A bitbar plugin that helps you quit your 10Bis guesswork and never get stuck with an empty (or overly full) account.

The menu in the picture means: you have 19 more days of ordering to do (working days). Then:

• For a meal costing 30NIS, you can buy 20 meals for the current balance (603NIS)
• For a meal costing 42NIS, you can buy 14 meals for the current balance (603NIS), and 5 more meals for additional 195NIS which will probably be charged on your credit card.
• You get the point... Of course, all of that is configurable.

Install bitbar and configure a plugin directory if you never did. Download a 10bisbar binary from the releases section and extract it to your bitbar plugins folder, then continue to the configuration section.

Or, if you prefer to build on your own and produce a binary. You'll need Go and UPX (brew install upx). Then, run:

$ make dist

After that's done, point bitbar to this folder, or simply copy the resulting 10bisbar binary to your plugins folder. There are no dependencies so you should be good to go immediately.

Place a file called .10bis.json at your home folder, so that it will be found in ~/.10bis.json.

For the file's content, start with this sample:

{
  "username":"your-10bis-user",
  "password":"your-10bis-password",
  "prices":[30, 42, 69, 80],
  "no_food_days_per_week": 2
}

Put your username and password in, and then put your favorite meal price options in prices. Finally, indicate how many days per week you don't use 10bis at all (typically weekends).

Refresh your bitbar, and you're good to go.

Fork, implement, add tests, pull request, get my everlasting thanks and a respectable place here :).

Copyright (c) 2016 Dotan Nahum @jondot. See MIT-LICENSE for further details.