#!/bin/bash

# Send the header so that i3bar knows we want to use JSON:
echo '{"version":1, "click_events":true}'

# Begin the endless array.
echo '['

# We send an empty first array of blocks to make the loop simpler:
echo '[],'

# Now send blocks with information forever:
conky -c $HOME/.i3/conkyrc 2>/dev/null &
pid=$!

trap "kill $pid; exit 0" INT TERM EXIT

while read line; do
  nb=$(echo $line|awk -F, '{gsub(/^./,"", $0);gsub(/[\{\}\"\[]/, "", $0);print $1";"$2}')
  # if button is needed - ${nb#*;}
  # left button -button:1, right - button:3
  case "${nb%%;*}" in
    name:keyboard) xfce4-keyboard-settings || mate-keyboard-properties & ;;
    name:disk) thunar --class="ThunarHome" || caja --class="ThunarHome" & ;;
    name:cpu) x-terminal-emulator -T "TerminalHtop" -e htop & ;;
    name:battery)
      case "${nb#*;}" in
        button:1) xfce4-power-manager -c ||  mate-power-preferences & ;;
        button:3) xfce4-power-information || mate-power-statistics & ;;
      esac;;
    name:wlan) $HOME/bin/wifi_connect.sh &>/dev/null &  ;;
    name:lan) ;;
    name:date) yad --calendar --title='Calendar selection' &>/dev/null & ;;
    name:time) ;;
    name:mail) xdg-open "https://gmail.com" &>/dev/null & ;;
    name:logout) $HOME/bin/logout.py &>/dev/null & ;;
    name:display) xfce4-display-settings || mate-display-properties  & ;;
    *) logger "conky-i3bar: ${nb%%;*}" ;;
  esac
done