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4 | 5 | # 6 | ![image](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/e50f7d43-dca9-4ef0-8253-1b8498911175) 7 | 8 | **pickleBerry** is a TUI based file-manager which specifically built for keyboard driven usecase. 9 | It is completly shell based and so is very light weight and still can perform all basic file operations. 10 | It is still required to know basic bash/zsh commands for usage (eg: touch, mkdir, etc). 11 | **pickleBerry** uses dynamic keybindings so to improve usage speed and for a genral better user experience, for example the keybinding `t` can mean diffrent 12 | things under diffrent senarios. 13 | 14 | # Dependencies 15 | - bash 16 | - fzf 17 | - tput (ncurses) 18 | 19 | # Installation 20 | 21 | ### 1] Get the latest Release from the [releases page](https://github.com/ekahPruthvi/pickle_berry/releases) 22 | ![image](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/69baa6a9-ab70-4871-b715-485d26c99f39) 23 | 24 | ### 2] Download the `pickleBerry_vX.X.X.tar.gz file and extract it 25 | ![image](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/7a80db2e-aa3e-4610-a2a4-8de69d71a70d) 26 | 27 | ### 3] Install pickleBerry 28 | run in terminal from inside the folder 29 | ```bash 30 | sudo ./install.sh 31 | ``` 32 | 33 | ### 4] Launch pickleBerry 34 | In terminal 35 | ```bash 36 | pbfm 37 | ``` 38 | 39 | # Uninstallation 40 | ```bash 41 | curl -Ss https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ekahPruthvi/pickle_berry/refs/heads/main/scripts/uninstall.sh | sudo bash 42 | ``` 43 | # Usage 44 | 45 | | Keybinding | Action | 46 | |------------|--------| 47 | |`!`| Show the keybindings cheatsheet| 48 | |`a`| Refresh Display| 49 | |`h`| Toggle Hidden FIles| 50 | |`/`| Traverse through directories| 51 | |`<`| Go back in path| 52 | |`[`| Quick actions| 53 | |`m`| Move files/folders| 54 | |`c`| Copy files/folders| 55 | |`r`| Rename file/folder| 56 | |`x`| Delete file/folder| 57 | |`t`| Run Terminal commands| 58 | |`o`| Open file/folder| 59 | |`.`| Select files/folders to drag and drop elsewhere| 60 | |`q`| Quit pickleBerry| 61 | 62 | - FileNames contaning spaces might not always work, rename them and use 63 | - If folder in the same directory avoid giving "/" infront of it, `/directory` --> ❌ 64 | - Use tab in selection menu to select multiple 65 | 66 | # Features to add 67 | ### todo in the future 68 | - [ ] Mount and unmount external drives support 69 | - [ ] Tarball support 70 | - [ ] quickLinks - shortcut support 71 | 72 | 73 | 74 | 75 | 76 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /assets/pbfm.mp4: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ekahPruthvi/pickle_berry/d60da71425c005668f1e85bba6225ef63f988141/assets/pbfm.mp4 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /pbfm: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #!