*Nwg-panel is a GTK3-based panel for sway and Hyprland Wayland compositors. The panel is equipped with a graphical configuration program that frees the user from the need to manually edit configuration files.

Currently, we have a dozen of modules, and we don't plan on many more. Many minor tasks that users request a module for, may be easily done with executors.

Controls module: basis system controls like brightness slider, volume slider (w/ per-app sliders), battery level w/ low level notification, system processes viewer, user-defined custom items, user-defined drop-down menu (which is the power menu by default)
Brightness slider: a separate brightness slider for use per monitor; features backlight via ddcutil.
Clock: system clock w/ a calendar popup built in
Custom button: a user-defined graphical/textual button you could bind an action to. By default, we use one as the application launcher button
DWL tags: deprecated and no longer supported; will be deleted in the future
Executor: a useful module that executes user-provided code and displays the output in the panel as an icon and text; see Wiki for more info
Sway taskbar & Hyprland taskbar: highly customizable modules to display a label with an icon for every running window, together with some more info (workspace number, split orientation on sway, X-widows marker); right click opens a menu that allows to move windows between workspaces, toggle floating and fullscreen, and also close windows.
Sway & Hyprland workspaces: display labels to navigate between workspaces with a marker for non-empty ones; next to the labels there's a field with currently focused window details
Menu Start: module provides integration of the XGD-style nwg-menu
Openweather: displays weather forcast from OpenWeatherMap and weather alerts from weatherbit.io for given locations.
Playerctl: displays an icon and a label of the currently played tune, together with back / play-pause / forward buttons
Scratchpad: displays info on current scratchpad content and allows to open scratchpad windows

See Wiki for more information. You'll also find some useful executor examples there.