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Carolyn Saunders 2017-07-19 00:37:48 -07:00
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.config/compton.conf
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@ -21,7 +21,8 @@ menu-opacity = 1.0; # The opacity for menus. (default 1.0)
inactive-opacity = 1.0; # Opacity of inactive windows. (0.1 - 1.0)
frame-opacity = 1.0; # Opacity of window titlebars and borders. (0.1 - 1.0)
inactive-opacity-override = true; # Inactive opacity set by 'inactive-opacity' overrides value of _NET_WM_OPACITY.
opacity-rule = [ "96:class_g = 'Emacs'", # 10% of transparency
"96:!focused && class_g = 'Conkeror'"] # as a bonus
# Fading
fading = true; # Fade windows during opacity changes.
fade-delta = 4; # The time between steps in a fade in milliseconds. (default 10).

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.scripts/bar.sh
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
pkill admiral
font="GohuFont:style=Regular:size=10"
fallback_font="FontAwesome:size=8"
background="#cc111314"
foreground="#bcbdc3"
a=30
monitors=$(xrandr | grep -o "^.* connected" | sed "s/ connected//")
if [[ $1 == "-f" ]]; then
# full width, no padding
x=1920
y=40
x_offset=0
y_offset=0
elif [[ $1 == "-h" ]]; then
# half width
x=900
y=40
x_offset=500
y_offset=15
else
x=1880
y=40
x_offset=20
y_offset=15
fi
#for m in $monitors; do
#admiral | lemonbar -a $a -g "${x}x${y}+${x_offset}+${y_offset}" -f $font -f $fallback_font -B $background -F $foreground | sh &
admiral | lemonbar -a $a -f $font -f $fallback_font -B $background -F $foreground | sh &
# the following line gets the width of the current monitor
#monitor_width=$(xrandr | grep '*' | ruby -e "puts gets.strip.split[0].split('x')" | head -n 1)
#let x_offset+=$monitor_width
#echo "Started bar on $m"
#done

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.scripts/battery.sh
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
status=$(acpi | awk '{orint $3;}' | sed 's/,//g')
capacity=$(acpi | awk '{print $4;}' | sed 's/%//g' | sed 's/,//g')
color=true
sparks=$(spark 0 $capacity 100)
echo -n "%{F#e5c078}"
if [[ $status == "Charging" ]]; then
echo -en "\uf0e7"
elif [[ $capacity -ge "85" ]]; then
echo -en "\uf240"
elif [[ $capacity -ge "65" ]]; then
echo -en "\uf241"
elif [[ $capacity -ge "45" ]]; then
echo -en "\uf242"
elif [[ $capacity -ge "15" ]]; then
echo -en "\uf243"
elif [[ $capacity -ge "0" ]]; then
color=true
echo -en "%{F#cc6666}\uf244"
fi
echo -n "%{F-}"
echo -n "Bat: $capacity% [${sparks:1:1}]"
if [[ color ]]; then
echo "%{F-}"
else
echo
fi

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.scripts/bitcoin.sh
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
price=$(curl -sSL https://coinbase.com/api/v1/prices/historical | head -n 1 | sed 's|^.*,|$|' | sed 's|\(\.[0-9]$\)|\10|')
echo "BTC: $price"

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.scripts/checkmail.sh
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
STATE=`nmcli networking connectivity`
if [ $STATE = 'full' ]
then
#/usr/local/bin/msmtp-runqueue.sh
$HOME/.scripts/imap.sh
exit 0
fi
echo "No internet connection."
exit 0

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.scripts/cpu.sh
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
percent=$(top -bn1 | grep "Cpu(s)" | \
sed "s/.*, *\([0-9.]*\)%* id.*/\1/" | \
awk '{print 100 - $1}')
sparks=$(spark 0 $percent 100)
echo "CPU: $(echo "$percent% [${sparks:1:1}]")"

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.scripts/fehbg.sh
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
feh --randomize --bg-fill ~/Wallpapers/*

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.scripts/imap.sh
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
$HOME/.scripts/mail/archive.sh ; mbsync -a -V ; notmuch new

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.scripts/mail.sh
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
NEWEMAILS=$(notmuch search tag:unread and not tag:archive | wc -l)
echo "Mail: $NEWEMAILS"

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.scripts/mail/archive.sh
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#!/bin/bash
function moveIt { s=${1##*/}; s=${s%%,*}; mv -f $1 $2/$s
s=$(notmuch search --output=files tag:processed and folder:sent | grep -v archived)
for i in $s; do moveIt $i /home/gigavinyl/.mail/archive/new; done
}
s=$(notmuch search --output=files tag:archive and not folder:totrash | grep -v archived)
for i in $s; do moveIt $i /home/gigavinyl/.mail/gigavinyl/archive/new; done

