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Scripts Folder

This folder contains a collection of useful shell scripts that automate certain tasks on my system fedora silverblue. Below are the descriptions of the scripts included and how to use them.

Scripts

1. grabsong.sh

Note: This script is available as a GNOME shell extension. Please see the Grab Song for more details.

  • This script extracts the currently playing song's Spotify URL and automatically downloads it using spotdl.

How to Use:

  • Ensure that you have spotdl installed on your system.
  • The script grabs the Spotify URL of the currently playing song through the dbus-send command.
  • It will then download the song into your ~/Music folder (or another folder you specify in the script).

2. set_random_wall.sh

This script changes the wallpaper to a random image from a predefined set of images in a folder.

How to Use:

  • This script assumes you have a folder of images you'd like to use as wallpapers. You can specify the folder in the script.
  • It randomly selects an image from the folder and sets it as the desktop wallpaper.

3. warp_manager.sh

This script manages the warp-svc service for Cloudflare WARP, allowing you to start, stop, and check the WARP status.

How to Use:

  • The script uses systemctl to manage the warp-svc service and curl to check if WARP is active or inactive by querying https://www.cloudflare.com/cdn-cgi/trace/.
  • It supports synonyms for commands (start, enable, on for starting and stop, disable, off for stopping).

4. alacritty_opacity.sh

This script allows you to set the opacity or transparency of alacritty terminal window.

How to Use:

  • The script modifies the ~/.config/alacritty/alacritty.toml to alter the opacity of the terminal window.
  • It updates the opacity by 0.01 depending on i for increasing, d for decreasing, full for setting opacity to 1 and reset to revert back to 0.9.

Usage for Scripts:

  1. Make the script executable:

    chmod +x scriptname.sh

  2. Run the script:

    ./scriptname.sh

  3. Set an alias (Optional):

    nano ~/.bashrc  # For Bash
# Or
nano ~/.zshrc   # For Zsh

# Then add following to the file

alias scripalias="bash /path/to/scripts/scriptname.sh"