dotfiles/.local/bin

Swy7ch' personnal scripts

Hello, world! This is my scripts directory. Feel free to use it at your convenience :)

/!\ Those scripts are POSIX-compliant (hence #! /usr/bin/env sh), they are supposed to be run with such shell (BaSH, zsh, dash...); FISH, for example, might cause problems (with if statements, for instance) if a script is run directly in a terminal; I recommend launching background scripts within .xinit to avoid those issues

Scripts

• arch_setup : my personnal machine setup script
• AC_notify : send a notification when the computer is plugged/unplugged
• audio-notify : send a notification when audio level is changed
• backlight : change backlight level
• backlight_notify : send a notification when backlight level is changed
• bat_notify : send a notification when battery runs low
• bibinput : add a .bib entry through dmenu
• bibshow : retrieve a .bib reference and copy to xclip
• brightup : raise the keyboard brightness
• colorblocks : show the system colors through colored squares
• compiler : compile a file / runs a script if the filetype is supported
• displayselect : handle a multimonitor setup
• dmenupass : dmenu prompt for password, when needed
• dmenuprompt : ask for a binary choice through dmenu
• dmenumount : mount USB drives through a dmenu prompt
• dmenuumount : unmount USB drives through a dmenu prompt
• dmenuopen : fuzzy-find a file and open it with appropriate application
• dot : git wrapper to manage dotfiles
• dwmbar : set the statusbar and updates every minute
• fetch : display basic system infos
• maker : create a basic makefile for C/C++ project
• mom : create a groff/mom file with generic metadata
• mommerge : merge all .mom files of a directory and compiles it
• refbar : refresh dwm statusbar
• setbg : set the wallpaper using xwallpaper
• texclear : remove LaTeX compilation files
• texer : create a .tex file with generic metadata + input packages
• webupdate : update the files on my website

arch_setup

This is the shell script I run just after I installed Arch. It does few things:

• Install the apps I use
• Download my personnal repos
• Compile my WM (dwm), my binary launcher (dmenu) and my terminal emulator (st), which are part of the suckless project.