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#!/usr/bin/env bash
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# maildir-notmuch-sync
#
# a script to sync up maildir folders (and thus gmail labels)
# and notmuch tags
#
# Ethan Schoonover / es@ethanschoonover / @ethanschoonover
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Usage:
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# maildir-notmuch-sync [--dry-run] /path/to/maildir/account/root
#
# Designed to be called from offlineimap's post/pre sync hooks in the
# account configuration section of .offlineimaprc
#
# The argument passed to maildir-notmuch-sync should be the same as the
# localfolders value for the local respository setup.
#
# For example, if your local repository localfolders looks like this
# in your .offlineimaprc:
#
# [Repository personal-local]
#
# localfolders = ~/var/mail/accounts/personal
#
#
# then the presynchook and postsynchook would look like this (assuming
# that maildir-notmuch-sync is in your path; if not, use the full path
# to the script):
#
# [Account personal]
#
# localrepository = personal-local
# remoterepository = personal-remote
# presynchook = maildir-notmuch-sync "~/var/mail/accounts/personal"
# postsynchook = maildir-notmuch-sync "~/var/mail/accounts/personal"
#
# This allows the script to use short tags for multiple accounts without
# getting confused about what tag goes where.
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Dry-run
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# Call the script directly from the command line with the initial
# argument "--dry-run" to test the result:
#
# maildir-notmuch-sync "--dry-run" "~/var/mail/accounts/personal"
#
# Dry-run mode will echo a summary of changes and any deletions, copies
# but will NOT make any changes
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Values - CHANGE THESE
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Maildir Information
# ----------------------------------
INBOX="inbox" # (mutt's spool dir) - both the tag and folder
SENT="sent" # (mutt's record dir) - both the tag and folder
TRASH="trash" # trash maildir, gmail requires for real deletion
# Note that the tag/folder values (INBOX/SENT/etc) must match
# your local maildir names, after any nametrans by offlineimap. For
# example, my own "INBOX" is translated by offlineimap to "inbox"
# (lowercase) and thus my INBOX value is "inbox".
#
# Again, please note that these ARE case sensitive values and must
# match your local maildir as offlineimap creates it.
# Notmuch Tag Information
# ----------------------------------
# if multiple new.tags in notmuch, identify transient tag here
# this tag is only used as a temporary tag during script run
NEW_TAG="new"
# the tag notmuch uses to keep track of unread status
# also used by mutt-kz (be careful! assigning this in mutt-kz
# and then removing an unread tag really does mark mail as read,
# possibly in bulk!)
UNREAD_TAG="unread"
# if true, convert "new" tag to "unread" at end of script run
# otherwise new tag is simple removed
MAKE_NEW_UNREAD=false
# convert infix slashes to dashes in tags,
# e.g. "clients/bob" becomes "clients-bob"
SLASHES_TO_DASHES=false
# shorter, trimmed tags; see description below
TRIM_ACCOUNT_PREFIX_IN_TAGS=true
# TRIM_ACCOUNT_PREFIX_IN_TAGS (above)
#
# Example: I have two gmail accounts I'm syncing with offlineimap:
# work & personal. The local account respository paths are:
#
# /home/me/mail/personal
# /home/me/mail/work
#
# I index them both in a single notmuch db that is rooted on the
# following path:
#
# /home/me/mail
#
# This allows notmuch to index all my mail in one pass.
# Notmuch indexes mail so that I can search for folder:/personal/INBOX
# (the search without leading slash is almost identical folder:personal/INBOX)
#
# You can then choose here to tag your mails in one of two formats:
#
# UNTRIMMED tag: personal/INBOX
# TRIMMED tag: INBOX
#
# set TRIM_ACCOUNT_PREFIX_IN_TAG=true for the trimmed style
#
# Note that this will not result in a namespace collision since the
# script is being called from offlineimap and passed the path to the
# account root.
#
# The difference between the account root and the notmuch root (as
# set in your notmuch config) determines the account prefix value.
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Script settings
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
set -o errexit
set -o nounset
# FIXME add in real opt handling. See TAG_SCRIPT FIXME and CLEANUP_SCRIPT FIXME
# below for details
# check for special run mode
# --dry-run (-d)
# --help (-h)
case ${1:-} in
*-h*) echo "usage: $0 [--dry-run] subcmd maildir_account_root_path";
echo "Valid sub commands are \"pre\" and \"post\"";
exit;
;;
*-d*) RUNCMD=echo; DRYRUN=true; DRYRUN_MSG="- DRYRUN (no changes will be made)"; shift; ;;
*) RUNCMD=eval; DRYRUN=false ;;
esac
# subcommands "pre" and "post" are listed after the options above and before
# the $MAILDIR_ACCOUNT_ROOT path
case ${1:-} in
pre) SUBCMD="pre"; shift; ;;
post) SUBCMD="post"; shift; ;;
*) echo "usage: $0 [--dry-run] subcmd maildir_account_root_path";
echo "Valid sub commands are \"pre\" and \"post\"";
exit;
;;
esac
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Custom tagging script
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# eval a custom tag script used in the post-hook, before we remove all
# of the new tags
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
TAG_SCRIPT=$HOME/.local/bin/tag_mailing_lists
CLEANUP_SCRIPT=$HOME/.local/bin/tag_clean_up
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Notmuch config checks
