A simple keychain module which allows to use keychains in awesome window manager. If you want similar functions to run you'll need like this:
Put keychains.lua to awesome's dir (~/.config/awesome or awesome's libdir). You can install on ArchLinux from AUR: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/awesome-keychains-git/
First you should load "keychains" module:
require("keychains")
You should initialize:
keychains.init(globalkeys,your_options_see_docs)
You don't need call 'root.keys(globalkeys)', keychains.init does.
After init you can add your keychains:
keychains.add({winkey},"c","Web pages","/icons/chromium.png",{
g = {
func = function()
open_url("https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/#search/l%3Aunread")
end,
info = "Gmail - unread emails"
},
a = {
func = function()
open_url("http://awesome.naquadah.org/")
end,
info = "awesome web page"
},
w = {
func = function()
open_url("http://awesome.naquadah.org/wiki/Main_Page")
end,
info = "awesome wiki"
}
})
With this: if you press 'winkey+c', a notify will popup and you can press 'g' to open your gmail 'a' to open awesome web page 'w' to open awesome wiki
After you've ended to insert your keychains you'll need run:
keychains.start(5)
The parameter '5' means that if you press 'winkey+c' and don't press anything, after 5 seconds keychain will exit. This parameter is optional, if the value is non-set or 0, no timeout.
The keychains table can be a function which generates similar table as above.
For more informations please check source code or you can use luadoc to generate documentation.
License is GPLv2.