Module: WirePlumber - Alexays/Waybar GitHub Wiki

The wireplumber module displays the current volume reported by WirePlumber.

Additionally you can control the volume by scrolling up or down while the cursor is over the module.

option	typeof	default	description
`format`	string	`{volume}%`	The format, how information should be displayed.This format is used when other formats aren't specified.
`format-muted`	string		This format is used when the sound is muted.
`rotate`	integer		Positive value to rotate the text label.
`states`	array		A number of volume states which get activated on certain volume levels.See States
`max-length`	integer		The maximum length in character the module should display.
`scroll-step`	float	1.0	The speed in which to change the volume when scrolling.
`on-click`	string		Command to execute when clicked on the module.
`on-click-middle`	string		Command to execute when you middle clicked on the module using mousewheel.
`on-click-right`	string		Command to execute when you right clicked on the module.
`on-scroll-up`	string		Command to execute when scrolling up on the module.This replaces the default beaviour of volume control.
`on-scroll-down`	string		Command to execute when scrolling down on the module.This replaces the default beaviour of volume control.
`tooltip`	bool	`true`	Option to enable tooltip on hover.
`tooltip-format`	string	`{node_name}`	Tooltip on hover.
`max-volume`	float	100.0	The maximum volume that can be set, in percentage.
`reverse-scrolling`	integer		If set to `1`, moving the mouse wheel up will increase the volume (the default is to decrease) and moving the mouse wheel down will decrease the volume.

string	replacement
`{volume}`	Volume in percentage
`{node_name}`	The node's nickname (WirePlumber's `node.nick` property)

"wireplumber": {
    "format": "{volume}%",
    "format-muted": "",
    "on-click": "helvum",
    "max-volume": 150,
    "scroll-step": 0.2
}

With icon support:

"wireplumber": {
    "format": "{volume}% {icon}",
    "format-muted": "",
    "on-click": "helvum",
    "format-icons": ["", "", ""]
}