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# check if there is an existing notmuch configuration and assign
# the value of new.tags to a variable
# ----------------------------------
if ! notmuch config list &>/dev/null; then
cat <<EOF
------------------------------------
Missing notmuch config file.
Please configure notmuch and run 'notmuch new' once prior to running
$(basename $0). See notes in this script for recommendations on notmuch
configuration values.
------------------------------------
EOF
exit 1;
else # get the current notmuch new.tags value
NM_NEW_TAGS="$(notmuch config list | grep 'new.tags' | cut -f2 -d'=')"
fi
# confirm that the "new.tags" value in notmuch is not empty
# ----------------------------------
if [[ -z "$NM_NEW_TAGS" ]]; then
cat <<-EOF
------------------------------------
The "new.tags" value in your notmuch config is set to an empty value.
Please add a new.tags value by running:
notmuch config set new.tags new
or edit the [new] section of your ~/.notmuch-config file and add:
tags=new
or your desired set of new tags.
------------------------------------
EOF
exit 1; fi
# confirm that the "new.tags" value in notmuch is singlular, or request
# that the user set a manual value here in the script
# ----------------------------------
if [[ "$NM_NEW_TAGS" != "${NM_NEW_TAGS#*;}" ]] && \
[[ "$NM_NEW_TAGS" == "${NM_NEW_TAGS#*${NEW_TAG:-}*}" ]];
then
cat <<-EOF
------------------------------------
You have multiple "new.tags" values specified in your notmuch config.
This is fine as long as it's intentional. However this script requires
one "transient" new tag (e.g. "new") that will be used during the script
execution, and removed at the end of the script run in order to identify
truly new messages.
Please identify this tag in the GLOBAL VARIABLES section of this script
($0) by adding/uncommenting a value such as:
NEW_TAG=new
If you did not intend to set multiple tags in your notmuch config, please
correct it by running:
notmuch config set new.tags new
or editing the [new] section of your ~/.notmuch-config file and
adding
tags=new
or your desired set of new tags.
------------------------------------
EOF
exit 1;
elif [[ "$NM_NEW_TAGS" == "${NM_NEW_TAGS#*;}" ]] && \
[[ "$NM_NEW_TAGS" != "${NEW_TAG}" ]]; then
cat <<-EOF
------------------------------------
You have the notmuch config value "new.tags" set to a value that does
not correspond to the value for \$NEW_TAG in this script.
Your notmuch new.tags == $NM_NEW_TAGS
This script's NEW_TAG == $NEW_TAG
This tag will be used as a transient indicator during script processing.
Please set it to a matching value such as "new" for both the notmuch
config and NEW_TAG in this script.
Note that you may use multiple tags in your notmuch new.tags value that
are separated by ; as long as at least one of them matches the value for
NEW_TAG in this script.
------------------------------------
EOF
exit 1; fi
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Warning:
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# Requires a specific offlineimap, notmuch, and mutt-kz setup
# anything else will probably not work and will likely mess
# up your email something fierce; you've been warned.
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# notmuch config notes:
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# Turn off maildir flag syncing for now. the problematic
# issues there are unread tag -> unread status, and
# deletions, which we prefer to happen on a directory-by-
# directory basis for now (e.g. deleting from one maildir
# - the equivalent to removing a gmail label - doesn't
# delete from *all* maildirs).
#
# Also, .notmuch-config's [new] tags settings should be "new"
# (or similar, and make sure it matches $NEW_TAG in this script)
#
# You can do these via the command line:
#
# notmuch config set maildir.synchronize_flags false
# notmuch config set new.tags new
#
# or in ~/.notmuch-config manually
# TODO: fix maildir flag sync so that it works here as well and can
# be used, specifically for unread status, which is useful
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# offlineimap setup:
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# You'll most likely want to run this via offlineimap's postsynchook.
# Another option would be inotify/systemd monitoring of your maildir
# root directory for changes.
#
# This script is designed to sync pretty much your entire IMAP folder
# structure from gmail, including "All Mail".
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Use with Mutt-kz
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# Using mutt-kz virtual folders, you'll want to use a keybinding such
# as this to quickly archive any mail the way Gmail archives (which is
# to say, it removes the Inbox label):
#
# macro e index,pager ""
#
# Normally I work with the virtual folders, almost exclusively, in
# mutt-kz. However, if you wish to also manually delete and move mails
# from the non-virtual (normal mutt) folders, you'll have to create
# macros that add a tag prior to these functions so that this script
# doesn't revert those changes automatically.
#
# macro d index,pager ""
# macro s index,pager ""
# TODO: check to see what mutt menus currently have delete/save support
# and thus existing key bindings
# TODO: mutt-kz trash macro that adds trash (probably removes INBOX) and quasi-deletes
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Notmuch database path
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# the directories contained by this path are scanned for mail, so
