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-- Conky Lua dashboard: window placement and toggle.
--
-- Copy or symlink into ~/.config/hypr/sections/ and add to hyprland.lua:
-- require("sections.dashboard")
--
-- The dashboard is a normal toplevel, not a desktop-layer surface, which is
-- what lets a window rule put it on a workspace at all.
-- Its own named special workspace: the unnamed `special` already hosts the
-- btop scratchpad.
local WS = "special:dash"
-- Pin the workspace itself to the primary monitor, so the dashboard always
-- opens on DP-1 rather than wherever focus happens to be. The conky surface is
-- a fixed 2560x1080 (Hyprland's fullscreen rule resizes the window but not the
-- drawing surface), so on the 1920-wide DP-3 it would be cropped.
--
-- `hl.workspace_rule` takes `workspace`, not `match`, and unlike
-- `hl.window_rule` it has no `name` field; both were checked against the
-- runtime, which rejects an unknown field with "unknown field '<name>'".
hl.workspace_rule({
workspace = WS,
monitor = "DP-1",
})
hl.window_rule({
name = "dash-workspace",
match = { class = "conky-dash" },
workspace = WS,
})
hl.window_rule({
name = "dash-float",
match = { class = "conky-dash" },
float = true,
})
-- `fullscreen` appears in no other rule in this config, so it was checked
-- against the runtime directly: hl.window_rule rejects an unknown field with
-- "unknown field '<name>'", and both `fullscreen` and `no_focus` pass that
-- check, so the Lua API does accept them.
hl.window_rule({
name = "dash-fullscreen",
match = { class = "conky-dash" },
fullscreen = true,
})
hl.window_rule({
name = "dash-no-border",
match = { class = "conky-dash" },
border_size = 0,
})
hl.window_rule({
name = "dash-no-rounding",
match = { class = "conky-dash" },
rounding = 0,
})
-- It is a dashboard, not a window: never let it take focus or be tabbed to.
-- This matters because it starts with the session, so without it the dashboard
-- would steal focus at login. Validity checked the same way as `fullscreen`
-- above.
hl.window_rule({
name = "dash-no-focus",
match = { class = "conky-dash" },
no_focus = true,
})
-- SUPER+S, not SUPER+D: keybindings.lua already binds D to the unnamed special
-- workspace.
--
-- Literal "SUPER", not hl.mainMod: mainMod is a file-local in
-- keybindings.lua (`local mainMod = "SUPER"`), not exported on hl, so
-- hl.mainMod is nil here.
hl.bind("SUPER + s", hl.dsp.workspace.toggle_special("dash"))
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