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#!/usr/bin/env bash
if [[ $1 == -d ]]; then
current=$(xrandr --verbose | grep -m 1 -i brightness | awk -F' ' '{ print $2 }')
new=$(echo "$current - 0.1" | bc -l)
xrandr --output eDP-1 --brightness 0$new
elif [[ $1 == -u ]]; then
current=$(xrandr --verbose | grep -m 1 -i brightness | awk -F' ' '{ print $2 }')
new=$(echo "$current + 0.1" | bc -l)
xrandr --output eDP-1 --brightness 0$new
elif [[ $1 == -m ]]; then
xrandr --output eDP-1 --brightness 1
else
xrandr --output eDP-1 --brightness $1
fi

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# start dmenu (a program launcher)
bindsym $mod+d exec --no-startup-id rofi -show combi
bindsym XF86LaunchA exec --no-startup-id rofi -show combi
# There also is the (new) i3-dmenu-desktop which only displays applications
# shipping a .desktop file. It is a wrapper around dmenu, so you need that
# installed.
@ -197,3 +198,52 @@ for_window [class="^.*"] border pixel 3
assign [class="discord"] $ws3
exec --no-startup-id xrdb ~/.Xresources
## Volume control
# Path to volume control, without trailing slash
set $volumepath ~/.config/i3/i3-volume
# Command for the status line (used with -t, requires -u)
# ie: i3blocks, i3status
set $statuscmd i3status
# Signal used to update the status line (used with -u, requires -t)
# i3blocks uses SIGRTMIN+10 by default
# i3status uses SIGUSR1 by default
set $statussig SIGUSR1
# Amount to increase/decrease volume as a percentage (used with -i, -d)
set $volumestep 10
# alsa-utils settings when not using pulseaudio-utils
#
# To configure a default card, see https://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Asoundrc
#
# Card number to control. (used with -a and -c)
# If not specified, i3-volume will let `amixer` use a default.
# List cards: aplay -l
#set $alsacard 1
# Uncomment to use alsa-utils (append "-c $alsacard" without quotes to override default card)
#bindsym XF86AudioRaiseVolume exec $volumepath/volume -anp -i $volumestep -t $statuscmd -u $statussig
#bindsym XF86AudioLowerVolume exec $volumepath/volume -anp -d $volumestep -t $statuscmd -u $statussig
#bindsym XF86AudioMute exec $volumepath/volume -amn -t $statuscmd -u $statussig
# pulseaudio-utils settings when not using alsa-utils
#
# Symbolic name for sink (numeric index not supported) (used with -s $sinkname)
# Recommended: comment out this setting and omit the -s option to use default sink
# List sink names: pacmd list-sinks | awk -F "[<>]" '/^\s+name: <.*>/{print $2}'
#set $sinkname alsa_output.pci-0000_00_1b.0.analog-stereo
# Using pulseaudio-utils (append "-s $sinkname" without quotes to override default sink)
bindsym XF86AudioRaiseVolume exec $volumepath/volume -np -i $volumestep -t $statuscmd -u $statussig
bindsym XF86AudioLowerVolume exec $volumepath/volume -np -d $volumestep -t $statuscmd -u $statussig
bindsym XF86AudioMute exec $volumepath/volume -mn -t $statuscmd -u $statussig
# Sreen brightness controls
bindsym XF86MonBrightnessUp exec ~/.config/i3/bright.sh -u # increase screen brightness
bindsym XF86MonBrightnessDown exec ~/.config/i3/bright.sh -d # decrease screen brightness
bindsym XF86Search exec ~/.config/i3/bright.sh 1 # decrease screen brightness
bindsym XF86Explorer exec arandr

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i3-volume
=========
[![License: GPL v2](https://img.shields.io/badge/License-GPL%20v2-blue.svg)][license]
Volume control and volume notifications for [i3wm]
## Installation
#### Requirements
* [i3wm] - A better tiling and dynamic window manager
* [alsa-utils] (if not using [pulseaudio-utils]) - Advanced Linux Sound Architecture utils
* [pulseaudio-utils] (if not using [alsa-utils]) - Sound system for POSIX OSes
#### Optional
* A [libnotify] compatible notification daemon such as [notify-osd] or [dunst]
* `notify-send` (provided by [libnotify]) or `dunstify` (provided by [dunst])
#### ALSA mixer and PulseAudio
Volume control can be done through either [alsa-utils], [pulseaudio-utils], or both. The example configuration uses [pulseaudio-utils]. If you want to use [alsa-utils] instead, comment out the `bindsyms` under [pulseaudio-utils] and uncomment the `bindsyms` under [alsa-utils].
