powermenu-settings.bash.default

### Commands
# These are pretty self explanatory, they are the commands that are run when you
# select an option in the menu. They can be added in a session to have a different
# command for a certain environment if you'd like

lockcmd="loginctl lock-session"
sleepcmd="systemctl suspend"
hibernatecmd="systemctl hibernate"
rebootcmd="systemctl reboot"
poweroffcmd="systemctl poweroff"
no="exit"

### Sessions
# Most are untested so please submit a pull or bug report if one doesn't work
case $currentwm in
	bspwm )         exitcurrentwm="bspc quit" ;;
	dwm )           exitcurrentwm="pkill dwm && pkill xinit" ;;
	hyprland )      exitcurrentwm="hyprctl dispatch exit" ;;
	i3 )            exitcurrentwm="i3-msg exit" ;;
	openbox )       exitcurrentwm="openbox --exit" ;;
	qtile )         exitcurrentwm="qtile cmd-obj -o cmd -f shutdown" ;;
	sway )          exitcurrentwm="swaymsg exit" ;;
	
	"kill literally everything dude" ) exitcurrentwm="loginctl kill-session $XDG_SESSION_ID" ;;
esac

### Runner
# The runner is the program that will display the menu and let you select the command
# Setting the runner can let you use terminal-based solutions as well, like bemenu
# with the ncurses option
# Make sure you keep the if statement to let you set the runner in the command line
# arguments

if [ -z "$runner" ]; then
case "$XDG_SESSION_TYPE" in
	[Ww]"ayland" )	export runner="bemenu -i -c -l 7 -W.1 -p /" ;;
	[Xx]"11" )	export runner="dmenu -l 7 -c" ;;
esac
fi


# If neither currentwm or xdg current are set, it will try to set using xdg session

if [ -z "$currentwm" ] && [ -z "$XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP" ];then
	currentwm="$XDG_SESSION_DESKTOP"
else
	currentwm="$XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP"
fi