wp

#!/bin/bash

# wp: a wrapper script mostly for pywal and fetch oneliners
# Note - most wallpaper-changing functions are mac-specific (for nowf)

# Since this a everyday use script, I personally expect it and unique_space.sh to be in ~/.bin.
# If you want it somewhere else, you may have to change some paths (e.g. /opt/bin)
LOC="$HOME/.bin"
if [[ $(dirname $(realpath $0)) != $LOC ]]; then
    printf "This script is meant to be called manually by the user, so\n"
    printf "it and its counterpart unique_space.sh should be run from ~/.bin directory.\n"
    printf "If you don't want them there, you should change the hardcoded paths to\n"
    printf "~/.bin/unique_space.sh in this file ($0) and call it from the cli\n"
    printf "to make sure everything works.\n"
    exit 1
fi

_usage() {
    printf "wp: Tool for on-the-fly colorscheme changes.\n"
    printf "Usage:\n"
    printf "\twp --clean \t\t\tClear out manually-cached pywal files (e.g. colors_1.sh)\n"
    printf "\twp -w|--wallpaper FILE\t\tSet wallpaper to FILE and cache colors\n"
    printf "\twp --wo|--wallpaper-only FILE\tJust set wallpaper to FILE\n"
    printf "\twp -n|--new \t\t\tNew iTerm window with default profile\n"
    printf "\twp -r|--reload \t\t\tLoad space-specific colorscheme\n"
    printf "\twp -b|--both FILE\t\tSet wallpaper and reload colors\n"
    printf "\twp -c|--copy ID_src ID2_dest\tCopy sequences_ID_src to sequences_ID_dest\n"
    printf "\twp -f|--file ID\t\t\tAttempt to load .cache/wal/sequences_ID\n"
    printf "\t\t\t\t\t\tNote - reloading too soon might not work for complex images\n"
    printf "\n"
    printf "\twp -t|--transparency REAL\tSet transparency of terminal (0.0 to 1.0)\n"
    printf "\twp --tg|--transparency-get\tGet the current terminal's transparency (0.0 to 1.0)\n"
    printf "\twp --pixelate\t\t\tSet background of term to pixelated version of current wallpaper\n"
    printf "\t\t\t\t\t\t- requires iTerm2 on mac\n"
    printf "\t\t\t\t\t\t- requires ffmpeg with frei0r\n"
    # todo complete day/night/toggle
}

case "$1" in
    --clean)
        ~/.bin/unique_space.sh --clean
        ;;
    -w|--wallpaper)
        ~/.bin/unique_space.sh -w "$2"
        ;;
    -wo|--wallpaper-only)
        if [[ -z "$2" ]]; then echo "Required: wallpaper" && exit 1; fi
        FILE="$(realpath "$2")"
        if [[ ! -f "$FILE" ]]; then exit 1; fi
        osascript -e "tell application \"Finder\" to set desktop picture to POSIX file \"$FILE\""
        ;;
    -n|--new)
        ~/.bin/unique_space.sh -n
        ;;
    -c|--copy)
        ~/.bin/unique_space.sh --copy $2 $3
        ;;
    -r|--reload)
        ~/.bin/unique_space.sh -r
        ;;
    -b|--both)
        $0 -w "$2"
        sleep 1
        $0 -r
        ;;
    -f|--file)
        cat ~/.cache/wal/sequences_"$2"
        ;;
    --pixelate)
        ~/.bin/pxl-bg $(~/.bin/unique_space.sh --get-wallpaper)
        ;;
    -t|--transparency)
        osascript -e "tell application \"iTerm\" to tell current window to tell current session to set transparency to $2"
        ;;
    --tg|--transparency-get)
        # NOTE - cmd+u makes an iTerm window opaque?
        osascript -e 'tell application "iTerm" to tell current window to tell current session to get transparency'
        ;;
    --day)
        # Instead should progressively set Flux temp higher to ease transition
        killall Flux &> /dev/null
        # if Flux doesn't set to dark mode, don't need this toggle
        #khd -p "cmd + alt + ctrl - t"

        export NIGHT=0
        #return 0
        ;;
    --night)
        open -a Flux
        # change colorshemes (?) and wallpapers

        export NIGHT=1
        #return 0
        ;;
    --toggle)
        if [[ -z "$NIGHT" ]]; then
            export NIGHT=1
        fi

        if [[ "$NIGHT" ]]; then
            NIGHT=1
            day
        else
            NIGHT=0
            night
        fi
        ;;
    --bonsai)
        ~/.bin/bonsai.sh
        ;;
    --coffee)
        ~/.bin/coffee.sh
        ;;
    --termcolors)
        # Display terminal ANSI colors
        # Print numbers
        echo -en "    \t"
        for i in {0..7}; do echo -en "  ${i}    \t"; done; echo

        # Print regular colors
        echo -en "reg:\t"
        for i in {0..7}; do echo -en "\033[0;3${i}m▉▉▉▉▉▉▉\t"; done; echo; echo

        # Print alternate colors
        echo -en "alt:\t"
        for i in {0..7}; do echo -en "\033[1;3${i}m▉▉▉▉▉▉▉\t"; done; echo
        ;;
    -h|--help)
        _usage
        ;;
    *)
        printf "Not supported: ""$1\n"
        _usage
        ;;
esac