i3bar-protocol: add example (illustration-only!) shell script, clarify {"version":1} header
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i3bar input protocol
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====================
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Michael Stapelberg <michael@i3wm.org>
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February 2012
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August 2012
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This document explains the protocol in which i3bar expects its input. It
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provides support for colors, urgency, shortening and easy manipulation.
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{ "version": 1 }
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----------------
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(Note that before i3 v4.3 the precise format had to be +{"version":1}+,
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byte-for-byte.)
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What follows is an infinite array (so it should be parsed by a streaming JSON
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parser, but as described above you can go for a simpler solution), whose
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elements are one array per status line. A status line is one unit of
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i3status and others will output single statuslines in one line, separated by
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\n.
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You can find an example of a shell script which can be used as your
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+status_command+ in the bar configuration at
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http://code.stapelberg.de/git/i3/tree/contrib/trivial-bar-script.sh?h=next
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=== Blocks in detail
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full_text::
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