Add live battery power rate display#2
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Wow this is awesome! I will need some time to review your PR but I appreciate you finding this widget useful enough to make such an extensive contribution! |
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Summary
This PR extends WhatWatt beyond negotiated adapter wattage and adds live battery charge/discharge power flow in a lightweight menu bar UI.
What changed
Always Live UpdatestogglePreferences...window for update tuning67W | ↑18.4Wwhile charging and↓18.4Wwhen unplugged0Wadapter state when unpluggedNotes
The battery telemetry appears to update on a slower cadence than the timer on some Macs, so 1 Hz refreshes do not always produce visibly new watt values every second. This PR keeps the UI lightweight while still making charger transitions observable.
This work was developed in a public fork here: https://github.com/git-anish/whatwatts