# we use this to locate and identify maildir folders
# Source from existing notmuch config
NOTMUCH_ROOT="$(notmuch config list | grep 'database.path' | cut -f2 -d'=')"
# Normalize path by trimming trailing slash, if any
NOTMUCH_ROOT="${NOTMUCH_ROOT%/}"
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Account maildir root path
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# passed as a command line argument
# Normalize path by trimming trailing slash, if any
# (use eval in case user quoted a path with ~ in it, though they shouldn't have)
eval "MAILDIR_ACCOUNT_ROOT=${1%/}"
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# MAILBOXES:
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# get list of mailboxes using the mboxes file output by offlineimap
# other strategies to create this list include a directory listing,
# possibly recursive, of the root maildir
#MAILBOXES="$(sed 's/[^"]*"+\([^"]*\)"/\1\n/g' ~/var/mail/mailboxes)"
# example of a recursive find (incomplete):
# TODO: maybe make this the primary method and create pairings?
# find $MAILDIR -name "cur" -type d -exec dirname '{}' \; | sed "s/^$MAILDIR\///" | sort
MAILBOXES_FULL_PATHS="$(echo "$(find $MAILDIR_ACCOUNT_ROOT -name "cur" -type d -exec dirname '{}' \;)" | sort;)"
# | sed "s/^$MAILDIR\///" | sort
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Helper Functions
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
Notmuch_Tag_From_Full_Path ()
{
# TODO: update examples here to be full paths
# This take a path such as: /work/INBOX
# and converts it to a tag: work-INBOX or INBOX
#
# A nested maildir such as: /work/clients/bob
# is converted to a tag: work/clients/bob
#
# If the TRIM_ACCOUNT_PREFIX_IN_TAGS variable is set to true, then
# a nested maildir such as: /work/clients/bob
# is converted to a tag: clients/bob
#
# If SLASHES_TO_DASHES is true, infix slashes will be converted to
# dashes, e.g. "client/bob" becomes "client-bob"
case $TRIM_ACCOUNT_PREFIX_IN_TAGS in
true|TRUE|yes|YES|y|Y) local TRIMMER="$MAILDIR_ACCOUNT_ROOT" ;;
*) local TRIMMER="$NOTMUCH_ROOT" ;;
esac
case $SLASHES_TO_DASHES in
true|TRUE|yes|YES|y|Y) echo "${1#$TRIMMER/}" ;;
*) echo "${1#$TRIMMER/}" | sed "s+/+-+g" ;;
esac
}
Notmuch_Folder_From_Full_Path ()
{
# Takes argument:
#
# /home/username/mail/work/INBOX
#
# and uses notmuch root path to trim and return, for example:
#
# /work/INBOX
#
# which is the full form searchable from notmuch using a query such as:
#
# notmuch search folder:/work/INBOX
# XXX MASSIVE PAIN IN THE ASS.
# Took me forever to figure out that I needed to remove the trailing
# slash from the command below. Likely ES is running 0.17 version of
# notmuch, or even older *shudder*
echo "${1#$NOTMUCH_ROOT/}"
}
Maildir_Account_Folder_From_Full_Path ()
{
# Takes argument:
#
# /home/username/mail/work/INBOX
#
# and uses maildir account root path to trim and return, for example:
#
# /INBOX
#
# which is the full form searchable from notmuch using a query such as:
#
# notmuch search folder:/work/INBOX
echo "${1#$MAILDIR_ACCOUNT_ROOT}"
}
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# PRE Notmuch DB Sync Functions
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# executed prior to 'notmuch new'
Notmuch_State_To_Maildir__Move_To_Maildir ()
{
# Scenario:
#
# NOTMUCH STATE (per message):
# Number of Notmuch Tags > Number of Notmuch Folders
#
# MAILDIR STATE:
# No change from previous state.
#
# Tags have been added to a message in a virtual folder (in the notmuch db).
# The number of folders associated with a message has not been changed in
# the notmuch db. This indicates that we need to copy the message to a
# new maildir. After the next 'notmuch new' db update, the tags/folders
# should thus be at parity again.
local THIS_MAILDIR_FULL_PATH="$1"
local THIS_NOTMUCH_FOLDER="$(Notmuch_Folder_From_Full_Path $THIS_MAILDIR_FULL_PATH)"
local THIS_NOTMUCH_TAG="$(Notmuch_Tag_From_Full_Path $THIS_MAILDIR_FULL_PATH)"
local THESE_MESSAGE_IDS_TO_COPY="$(\
notmuch search --output=messages\
tag:"$THIS_NOTMUCH_TAG" \
NOT folder:"$THIS_NOTMUCH_FOLDER" \
NOT folder:"$TRASH" \
NOT tag:"$NEW_TAG")"
# We are running this function prior to the remove function below
# but there is still the edge case wherein the user has manually
# deleted a mail message in mutt (better to do all this with tags
# and virtual folders, but let's accommodate).
for THIS_MESSAGE_ID in $THESE_MESSAGE_IDS_TO_COPY; do
local THIS_MESSAGE_ALL_SOURCE_PATHS="$(notmuch search --output=files "$THIS_MESSAGE_ID")"
local FOUND=false
while read line; do
local THIS_MESSAGE_SOURCE_PATH="$line"
if [[ -e "$THIS_MESSAGE_SOURCE_PATH" ]]; then
FOUND=true
break
fi
done <<< "$THIS_MESSAGE_ALL_SOURCE_PATHS"
if $FOUND; then
if $RUNCMD "cp \"$THIS_MESSAGE_SOURCE_PATH\" \"$THIS_MAILDIR_FULL_PATH/cur\""; then
echo -n "Copied message with new tag to"
echo " $(Maildir_Account_Folder_From_Full_Path "$THIS_MAILDIR_FULL_PATH")"
else
echo -e "\nWARNING: Failed to copy mail file (unknown error):"
echo -e "SOURCE: \"$THIS_MESSAGE_SOURCE_PATH\"\nDESTINATION\"$THIS_MAILDIR_FULL_PATH/cur\"\n"
fi
else
echo -e "\nWARNING: Failed to copy mail file (no valid source paths!):"
echo "ID: $THIS_MESSAGE_ID"
echo "NOTMUCH FOLDER: $THIS_NOTMUCH_FOLDER"
echo -e "DESTINATION MAILDIR: $THIS_MAILDIR_FULL_PATH\n"
fi
done
}
Notmuch_State_To_Maildir__Remove_From_Maildir ()
{
# Scenario:
#
# NOTMUCH STATE (per message):
# Number of Notmuch Tags < Number of Notmuch Folders
#
# MAILDIR STATE:
# No change from previous state.
#
# Tags have been removed from a message in a virtual folder (and thus
# in the notmuch db). The number of folders associated with a message
# has of course not yet changed. We need to remove the messages from
# maildir folders from which it has been untagged.
local THIS_MAILDIR_FULL_PATH="$1"
