How to run watchers
See original GitHub issueStated a few times in the docs are watchers such as aw-watcher-web and aw-watcher-spotify etc. But it’s never mentioned how these are run, or where to state them so aw-qt can pick them up and run them.
is aw-watcher-web already included within the server module (hence why there are urls along side titles)?
And how do we go about including new watchers that we can build?
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Oh, and I should probably add in case you missed:
You don’t need to run watchers with aw-qt, it’s just a convenience wrapper. All watchers are able to be run standalone, aw-qt just manages their processes.
I’ve stumbled upon that too, created an issue: https://github.com/ActivityWatch/aw-watcher-spotify/issues/4
Please make a comment there with any details you can provide.