /tmp; the widget looks in the same place.
- Create the KWin script fresh with mode 0600, since KWin runs it.
- --screenshot runs make no tray and leave the status file alone.
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- Line 237: Update write_atomic to create its temporary status file exclusively
rather than using std::fs::write, which can follow an attacker-created symlink
in the shared temp directory. Preserve the existing atomic rename behavior and
remove the temporary file if writing or renaming fails.
- Line 237: Update private_dir() to create the selected runtime, cache, or
temporary directory before returning it, so both status publication and KWin
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Open the status temporary file exclusively. The usual runtime and cache directories are per-user, but the std::env::temp_dir() fallback can select shared /tmp. Sticky-directory protection does not stop std::fs::write from following an attacker-created symlink there. A local user can therefore overwrite a file writable by Rig Hub. This is a narrow, environment-dependent data-loss risk, not a major impact.
Use exclusive creation for the temporary file
fn write_atomic(path: &Path, body: &str) -> bool {
+ use std::io::Write;
let tmp = path.with_extension("tmp");
- std::fs::write(&tmp, body).is_ok() && std::fs::rename(&tmp, path).is_ok()+ let Ok(mut file) = std::fs::OpenOptions::new()+ .write(true)+ .create_new(true)+ .open(&tmp)+ else {+ return false;+ };+ if file.write_all(body.as_bytes()).is_err() {+ let _ = std::fs::remove_file(&tmp);+ return false;+ }+ let renamed = std::fs::rename(&tmp, path).is_ok();+ if !renamed {+ let _ = std::fs::remove_file(&tmp);+ }+ renamed
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Update write_atomic to create its temporary status file exclusively rather than
using std::fs::write, which can follow an attacker-created symlink in the shared
temp directory. Preserve the existing atomic rename behavior and remove the
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Create the selected fallback directory before writing.
When XDG_RUNTIME_DIR is unset and the selected cache directory does not exist, status publication and KWin script creation fail. Neither writer creates the directory. The status writer returns false and retries later without publishing status. The KWin path returns without reporting an error, so activation does not occur.
private_dir() is shared by both writers. Create the directory in that helper. This is less likely on a standard desktop, where these directories usually exist, but it can occur in a fresh or custom user environment.
Suggested fix
--- "a/src/main.rs"+++ "b/src/main.rs"@@ -233,9 +233,11 @@
}
/// Somewhere only this user can write: never a shared /tmp, where another user could plant files.
fn private_dir() -> PathBuf {
- dirs::runtime_dir().or_else(dirs::cache_dir).unwrap_or_else(std::env::temp_dir)+ let dir = dirs::runtime_dir().or_else(dirs::cache_dir).unwrap_or_else(std::env::temp_dir);+ let _ = std::fs::create_dir_all(&dir);+ dir
}
/// For the KDE widget (`plasmoid/`), which polls this file while Rig Hub runs. The widget looks in
/// the same place: `${XDG_RUNTIME_DIR:-${XDG_CACHE_HOME:-$HOME/.cache}}`.
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let dir = dirs::runtime_dir().or_else(dirs::cache_dir).unwrap_or_else(std::env::temp_dir);
let _ = std::fs::create_dir_all(&dir);
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Update private_dir() to create the selected runtime, cache, or temporary
directory before returning it, so both status publication and KWin script
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Fixed in 8079e98: no temp-dir fallback anymore. private_dir() is $XDG_RUNTIME_DIR or ~/.cache only, and it now creates the directory (covers the outside-diff note too).
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Tray: every battery, more stats
status_rowslist feeds the menu, the tooltip and the widget, so they always match.parse_upowerreadsupower --dumpand handles comma decimals (57,5%). It has a test.KDE widget (
plasmoid/)$XDG_RUNTIME_DIR/rig-hub-status.jsonwhen the rows change, using write + rename. The widget polls the file every 5s and checkspgrepfirst, so it shows "Rig Hub isn't running" rather than stale numbers.include_str!). On KDE, Rig Hub writes them to~/.local/share/plasma/plasmoids/com.susiee.righubat startup whenever they differ. Any way of updating Rig Hub updates the widget too, and new users just add "Rig Hub" from Add Widgets.Raising the window on Wayland
On Wayland winit's
focus_windowis a no-op. "Open Rig Hub" from the widget, a tray click or a second launch left an open window buried. Rig Hub now asks KWin over D-Bus to activate its window with a one-off script, and tries again after a short delay so freshly opened windows are mapped first. Off KDE the calls fail quietly and nothing changes.Validation
cargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warnings: cleancargo test: pass (7 tests)plasmoid/.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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