BangleApps/apps/widbattpwr/widget.ts

(() => {
	const intervalLow  = 60000;
	const intervalHigh = 2000;
	const width = 30;
	const height = 24;

	const powerColour = (pwr: number) =>
		pwr >= 23000
			? "#f00" // red, e.g. GPS ~20k
			: pwr > 2000
			? "#fc0" // yellow, e.g. CPU ~1k, HRM ~700
			: "#0f0"; // green: ok

	const drawBar = (x: number, y: number, batt: number) =>
		g.fillRect(x+1, y+height-3, x+1+(width-2)*batt/100, y+height-1);

	const drawString = (x: number, y: number, txt: string) =>
		g.drawString(txt, x + 14, y + 10);

	function draw(this: Widget) {
		let x = this.x!;
		let y = this.y!;

		const batt = E.getBattery();
		const pwr = E.getPowerUsage();
		let usage = 0;
		for(const key in pwr.device){
			if(!/^(LCD|LED)/.test(key))
				usage += pwr.device[key];
		}
		const pwrColour = powerColour(usage);

		g.reset()
			.setBgColor(g.theme.bg)
			.clearRect(x, y, x + width - 1, y + height - 1);

		g.setColor(g.theme.fg);
		drawBar(x, y, 100);
		g.setColor(pwrColour);
		drawBar(x, y, batt);

		g.setFontAlign(0, 0);
		g.setFont("Vector", 16);
		{
			const hrs = 200000 / usage;
			const days = hrs / 24;
			const txt = days >= 1 ? `${Math.round(Math.min(days, 99))}d` : `${Math.round(hrs)}h`;

			// draw time remaining, then shade it based on batt %
			const txth = 14;
			g.setColor(g.theme.fg);
			g.setClipRect(x, y, x + width, y + txth);
			drawString(x, y, txt);

			g.setColor(pwrColour);
			g.setClipRect(x, y + txth * (1 - batt / 100), x + width, y + txth);
			drawString(x, y, txt);
		}
	}

	const id = setInterval(() => {
		const w = WIDGETS["battpwr"]!;
		w.draw(w);
	}, intervalLow);

	Bangle.on("charging", charging => {
		changeInterval(id, charging ? intervalHigh : intervalLow);
	});

	WIDGETS["battpwr"] = { area: "tr", width, draw };
})();