local THIS_NOTMUCH_FOLDER="$(Notmuch_Folder_From_Full_Path $THIS_MAILDIR_FULL_PATH)"
local THIS_NOTMUCH_TAG="$(Notmuch_Tag_From_Full_Path $THIS_MAILDIR_FULL_PATH)"
local THESE_MESSAGE_IDS_TO_REMOVE="$(\
notmuch search --output=messages\
folder:"$THIS_NOTMUCH_FOLDER" \
NOT tag:"$THIS_NOTMUCH_TAG" \
NOT tag:"$NEW_TAG")"
for THIS_MESSAGE_ID in $THESE_MESSAGE_IDS_TO_REMOVE; do
local THIS_MESSAGE_PATH="$(notmuch search --output=files "$THIS_MESSAGE_ID" | \
grep -e "^$THIS_MAILDIR_FULL_PATH")"
if [[ -e "$THIS_MESSAGE_PATH" ]]; then
if $RUNCMD "rm \"$THIS_MESSAGE_PATH\""; then
echo -n "Removed untagged message from"
echo " $(Maildir_Account_Folder_From_Full_Path "$THIS_MAILDIR_FULL_PATH")"
else
echo -e "\nWARNING: Failed to remove mail file (unknown error):"
echo "ID:$THIS_MESSAGE_ID"
echo "FOLDER:$THIS_NOTMUCH_FOLDER"
echo -e "MESSAGE PATH:$THIS_MESSAGE_PATH\n"
fi
else
echo -e "\nWARNING: Unable to remove missing mail file:"
echo "ID:$THIS_MESSAGE_ID"
echo "FOLDER:$THIS_NOTMUCH_FOLDER"
echo -e "MESSAGE PATH:$THIS_MESSAGE_PATH\n"
fi
done
}
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# SYNC Notmuch DB Sync Functions
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
Notmuch_Update ()
{
$RUNCMD "notmuch new";
# FIXME pass TAG_SCRIPT as an argument
if [[ -e "$TAG_SCRIPT" ]]; then
$RUNCMD $TAG_SCRIPT
fi
}
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# POST Notmuch DB Sync Functions
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# executed after 'notmuch new' (otherwise the notmuch state looks the
# same as the states above)
Maildir_State_To_Notmuch__Add_Tags_To_Notmuch ()
{
# Scenario:
#
# NOTMUCH STATE (per message):
# Number of Notmuch Tags < Number of Notmuch Folders
#
# MAILDIR STATE:
# Message in a new folder (either via CLI/mutt copy, move or incoming sync)
#
# A message is in a "physical" maildir directory but does not have a
# corresponding notmuch tag. For example:
#
# ~/mail/INBOX/message123 should have a tag "INBOX"
#
# We process all mails in each maildir directory (mailbox) and add tags
# as required.
local THIS_MAILDIR_FULL_PATH="$1"
local THIS_NOTMUCH_FOLDER="$(Notmuch_Folder_From_Full_Path $THIS_MAILDIR_FULL_PATH)"
local THIS_NOTMUCH_TAG="$(Notmuch_Tag_From_Full_Path $THIS_MAILDIR_FULL_PATH)"
local THIS_NOTMUCH_QUERY="folder:\"$THIS_NOTMUCH_FOLDER\" NOT tag:\"$THIS_NOTMUCH_TAG\""
local THIS_COUNT="$(notmuch count $THIS_NOTMUCH_QUERY)"
$DRYRUN || notmuch tag +"$THIS_NOTMUCH_TAG" -- $THIS_NOTMUCH_QUERY
[[ $THIS_COUNT > 0 ]] && echo "Tagged $THIS_COUNT messages with \"$THIS_NOTMUCH_TAG\"" || true
}
Maildir_State_To_Notmuch__Remove_Tags_From_Notmuch ()
{
# Scenario:
#
# NOTMUCH STATE (per message):
# Number of Notmuch Tags > Number of Notmuch Folders
#
# MAILDIR STATE:
# Message removed from folder, either via rm, mutt delete, or offlineimap sync
#
# A message has been removed from a maildir directory. Notmuch is aware of
# this (this should only be checked/run after a 'notmuch new' update).
# However, we still have the "old" tag on the message.
#
# We skip the trash since we might want to restore those in future?
local THIS_MAILDIR_FULL_PATH="$1"
local THIS_NOTMUCH_FOLDER="$(Notmuch_Folder_From_Full_Path $THIS_MAILDIR_FULL_PATH)"
local THIS_NOTMUCH_TAG="$(Notmuch_Tag_From_Full_Path $THIS_MAILDIR_FULL_PATH)"
local THIS_NOTMUCH_QUERY="tag:\"$THIS_NOTMUCH_TAG\" \
NOT folder:\"$THIS_NOTMUCH_FOLDER\" \
NOT folder:\"$TRASH\""
local THIS_COUNT="$(notmuch count $THIS_NOTMUCH_QUERY)"
$DRYRUN || notmuch tag -"$THIS_NOTMUCH_TAG" -- $THIS_NOTMUCH_QUERY
[[ $THIS_COUNT > 0 ]] && echo "Untagged $THIS_COUNT messages, removed \"$THIS_NOTMUCH_TAG\"" || true
}
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# CLEANUP Functions
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
Notmuch_Cleanup ()
{
# anything in sent mail should have the unread flag removed
$RUNCMD "notmuch tag -\"$UNREAD_TAG\" -- folder:\"$SENT\""
# FIXME pass CLEANUP_SCRIPT as an argument
if [[ -e "$CLEANUP_SCRIPT" ]]; then
$RUNCMD $CLEANUP_SCRIPT
fi
# remove "$NEW_TAG" tags, optionally converting to "$UNREAD_TAG"
case $MAKE_NEW_UNREAD in
true|TRUE|yes|YES|y|Y)
$RUNCMD "notmuch tag -\"$NEW_TAG\" +\"$UNREAD_TAG\" -- tag:\"$NEW_TAG\"" ;;
*) $RUNCMD "notmuch tag -\"$NEW_TAG\" -- tag:\"$NEW_TAG\"" ;;
esac
}
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# MAIN
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
echo -e "\n----------------------------------------------------------------------"
echo "$(basename $0) ${SUBCMD}-sync hook ${DRYRUN_MSG:-}"
echo "----------------------------------------------------------------------"
echo "NOTMUCH ROOT: $NOTMUCH_ROOT"
echo "ACCOUNT ROOT: $MAILDIR_ACCOUNT_ROOT"
# Review the notmuch database state and sync up any changes first
# (e.g. any retagged messages that need refiling)
if [ "$SUBCMD" == "pre" ]; then
for MAILBOX_FULL_PATH in $MAILBOXES_FULL_PATHS; do
Notmuch_State_To_Maildir__Move_To_Maildir $MAILBOX_FULL_PATH
Notmuch_State_To_Maildir__Remove_From_Maildir $MAILBOX_FULL_PATH
done
fi
# Update the notmuch database to reflect the changes we just made,
# if any (so it can find the new messages)
if [ "$SUBCMD" == "post" ]; then
Notmuch_Update
for MAILBOX_FULL_PATH in $MAILBOXES_FULL_PATHS; do
Maildir_State_To_Notmuch__Add_Tags_To_Notmuch $MAILBOX_FULL_PATH
Maildir_State_To_Notmuch__Remove_Tags_From_Notmuch $MAILBOX_FULL_PATH
done
Notmuch_Cleanup
fi
echo -e "maildir-notmuch-sync complete ----------------------------------------\n"