#### Notifications
Notifications are provided by [libnotify]. Any [libnotify] compatible notification daemon can be used for notifications. The most common are [notify-osd] and [dunst]. To disable notifications remove the `-n` option from the `bindsyms` in the example configuration below.
If you are using [dunst], you may optionally choose to use `dunstify` instead of `notify-send` by adding the `-y` option to the `bindsyms` in the example configuration below.
Expiration time of notifications can be changed using the `-e <time_in_milliseconds>` option. Default is 1500 ms.
### Guide
Clone this repository: `git clone https://github.com/hastinbe/i3-volume.git ~/i3-volume`
Edit the following example and append it to your ~/.config/i3/config:
```
## Volume control
# Path to volume control, without trailing slash
set $volumepath ~/i3-volume
# Command for the status line (used with -t, requires -u)
# ie: i3blocks, i3status
set $statuscmd i3status
# Signal used to update the status line (used with -u, requires -t)
# i3blocks uses SIGRTMIN+10 by default
# i3status uses SIGUSR1 by default
set $statussig SIGUSR1
# Amount to increase/decrease volume as a percentage (used with -i, -d)
set $volumestep 5
# alsa-utils settings when not using pulseaudio-utils
#
# To configure a default card, see https://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Asoundrc
#
# Card number to control. (used with -a and -c)
# If not specified, i3-volume will let `amixer` use a default.
# List cards: aplay -l
#set $alsacard 1
# Uncomment to use alsa-utils (append "-c $alsacard" without quotes to override default card)
#bindsym XF86AudioRaiseVolume exec $volumepath/volume -anp -i $volumestep -t $statuscmd -u $statussig
#bindsym XF86AudioLowerVolume exec $volumepath/volume -anp -d $volumestep -t $statuscmd -u $statussig
#bindsym XF86AudioMute exec $volumepath/volume -amn -t $statuscmd -u $statussig
# pulseaudio-utils settings when not using alsa-utils
#
# Symbolic name for sink (numeric index not supported) (used with -s $sinkname)
# Recommended: comment out this setting and omit the -s option to use default sink
# List sink names: pacmd list-sinks | awk -F "[<>]" '/^\s+name: <.*>/{print $2}'
#set $sinkname alsa_output.pci-0000_00_1b.0.analog-stereo
# Using pulseaudio-utils (append "-s $sinkname" without quotes to override default sink)
bindsym XF86AudioRaiseVolume exec $volumepath/volume -np -i $volumestep -t $statuscmd -u $statussig
bindsym XF86AudioLowerVolume exec $volumepath/volume -np -d $volumestep -t $statuscmd -u $statussig
bindsym XF86AudioMute exec $volumepath/volume -mn -t $statuscmd -u $statussig
```
Reload i3 configuration by pressing `mod+Shift+r`
## Usage
Use your keyboard volume keys to increase, decrease, or mute your volume. If you have a volume indicator in your status line it will be updated to reflect the volume change (requires `-t $statuscmd` and `-u $statussig` to be set). When notifications are enabled (`-n` flag) a popup will display the volume level.
Example of notifications using [notify-osd]:
![Volume Notifications](https://github.com/hastinbe/i3-volume/blob/master/volume-notifications.png)
## Common Issues
* [alsa-utils] won't unmute if `pulseaudio` is running. You must disable pulseaudio's auto respawn and terminate the `pulseaudio` process. Or use [pulseaudio-utils] for unmuting.
