#!/usr/bin/env bash readonly dependency=("mnussbaum/base16-waybar") readonly app="waybar" path="$1" package="$2" theme="$3" permanent="$4" ## Main Entrypoint # # Finds the right theme template file and starts theme # switching and, if necessary, permanent setting processes. main() { dbg_msg $app "Starting Processor" tfile="$path/$package/colors/base16-$theme.css" if ! file_exists "$tfile"; then dbg_msg $app "error" "Theme template $theme not found in package $package" exit 1 fi if [[ "$permanent" == "true" ]]; then save; fi # theme dbg_msg $app "Processor Done" } ## Theme setter # # Takes care of permanently writing the desired # base16 theme into application settings. save() { dbg_msg $app "Saving theme" local waybar_config_dir="${XDG_CONFIG_HOME:-$HOME/.config}/waybar" local waybar_data_dir="${XDG_DATA_HOME:-$HOME/.local/share}/waybar" if [[ ! -d "$waybar_data_dir" ]]; then mkdir -p "$waybar_data_dir" dbg_msg $app "Creating waybar data directory in $waybar_data_dir" fi cat "$tfile" >"$waybar_data_dir/colorscheme.css" dbg_msg $app "Saved theme to $waybar_data_dir/colorscheme.css" include "$waybar_config_dir" "$waybar_data_dir" command -v killall && killall waybar && waybar & } ## Theme includer # # Makes sure that theme is actually included in # default application startup routine. # This is the most invasive step of theming since it # rewrites within existing configuration files. include() { dbg_msg $app "Including theme in configuration" local waybar_config_dir="$1" local waybar_data_dir="$2" if file_exists "$waybar_config_dir/style.css"; then line_exists_or_append "$waybar_config_dir/style.css" "@import \"$waybar_data_dir/colorscheme.css\";" dbg_msg $app "Successfully included theme in configuration" else dbg_msg $app "warn" "No default configuration file found" fi dbg_msg $app "Sucessfully included theme" } # Safe sourcing: https://stackoverflow.com/a/12694189 DIR="${BASH_SOURCE%/*}" if [[ ! -d "$DIR" ]]; then DIR="$PWD"; fi # shellcheck source=utilities.sh . "$DIR/utilities.sh" ## Dependency Checker # # Makes sure the processor is called for the correct # base16 package, or refuses to run if it is not. if printf '%s\n' "${dependency[@]}" | grep -q -P "^$package$"; then main else dbg_msg $app "error" "Processor does not work for package $package" fi