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#!/usr/bin/env bash
used=$(free | grep Mem | awk '{print $3/$2 * 100.0}')
sparks=$(spark 0 $used 100)
echo "Mem: $(echo "($used+0.5)/1" | bc)% [${sparks:1:1}]"

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#!/usr/env/bin bash
xrandr --output HDMI1 --auto --right-of eDP1
xset mouse 2 0
$HOME/.scripts/fehbg.sh

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.scripts/networkname.sh
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
nname=$(nmcli connection show --active | grep wireless | awk '{print $1;}')
echo -en "%{A:connman-gtk:}%{F#7d8fa3}\uf1eb%{F-} "
if [[ $nname != "" ]]; then
echo -n "$nname"
else
echo -n "Not connected"
fi
echo "%{A}"

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#!/usr/bin/env bash
#run OfflineIMAP once, with quiet interface
imapactive=`ps -ef | grep offlineimap | grep -v grep | wc -l`
mailsync="/usr/bin/offlineimap -u quiet -q"
username=`whoami`
mailhost=`cat /home/$username/.offlineimaprc | grep remotehost | awk '{print $3}'`
online=`host $mailhost | grep "has address" | wc -l`
# kill offlineimap if active, in some rare cases it may hang
case $imapactive in
'1')
killall offlineimap && sleep 5
;;
esac
# if you can do a DNS lookup, sync your mail
case $online in
'1')
$mailsync
;;
esac
##count new mail for every maildir
#maildirnew="$HOME/mail/*/*/new/"
#new="$(find $maildirnew -type f | wc -l)"
##count old mail for every maildir
#maildirold="$HOME/mail/*/*/cur/"
#old="$(find $maildirold -type f | wc -l)"
#if [ $new -gt 0 ]
#then
#export DISPLAY=:0; export XAUTHORITY=~/.Xauthority;
#notify-send -a "OfflineIMAP" "New mail! New: $new Old: $old"
#fi

