Live network speed in the top panel with accurate per-day bandwidth tracking, history, and export.
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EGO-X-004 warning
extensions should avoid synchronous file IO in shell code
Shell code should avoid synchronous file IO APIs like `GLib.file_get_contents()` and `Gio.File.load_contents()`.
eNet Speed
lib/netMonitor.js:41
GLib.file_get_contents(`${SYS_NET}/${iface}/${attr}`)
lib/netMonitor.js:68
GLib.file_get_contents(PROC_ROUTE)
lib/storage.js:20
GLib.file_get_contents(this._path)
EGO-L-003 warning
signals connected by extension should be disconnected in disable()
Signals assigned in `enable()` are missing matching disconnect calls in `disable()` or its helper methods.
extension.js:80
this.menu.connect('open-state-changed', (menu, open) => {
if (open)
this._refreshStatsView();
})
Is this code generated by AI? If so, we have a rule for that: [EGO Review Guidelines: AI](https://gjs.guide/extensions/review-guidelines/review-guidelines.html#extensions-must-not-be-ai-generated)
Yes, I used AI during the development of this extension. I used it mainly for assistance with writing and improving parts of the code, debugging issues, and finding solutions to implementation problems. As I understand it, the EGO guidelines allow developers to use AI as a development or learning tool, but they do not allow extensions to be entirely AI generated. I want to be transparent about how I used AI and make sure I am correctly understanding the policy. I have personally reviewed, modified, tested the code and used AI to write comments so i can upgrade later easily, but I understand that this alone may not necessarily mean the extension is considered compliant with the guideline. Could you please clarify whether the current implementation would be considered AI-generated under the EGO policy? I am happy to make any necessary changes and ensure that the final submitted version fully follows the EGO guidelines. Thank you for your clarification and guidance.