i3pystatus: GPU module: ImportError(No module named 'i3pystatus.utils')

Hello all,

I’ve been converting a few videos with GPU acceleration, and due to the recent issues with EVGA units overheating wanted to monitor my temperature.

I can do this from the command-line with watch nvidia-smi -q -d temperature, but can’t create a module in my status bar because of an issue importing i3pystatus.utils.

I’m running i3pystatus-git 3.35.r81.ga9ff574-1, and my i3pystatus config looks like this:

from i3pystatus import Status

status = Status(logfile='/var/log/jcf/i3pystatus.log',
                logformat='%(asctime) %(levelname)s:')

color_text = "#AAAAAA"

def smaller(s):
    return "<span size='smaller'>{}</span>".format(s)

status.register("clock",
                hints={"markup": "pango"},
                format=smaller("%a %d %b %H:%M"),
                on_leftclick="gnome-calendar")

status.register("alsa",
                hints={"markup": "pango"},
                format=smaller(" {volume:3.0f}/100"))

status.register("temp",
                hints={"markup": "pango"},
                format=smaller("{temp:.0f}°C"),
                on_leftclick="gnome-system-monitor --show-processes-tab")

status.register("cpu_usage",
                hints={"markup": "pango", "separator": False, "separator_block_width": 0},
                format=smaller(" {usage:3.0f}% "),
                on_leftclick="gnome-system-monitor --show-processes-tab")

status.register("gpu_temp",
                hints={"markup": "pango"},
                format=smaller(" {temp:.0f}°C"))

status.register("network",
                color_up=color_text,
                color_down=color_text,
                # divisor=2**20,
                dynamic_color=False,
                hints={"markup": "pango"},
                format_up=smaller(" {bytes_recv:5.0f} KB/s   {bytes_sent:5.0f} KB/s"),
                interface="eno1",
                on_leftclick="gnome-system-monitor --show-resources-tab")

status.run()

I’m guessing the issue is with importing .utils, but I’m not super experienced with Python…