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#!/usr/bin/env bash
today="$(task list due:today | grep tasks | awk '{print $1;}')"
total="$(task list | grep tasks | awk '{print $1;}')"
echo "Tasks: $today/$total"

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@ -1,2 +0,0 @@
#!/usr/bin/env bash
echo -e "Vol: %{A:pavucontrol:}%{F#95b47b}\uf027%{F-} $(awk -F[][] '{ print $2 }' <(amixer sget Master) | tail -n 1)%{A}"

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#!/usr/bin/env bash
chds() {
echo -en "%{A:bspc desktop -f $1:}$2%{A} "
}
while read -r line; do
echo -n "%{A4:bspc desktop -f prev:}%{A5:bspc desktop -f next:}"
case $line in
W*)
IFS=':'
set -- ${line#?}
while [ $# -gt 0 ]; do
item="$1"
name="${item#?}"
case $item in
f*)
# free desktop
chds $name $name
;;
F*)
# focused free desktop
chds $name "%{F#f5f0f6}$name%{F-}"
;;
o*)
# occupied desktop
chds $name "[$name]"
;;
O*)
# focused occupied desktop
chds $name "%{F#f5f0f6}[$name]%{F-}"
;;
u*)
# urgent desktop
chds $name $name
;;
U*)
# focused urgent desktop
chds $name "%{F#f5f0f6}$name%{F-}"
;;
esac
shift
done
;;
esac
echo -n "%{A}%{A}"
echo
done < <(bspc subscribe report)

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# Bar
bar_font = GohuFont:size=12
bar_border_width = 0
bar_color = rgb:21/21/21
#clock_enabled = 0
#bar_action = admiral
bar_enabled = 0
region = screen[1]:1440x870+0+30
modkey = Mod4
# Programs
program[lock] = slock
program[term] = st
program[menu] = ~/.scripts/rofi.sh
program[window_menu] = ~/.scripts/rofi.sh window
program[rvol] = amixer -q sset Master 5%+ unmute
program[lvol] = amixer -q sset Master 5%- unmute
program[mute] = amixer -q sset Master toggle
program[disbrightinc] = xbacklight -time 1 -steps 1 -inc 10
program[disbrightdec] = xbacklight -time 1 -steps 1 -dec 10
program[keyblightinc] = kbdlight up 20
program[keyblightdec] = kbdlight down 20
program[scrot] = scrot
# Bindings
bind[] = MOD+Shift+Return
bind[window_menu] = MOD+W
bind[term] = MOD+Return
bind[rvol] = XF86AudioRaiseVolume
bind[lvol] = XF86AudioLowerVolume
bind[mute] = XF86AudioMute
bind[disbrightinc] = XF86MonBrightnessUp
bind[disbrightdec] = XF86MonBrightnessDown
bind[keyblightinc] = XF86KbdBrightnessUp
bind[keyblightdec] = XF86KbdBrightnessDown
bind[lock] = MOD+Shift+L
bind[scrot] = MOD+Shift+S
# Borders
border_width = 2
color_focus = rgb:7E/57/C2
color_focus_maximized = rgb:7E/57/C2
color_unfocus = rgb:12/13/15
color_unfocus_maximized = rgb:12/13/15
tile_gap = 20
region_padding = 20
# Quirk
quirk[Bar] = FLOAT + ANYWHERE + NOFOCUSCYCLE + MINIMALBORDER + IGNORESPAWNWS + NOFOCUSONMAP