* [dunst] isn't displaying icons in notifications. `icon_position` needs to be set to either `left` or `right` (default is `off`) in your `~/.config/dunst/dunstrc`.
* [dunst] icons are too small. Change `icon_path` in your `~/.config/dunst/dunstrc` to a path containing larger icons, such as `/usr/share/icons/gnome/32x32/status/:/usr/share/icons/gnome/32x32/devices/`. Alternatively try increasing `max_icon_size`
`Note` only one notification daemon can be running at the same time. [dunst] can't be running for notifications to go through [notify-osd] and vice-versa.
## License
`i3-volume` is released under [GNU General Public License v2][license]
Copyright (C) 1989, 1991 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
[alsa-utils]: https://alsa.opensrc.org/Alsa-utils
[dunst]: https://dunst-project.org
[i3wm]: https://i3wm.org
[libnotify]: https://developer.gnome.org/libnotify
[license]: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.en.html
[notify-osd]: https://launchpad.net/notify-osd
[pulseaudio-utils]: https://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/PulseAudio/

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#!/bin/bash
#
# i3-volume
#
# Volume control and volume notifications for i3wm.
#
# Requires:
# alsa-utils or pulseaudio-utils
# awk (POSIX compatible)
#
# Optional:
# A libnotify compatible notification daemon such as notify-osd or dunst
# notify-send (libnotify) or dunstify (dunst)
#
# Copyright (c) 2016 Beau Hastings. All rights reserved.
# License: GNU General Public License v2
#
# Author: Beau Hastings <beausy@gmail.com>
# URL: https://github.com/hastinbe/i3-volume
# Get default sink name
get_default_sink_name() {
pacmd stat | awk -F": " '/^Default sink name: /{print $2}'
}
# Get the volume as a percentage.
get_volume() {
if $opt_use_amixer; then
get_volume_amixer $card
else
get_volume_pulseaudio $sink
fi
}
# Get the volume as a percentage.
#
# Arguments
# Sink name (string) Symbolic name of sink.
get_volume_pulseaudio() {
local sink="$1"
pacmd list-sinks |
awk -W posix '/^[ \t]+name: /{insink = $2 == "<'$sink'>"}
/^[ \t]+volume: / && insink {gsub("%", ""); print $5; exit}'
}
# Get the volume as a percentage.
#
# Arguments
# Card (integer) Card number to control.
get_volume_amixer() {
local card="$1"
local volume
if [ -n "$card" ]; then
volume=$(amixer -c "$card" -- sget Master)
else
volume=$(amixer sget Master)
fi
echo $volume | awk -W posix -F'[][]' '/dB/ { gsub("%", ""); print $2 }'
}
# Increase volume relative to current volume.
#
# Arguments:
# Step (integer) Percentage to increase by.
raise_volume() {
if $opt_use_amixer; then
raise_volume_amixer "$card" "$1"
else
raise_volume_pulseaudio "$sink" "$1"
fi
}
# Increase volume relative to current volume using pulseaudio.
#
# Arguments:
# Sink name (string) Symbolic name of sink.
# Step (integer) Percentage to increase by.
raise_volume_pulseaudio() {
local sink="$1"
local step="${2:-5}"
set_volume_pulseaudio "$sink" "+${step}%"
}
# Increase volume relative to current volume using amixer.
#
# Arguments:
# Card (integer) Card number to control.
# Step (integer) Percentage to increase by.
raise_volume_amixer() {
local card="$1"
local step="${2:-5}"
set_volume_amixer "$card" "${step}%+"
}
# Decrease volume relative to current volume.
#
# Arguments:
# Step (integer) Percentage to decrease by.
lower_volume() {
if $opt_use_amixer; then
lower_volume_amixer "$card" "$1"
else
lower_volume_pulseaudio "$sink" "$1"
