#!/bin/sh
# console-click: written by Wren Linux parts/console-tmux.sh
# What a click or scroll on the tmux bar does (data/tmux.conf calls it), like the
# same click on sway's bar (bin/sway-status):  console-click PART BUTTON CLIENT
# PART is the name of the bar item (menu, wifi, vol, bright, bat, timer, date, whonix);
# BUTTON is 1 (click), 4 (wheel up) or 5 (wheel down).
part=$1 button=$2 client=$3
pop() { # WIDTH HEIGHT COMMAND...
    w=$1 h=$2
    shift 2
    tmux display-popup -c "$client" -E -w "$w" -h "$h" "$@"
}
case "$part:$button" in
    menu:1) pop 72% 85% "$HOME/.local/bin/wren-menu --tui" ;;
    wifi:1)
        if [ -x "$HOME/.local/bin/nmtui" ]; then pop 60% 70% "$HOME/.local/bin/nmtui"; else pop 60% 70% nmtui; fi ;;
    vol:1) "$HOME/.local/bin/volume" mute ;;
    vol:4) "$HOME/.local/bin/volume" up ;;
    vol:5) "$HOME/.local/bin/volume" down ;;
    bright:4) "$HOME/.local/bin/brightness" up ;;
    bright:5) "$HOME/.local/bin/brightness" down ;;
    date:1 | timer:1) pop 60% 60% "$HOME/.local/bin/timer" ;;
    whonix:1) pop 72% 85% "$HOME/.local/bin/whonix update; echo; printf 'Press Enter to close. '; read -r _" ;;
    bat:1) tmux display-message -c "$client" "$("$HOME/.local/bin/sway-status" --battery)" ;;
esac
tmux refresh-client -S -t "$client" 2>/dev/null || true