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#!/bin/sh
export LANG=en_US.UTF-8
userresources=$HOME/.Xresources
usermodmap=$HOME/.Xmodmap
sysresources=/etc/X11/xinit/.Xresources
sysmodmap=/etc/X11/xinit/.Xmodmap
# merge in defaults and keymaps
if [ -f $sysresources ]; then
xrdb -merge $sysresources
fi
if [ -f $sysmodmap ]; then
xmodmap $sysmodmap
fi
if [ -f "$userresources" ]; then
xrdb -merge "$userresources"
fi
if [ -f "$usermodmap" ]; then
xmodmap "$usermodmap"
fi
# start some nice programs
if [ -d /etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc.d ] ; then
for f in /etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc.d/?*.sh ; do
[ -x "$f" ] && . "$f"
done
unset f
fi
[[ -f ~/.Xresources ]] && xrdb -merge -I$HOME ~/.Xresources
compton &
feh --bg-scale -z ~/Wallpapers
# MPD daemon start (if no other user instance exists)
[ ! -s ~/.config/mpd/pid ] && mpd
#~/.scripts/bar.sh
exec spectrwm

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@ -49,19 +49,21 @@ export EDITOR="nvim"
eval "$(hub alias -s)"
alias vi="nvim"
alias vim="nvim"
alias cl="clear && neofetch --ascii_distro Gentoo"
alias cl="clear && ufetch"
alias prm=". $HOME/.prm/prm.sh"
alias bar=". $HOME/.scripts/bar.sh"
alias pipes="clear; pipes.sh -r 4000; clear"
alias tor="cd $HOME/.apps/tor-browser_en-US; ./start-tor-browser.desktop; cd"
. $HOME/.asdf/asdf.sh
. $HOME/.asdf/completions/asdf.bash
alias reboot="sudo /sbin/reboot"
#. $HOME/.asdf/asdf.sh
#. $HOME/.asdf/completions/asdf.bash
export PATH="$HOME/.apps/Elm-Platform/0.18/.cabal-sandbox/bin":$PATH
export PATH="$HOME/.apps/icecat":$PATH
export PATH="$HOME/.apps":$PATH
export PATH="$HOME/.local/bin":$PATH
export PATH="$HOME/.cargo/bin":$PATH
export PATH="/usr/local/bin":$PATH
export JOBS="5"
@ -75,5 +77,12 @@ function countdown(){
notify-send "Timer's done!"
}
fortune -o | cowsay
# Colored output
alias grep='grep --color=auto'
alias diff='diff --color=auto'
alias ls='ls --color=auto'
alias make='colormake'
ufetch
echo "-------------------------\n"
fortune -o

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# Inspired by (copied from) github.com/kbrgl/dotfiles
# Shadow
shadow = true; # Enabled client-side shadows on windows.
no-dock-shadow = false; # Avoid drawing shadows on dock/panel windows.
no-dnd-shadow = false; # Don't draw shadows on DND windows.
clear-shadow = true; # Zero the part of the shadow's mask behind the window (experimental).
shadow-radius = 7; # The blur radius for shadows. (default 12)
shadow-offset-x = -12; # The left offset for shadows. (default -15)
shadow-offset-y = -7; # The top offset for shadows. (default -15)
shadow-opacity = 0.9; # The translucency for shadows. (default .75)
# shadow-red = 0.0; # Red color value of shadow. (0.0 - 1.0, defaults to 0)
# shadow-green = 0.0; # Green color value of shadow. (0.0 - 1.0, defaults to 0)
# shadow-blue = 0.0; # Blue color value of shadow. (0.0 - 1.0, defaults to 0)
# shadow-exclude = '!focused' ; # Exclude conditions for shadows.
shadow-exclude = "g:ei:Notify-osd";
shadow-ignore-shaped = true;
# Opacity
menu-opacity = 1.0; # The opacity for menus. (default 1.0)
inactive-opacity = 1.0; # Opacity of inactive windows. (0.1 - 1.0)
frame-opacity = 1.0; # Opacity of window titlebars and borders. (0.1 - 1.0)
inactive-opacity-override = true; # Inactive opacity set by 'inactive-opacity' overrides value of _NET_WM_OPACITY.
opacity-rule = [ "96:class_g = 'Emacs'", # 10% of transparency
"96:!focused && class_g = 'Conkeror'"] # as a bonus
# Fading
fading = true; # Fade windows during opacity changes.
fade-delta = 4; # The time between steps in a fade in milliseconds. (default 10).
# Other
inactive-dim = 0; # Dim inactive windows. (0.0 - 1.0, defaults to 0).
mark-wmwin-focused = false; # Try to detect WM windows and mark them as active.
mark-ovredir-focused = false;
detect-rounded-corners = false;
# Window type settings
wintypes:
{
tooltip = { fade = true; shadow = false; opacity = 0.75; };
};