fi
}
# Decrease volume relative to current volume using pulseaudio.
#
# Arguments:
# Sink name (string) Symbolic name of sink.
# Step (integer) Percentage to decrease by.
lower_volume_pulseaudio() {
local sink="$1"
local step="${2:-5}"
set_volume_pulseaudio "$sink" "-${step}%"
}
# Decrease volume relative to current volume using amixer.
#
# Arguments:
# Card (integer) Card number to control.
# Step (integer) Percentage to decrease by.
lower_volume_amixer() {
local card="$1"
local step="${2:-5}"
set_volume_amixer "$card" "${step}%-"
}
# Set volume.
#
# Arguments:
# Step (integer) Percentage to decrease by.
set_volume() {
if $opt_use_amixer; then
set_volume_amixer "$card" "$1"
else
set_volume_pulseaudio "$sink" "$1"
fi
}
# Set volume using pulseaudio.
#
# Arguments:
# Sink name (string) Symbolic name of sink.
# Volume (integer|linear factor|percentage|decibel)
set_volume_pulseaudio() {
local sink="$1"
local vol="$2"
pactl set-sink-volume "$sink" "$vol" || pactl set-sink-volume "$sink" -- "$vol"
}
# Set volume using amixer.
#
# Arguments:
# Card (integer) Card number to control.
# Volume (integer|linear factor|percentage|decibel)
set_volume_amixer() {
local card="$1"
local vol="$2"
if [ -n "$card" ]; then
amixer -q -c "$card" -- set Master "$vol"
else
amixer -q set Master "$vol"
fi
}
# Toggle mute.
toggle_mute() {
if $opt_use_amixer; then
toggle_mute_amixer "$card"
else
toggle_mute_pulseaudio "$sink"
fi
}
# Toggle mute using pulseaudio.
#
# Arguments:
# Sink name (string) Symbolic name of sink.
toggle_mute_pulseaudio() {
local sink="$1"
pactl set-sink-mute "$sink" toggle
}
# Toggle mute using amixer.
#
# Arguments:
# Card (integer) Card number to control.
toggle_mute_amixer() {
local card="$1"
if [ -n "$card" ]; then
amixer -q -c "$card" -- set Master toggle
else
amixer -q set Master toggle
fi
}
# Check if muted.
is_muted() {
if $opt_use_amixer; then
return $(is_muted_amixer "$card")
else
return $(is_muted_pulseaudio "$sink")
fi
}
# Check if sink is muted.
#
# Arguments:
# Sink name (string) Symbolic name of sink.
#
# Returns:
# 0 when true, 1 when false.
is_muted_pulseaudio() {
local sink="$1"
muted=$(pacmd list-sinks |
awk -W posix '/^[ \t]+name: /{insink = $2 == "<'$sink'>"}
/^[ \t]+muted: / && insink {print $2; exit}')
[ "$muted" = "yes" ]
}
# Check if card is muted.
#
# Arguments:
# Card (integer) Card number to control.
#
# Returns:
# 0 when true, 1 when false.
is_muted_amixer() {
local card="$1"
local output
if [ -n "$card" ]; then
output=$(amixer -c "$card" -- sget Master)
else
output=$(amixer sget Master)
fi
status=$(echo $output | awk -W posix -F'[][]' '/dB/ { print $6 }')
[ "$status" = "off" ]
}
# Gets an icon for the provided volume.
#
# Arguments:
# Volume (integer) An integer indicating the volume.
#
# Returns:
# The volume icon name.
get_volume_icon() {
local vol="$1"
local icon
if [ "$vol" -ge 70 ]; then icon="audio-volume-high"
elif [ "$vol" -ge 40 ]; then icon="audio-volume-medium"
elif [ "$vol" -gt 0 ]; then icon="audio-volume-low"
else icon="audio-volume-low"
fi
echo "${icon}"
}
# Display a notification indicating the volume is muted.
notify_muted() {
if $opt_use_dunstify; then
dunstify -i audio-volume-muted -t $expires -h int:value:0 -h string:synchronous:volume "Volume muted" -r 1000
else
notify-send -i audio-volume-muted -t $expires -h int:value:0 -h string:synchronous:volume "Volume muted"
