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30 lines
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#!/usr/bin/env nix-shell
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#!nix-shell -i bash -p sane-open-desktop -p xdg-utils
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# use:
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# rofi-run-command <handler>.desktop [cmd [args ...]]
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# if a non-empty desktop file is provided, we'll just launch that.
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# else, if the cmd is `xdg-open`, then we'll treat `args` as a URI and forward that to xdg-open.
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# nothing else is as-yet supported.
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desktop="$1"
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shift
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binary="$1"
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shift
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binArgs=("$@")
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if [ "$desktop" != .desktop ]; then
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# launching an app; the file browser position is no longer interesting: clear it so it opens in ~ next time.
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# better UX would be to manage this in the other branch:
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# - open in ~ by default, regardless of last directory
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# - after launching a *file*, when that file is closed, re-open rofi in that file's directory.
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# however, `xdg-open` and the `OpenFile` xdg-desktop-portal API don't give any obvious way to block for the app to close.
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rm -f ~/.cache/rofi/rofi3.filebrowsercache
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exec sane-open-desktop "$desktop"
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elif [ "$binary" = "xdg-open" ]; then
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exec xdg-open "$@"
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fi
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printf "no .desktop file, and unexpected binary; not invoking: %s %s" "$binary" "${binArgs[*]}" > /dev/null
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exit 1
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