fi
}
# Display a notification indicating the current volume.
notify_volume() {
local vol=$(get_volume)
local icon=$(get_volume_icon "$vol")
local text="Volume ${vol}%"
if $opt_show_volume_progress; then
local progress=$(get_progress_bar "$vol")
text="$text $progress"
fi
if $opt_use_dunstify; then
dunstify -i "$icon" -t $expires -h int:value:"$vol" -h string:synchronous:volume "$text" -r 1000
else
notify-send -i "$icon" -t $expires -h int:value:"$vol" -h string:synchronous:volume "$text"
fi
}
# Updates the status line.
#
# Arguments:
# signal (string) The signal used to update the status line.
# proc (string) The name of the status line process.
update_statusline() {
local signal="$1"
local proc="$2"
pkill "-$signal" "$proc"
}
# Generates a progress bar for the provided value.
#
# Arguments:
# Percentage (integer) Percentage of progress.
# Maximum (integer) Maximum percentage. (default: 100)
# Divisor (integer) For calculating the ratio of blocks to progress (default: 5)
#
# Returns:
# The progress bar.
get_progress_bar() {
local percent="$1"
local max_percent=${2:-100}
local divisor=${3:-5}
local progress=$((($percent > $max_percent ? $max_percent : $percent) / $divisor))
printf '█%.0s' $(eval echo "{1..$progress}")
}
# Display program usage.
usage() {
echo "Usage: $0 [options]
Control volume and related notifications.
Options:
-a use alsa-utils instead of pulseaudio-utils for volume control
-c <card> card number to control (amixer only)
-d <amount> decrease volume
-e <expires> expiration time of notifications, in milliseconds
-i <amount> increase volume
-m toggle mute
-n show notifications
-p show text volume progress bar
-s <sink_name> symbolic name of sink (pulseaudio only)
-t <process_name> name of status line process. must be used with -u
-u <signal> update status line using signal. must be used with -t
-v <value> set volume
-y use dunstify instead of notify-send
-h display this help and exit
" 1>&2
exit 1
}
###########################################################
opt_decrease_volume=false
opt_increase_volume=false
opt_mute_volume=false
opt_notification=false
opt_set_volume=false
opt_show_volume_progress=false
opt_use_amixer=false
opt_use_dunstify=false
card=""
signal=""
sink=""
statusline=""
volume=5
expires="1500"
while getopts ":ac:d:e:hi:mnps:t:u:v:y" o; do
case "$o" in
a)
opt_use_amixer=true
;;
c)
card="${OPTARG}"
;;
d)
opt_decrease_volume=true
volume="${OPTARG}"
;;
e)
expires="${OPTARG}"
;;
i)
opt_increase_volume=true
volume="${OPTARG}"
;;
m)
opt_mute_volume=true
;;
n)
opt_notification=true
;;
p)
opt_show_volume_progress=true
;;
s)
sink="${OPTARG}"
;;
t)
statusline="${OPTARG}"
;;
u)
signal="${OPTARG}"
;;
v)
opt_set_volume=true
volume="${OPTARG}"
;;
y)
opt_use_dunstify=true
;;
h | *)
usage
;;
esac
done
shift $((OPTIND-1)) # Shift off options and optional --
if ! $opt_use_amixer; then
if [ -z $sink ]; then
sink="$(get_default_sink_name)"
fi
fi
if ${opt_increase_volume}; then
raise_volume $volume
fi
if ${opt_decrease_volume}; then
lower_volume $volume
fi
if ${opt_set_volume}; then
set_volume $volume
fi
if ${opt_mute_volume}; then
toggle_mute $sink
fi
# The options below this line must be last
if ${opt_notification}; then
if is_muted; then
notify_muted
else
notify_volume
fi
fi
if [ -n "${signal}" ]; then
if [ -z "${statusline}" ]; then
usage
fi
update_statusline "${signal}" "${statusline}"
else
if [ -n "${statusline}" ]; then
usage
fi
fi

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