/bin/bash 2 | # ekahPruthvi (SCU) 3 | 4 | #----------------version----------------------# 5 | 6 | if [ "$1" = "-v" ]; then 7 | echo "pickleBerry v2.8.0" 8 | exit 9 | fi 10 | 11 | #-----------------init------------------------# 12 | cd ~/ 13 | 14 | flag=1 15 | win_size=$( tput lines ) 16 | max_rows=0 17 | current_dir="$(dirname "$(readlink -f "$0")")" 18 | 19 | tput civis 20 | printf '\033[2J\033[3J\033[1;1H' 21 | printf "$color" 22 | 23 | #-----------------variables-------------# 24 | 25 | fournotfour=( "A folder full of possibilities." 26 | "As vacant as a promise never made." 27 | "A sanctuary untouched by data." 28 | "Population: zero." 29 | "404: Contents not found —" 30 | "chmod 000 on existence." 31 | "Zero bytes, infinite potential." 32 | "A clean slate in digital form." 33 | ) 34 | 35 | #-----------------backend---------------# 36 | clear_win() { 37 | printf '\033[2J\033[3J\033[1;1H' 38 | } 39 | 40 | fnf() { 41 | local hide="$1" 42 | if [ "$hide" = 1 ]; then 43 | folders=$(find . -maxdepth 1 -type d -not -path '*/.*' -printf '%f\n' ) 44 | files=$(find . -maxdepth 1 -type f -not -name '.*' -printf '%f\n' ) 45 | find . -maxdepth 1 -type d -not -name '.*' -printf '%f\n' > /tmp/pbfiles.dat 46 | find . -maxdepth 1 -type f -not -name '.*' -printf '%f\n' >> /tmp/pbfiles.dat 47 | else 48 | folders=$(ls -Ap | grep / | grep "^.") 49 | files=$(ls -Ap | grep -v / | grep "^.") 50 | ls -Ap | grep / | grep "^." > /tmp/pbfiles.dat 51 | ls -Ap | grep -v / | grep "^." >> /tmp/pbfiles.dat 52 | fi 53 | } 54 | 55 | fnfind() { 56 | local fol="$1" 57 | if [ "$flag" = 1 ] && [ "$fol" = 1 ]; then 58 | echo $(find . -maxdepth 1 -type d -not -path '*/.*' -printf '%f\n'| fzf --layout=reverse --border=bold --border=rounded --margin=10%) 59 | elif [ "$flag" = 1 ] && [ "$fol" = 0 ]; then 60 | echo $(find . -maxdepth 1 -not -path '*/.*' -printf '%f\n'| fzf --layout=reverse --border=bold --border=rounded --margin=10%) 61 | elif [ "$flag" = 0 ] && [ "$fol" = 1 ]; then 62 | echo $(ls -Ap | grep / | grep "^." | fzf --layout=reverse --border=bold --border=rounded --margin=10%) 63 | elif [ "$flag" = 0 ] && [ "$fol" = 0 ]; then 64 | echo $(ls -a| fzf --layout=reverse --border=bold --border=rounded --margin=10%) 65 | else 66 | echo 0 67 | fi 68 | } 69 | 70 | make_window() { 71 | tput cup 0 0 72 | local COL=$( tput cols ) 73 | local ROW=$( tput lines ) 74 | #printf "$COL" 75 | printf "┌" 76 | for (( i=1 ; i<( $COL - 1 ) ; i++ )); do 77 | printf "─" 78 | done 79 | printf "┐\n" 80 | for (( i=1 ; i<( $ROW - 2 ); i++ )); do 81 | printf "│" 82 | tput cup $i $COL 83 | printf "│\n" 84 | done 85 | printf "└" 86 | for (( i=1 ; i<( $COL - 1 ) ; i++ )); do 87 | printf "─" 88 | done 89 | printf "┘" 90 | tput cup 0 $(( $COL - 16 )) 91 | printf " pickleBerry " 92 | tput cup 1 1 93 | } 94 | 95 | #taken from basil 96 | Fillaform(){ 97 | local ROW=$(tput lines) 98 | local lineno="$#" 99 | local max=50 100 | for i in "$@" 101 | do 102 | local temp="$i" 103 | local wc=${#temp} 104 | if [ "$wc" -gt "$max" ] 105 | then 106 | max="$wc" 107 | fi 108 | done 109 | max=$(($max+5)) 110 | local fwidth=$(tput cols) 111 | local fpadding=$(( (fwidth - ${max}) / 2 )) 112 | local fendpad=$((( (fwidth - ${max}) / 2 )-1)) 113 | local cont=0 114 | echo "" 115 | echo "" 116 | tput cup $(( (ROW / 2) - 7 )) 117 | local nline=$(( (ROW / 2) - 7 )) 118 | for i in "$@" 119 | do 120 | local finstartpadd=2 121 | local finendpadd=2 122 | temp="$i" 123 | local end="║" 124 | if [ "$cont" -eq 0 ] 125 | then 126 | end="╗" 127 | 128 | fi 129 | cont=$(($cont+1)) 130 | wc=${#temp} 131 | finendpadd=$(( ($max-$wc)-5 )) 132 | tput cup $nline $fpadding 133 | printf " %${finstartpadd}s\033[7m %s%${finendpadd}s\033[0m" "" "$temp" 134 | echo "$end" 135 | ((nline++)) 136 | local fline="╚" 137 | if [ "$cont" -eq "$lineno" ] 138 | then 139 | tput cup $nline $(( $fpadding + 2)) 140 | for f in $(seq 1 "$((max - 2 ))" ) 141 | do 142 | if [ "$f" -eq "$(( max - 2 ))" ] 143 | then 144 | fline="╝" 145 | fi 146 | printf "$fline" 147 | fline="═" 148 | done 149 | fi 150 | done 151 | } 152 | 153 | file_icon_exp(){ 154 | local w=0 155 | local wc=$start_wc 156 | while [ $w -lt $files_in_line ] && [ $wc -lt $num ]; do 157 | printf " $1\t" 158 | ((w++)) 159 | ((wc++)) 160 | done 161 | echo 162 | } 163 | 164 | file_icon(){ 165 | for word in "${file_array[@]}"; do 166 | printf " $1\t" 167 | done 168 | echo 169 | } 170 | 171 | 172 | show(){ 173 | echo 174 | if [ "$1" = 1 ]; then 175 | readarray -t file_array <<<"$folders" 176 | else 177 | readarray -t file_array <<<"$files" 178 | fi 179 | 180 | local num=${#file_array[@]} 181 | local width=$(tput cols) 182 | local win_width=$(( width - 2 )) 183 | local max_lines=$(( (num / (win_width / 15)) + 1 )) 184 | local cur_num=$num 185 | local files_in_line=$(( (win_width / 15) - 1 )) 186 | max_rows=$(( $max_rows + $max_lines )) 187 | 188 | #printf "$win_width\n$max_lines\n$num\n" #testing 189 | if [ "$1" = 1 ]; then 190 | echo " [$PWD]" 191 | echo 192 | if [[ $(( win_width / 15 )) -gt "$num" ]]; then 193 | file_icon "╔▒▀▀▀▒▒▒" 194 | file_icon "║███████" 195 | file_icon "║███████" 196 | file_icon "╚══════╝" 197 | printf " " 198 | for word in "${file_array[@]}"; do 199 | printf "%-15.15s " "/$word" 200 | done 201 | else 202 | start_wc=0 203 | local w=0 204 | local wc=0 205 | for (( i=1 ; i<=$max_lines ; i++ )); do 206 | file_icon_exp "╔▒▀▀▀▒▒▒" 207 | file_icon_exp "║███████" 208 | file_icon_exp "║███████" 209 | file_icon_exp "╚══════╝" 210 | w=0 211 | wc=$start_wc 212 | printf " " 213 | while [ $w -lt $files_in_line ] && [ $wc -lt $num ]; do 214 | printf "%-15.15s " "/${file_array[$wc]}" 215 | ((w++)) 216 | ((wc++)) 217 | done 218 | #echo "$w $files_in_line $wc $num" #testing 219 | start_wc=$wc 220 | echo 221 | echo 222 | done 223 | fi 224 | else 225 | if [[ $(( win_width / 15 )) -gt "$num" ]]; then 226 | file_icon "╔█▀▀▀▀▀▄" 227 | file_icon "║█ █" 228 | file_icon "║█#####█" 229 | file_icon "║█▄▄▄▄▄█" 230 | file_icon "╚══════╝" 231 | printf " " 232 | local counter=0 233 | for word in "${file_array[@]}"; do 234 | printf "%-15.15s " "$counter]$word" 235 | ((counter++)) 236 | done 237 | else 238 | start_wc=0 239 | local w=0 240 | local wc=0 241 | for (( i=1 ; i<=$max_lines ; i++ )); do 242 | file_icon_exp "╔█▀▀▀▀▀▄" 243 | file_icon_exp "║█ █" 244 | file_icon_exp "║█#####█" 245 | file_icon_exp "║█▄▄▄▄▄█" 246 | file_icon_exp "╚══════╝" 247 | w=0 248 | wc=$start_wc 249 | printf " " 250 | while [ $w -lt $files_in_line ] && [ $wc -lt $num ]; do 251 | printf "%-15.15s " "$wc]${file_array[$wc]}" 252 | ((w++)) 253 | ((wc++)) 254 | done 255 | start_wc=$wc 256 | echo 257 | echo 258 | done 259 | fi 260 | fi 261 | } 262 | 263 | 264 | display_seq(){ 265 | clear_win 266 | fnf "$flag" 267 | if [ -s "/tmp/pbfiles.dat" ]; then 268 | show 1 269 | echo 270 | echo 271 | show 0 272 | if [[ $(( $max_rows * 8 )) -lt "$win_size" ]]; then 273 | make_window 274 | fi 275 | else 276 | ll=$(tput lines) 277 | col=$(tput cols) 278 | ind=$((RANDOM % 8)) 279 | echo 280 | echo " [$PWD]" 281 | tput cup $(( ( $ll / 2 ) - 2 )) $(( ( $col / 2 ) - 20 )) 282 | echo "░▀▀▀░░░" 283 | tput cup $(( ( $ll / 2 ) - 1 )) $(( ( $col / 2 ) - 20 )) 284 | echo "▒▒▒▒▒▒▒ ${fournotfour[$ind]}" 285 | tput cup $(( $ll / 2 )) $(( ( $col / 2 ) - 20 )) 286 | echo "▒▒▒▒▒▒▒" 287 | if [[ $(( $max_rows * 8 )) -lt "$win_size" ]]; then 288 | make_window 289 | fi 290 | fi 291 | if [[ "$PWD" = ~/.local/share/Trash/files ]] && [ -s /tmp/pbfiles.dat ]; then 292 | tput cup $(( $ll - 2 )) 3 293 | printf " -t TO EMPTY TRASH " 294 | fi 295 | } 296 | 297 | moveanim(){ 298 | local ROW=$(tput lines) 299 | clear_win 300 | local ctext="╔▒▀▀▀▒▒▒ ╔▒▀▀▀▒▒▒" 301 | local cwidth=$(tput cols) 302 | local cpadding=$(( (cwidth - ${#ctext}) / 2 )) 303 | for ((i=0;i<1;i++)) do 304 | clear 305 | tput cup $(( (ROW / 2) - 4 )) 306 | printf "%${cpadding}s\033[?25l╔▒▀▀▀▒▒▒ ╔▒▀▀▀▒▒▒\n" 307 | printf "%${cpadding}s║███████ ║███████\n" 308 | printf "%${cpadding}s║███████ ║███████\n" 309 | printf "%${cpadding}s╚══════╝ ╚══════╝\n" 310 | sleep 0.3 311 | clear 312 | tput cup $(( (ROW / 2) - 4 )) 313 | printf "%${cpadding}s\033[?25l╔▒▀▀▀▒▒▒ ╔▒▀▀▀▒▒▒\n" 314 | printf "%${cpadding}s║███████ ▗▗▗ ║███████\n" 315 | printf "%${cpadding}s║███████ ║███████\n" 316 | printf "%${cpadding}s╚══════╝ ╚══════╝\n" 317 | sleep 0.3 318 | clear 319 | tput cup $(( (ROW / 2) - 4 )) 320 | printf "%${cpadding}s\033[?25l╔▒▀▀▀▒▒▒ ╔▒▀▀▀▒▒▒\n" 321 | printf "%${cpadding}s║███████ ▗▗▗ ║███████\n" 322 | printf "%${cpadding}s║███████ ║███████\n" 323 | printf "%${cpadding}s╚══════╝ ╚══════╝\n" 324 | sleep 0.3 325 | clear 326 | tput cup $(( (ROW / 2) - 4 )) 327 | printf "%${cpadding}s\033[?25l╔▒▀▀▀▒▒▒ ╔▒▀▀▀▒▒▒\n" 328 | printf "%${cpadding}s║███████ ▗▗▗ ║███████\n" 329 | printf "%${cpadding}s║███████ ║███████\n" 330 | printf "%${cpadding}s╚══════╝ ╚══════╝\n" 331 | sleep 0.3 332 | clear 333 | tput cup $(( (ROW / 2) - 4 )) 334 | printf "%${cpadding}s\033[?25l╔▒▀▀▀▒▒▒ ╔▒▀▀▀▒▒▒\n" 335 | printf "%${cpadding}s║███████ ▗▗▗ ║███████\n" 336 | printf "%${cpadding}s║███████ ║███████\n" 337 | printf "%${cpadding}s╚══════╝ ╚══════╝\n" 338 | sleep 0.3 339 | clear 340 | tput cup $(( (ROW / 2) - 4 )) 341 | printf "%${cpadding}s\033[?25l╔▒▀▀▀▒▒▒ ╔▒▀▀▀▒▒▒\n" 342 | printf "%${cpadding}s║███████ ▗▗▗ ║███████\n" 343 | printf "%${cpadding}s║███████ ║███████\n" 344 | printf "%${cpadding}s╚══════╝ ╚══════╝\n" 345 | sleep 0.3 346 | clear 347 | tput cup $(( (ROW / 2) - 4 )) 348 | printf "%${cpadding}s\033[?25l╔▒▀▀▀▒▒▒ ╔▒▀▀▀▒▒▒\n" 349 | printf "%${cpadding}s║███████ ▗▗▗ ║███████\n" 350 | printf "%${cpadding}s║███████ ║███████\n" 351 | printf "%${cpadding}s╚══════╝ ╚══════╝\n" 352 | sleep 0.3 353 | clear 354 | tput cup $(( (ROW / 2) - 4 )) 355 | printf "%${cpadding}s\033[?25l╔▒▀▀▀▒▒▒ ╔▒▀▀▀▒▒▒\n" 356 | printf "%${cpadding}s║███████ ▗▗▗ ║███████\n" 357 | printf "%${cpadding}s║███████ ║███████\n" 358 | printf "%${cpadding}s╚══════╝ ╚══════╝\n" 359 | sleep 0.3 360 | clear 361 | tput cup $(( (ROW / 2) - 4 )) 362 | printf "%${cpadding}s\033[?25l╔▒▀▀▀▒▒▒ ╔▒▀▀▀▒▒▒\n" 363 | printf "%${cpadding}s║███████ ▗▗▗ ║███████\n" 364 | printf "%${cpadding}s║███████ ║███████\n" 365 | printf "%${cpadding}s╚══════╝ ╚══════╝\n" 366 | sleep 0.3 367 | done 368 | } 369 | 370 | copyanim(){ 371 | local ROW=$(tput lines) 372 | clear_win 373 | local ctext=" █▀▀▀▀▀▄" 374 | local cwidth=$(tput cols) 375 | local cpadding=$(( (cwidth - ${#ctext}) / 2 )) 376 | for ((i=0;i<2;i++)) do 377 | clear 378 | tput cup $(( (ROW / 2) - 4 )) 379 | printf "%${cpadding}s\033[?25l╔█▀▀▀▀▀▄\n" 380 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█ █\n" 381 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█#####█\n" 382 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█▄▄▄▄▄█\n" 383 | printf "%${cpadding}s╚══════╝\n" 384 | sleep 0.3 385 | clear 386 | tput cup $(( (ROW / 2) - 4 )) 387 | printf "%${cpadding}s\033[?25l █▀▀▀▀▀▄\n" 388 | printf "%${cpadding}s╔═█ █\n" 389 | printf "%${cpadding}s║ █#####█\n" 390 | printf "%${cpadding}s║ █▄▄▄▄▄█\n" 391 | printf "%${cpadding}s║ ║\n" 392 | printf "%${cpadding}s╚══════╝\n" 393 | sleep 0.3 394 | clear 395 | tput cup $(( (ROW / 2) - 4 )) 396 | printf "%${cpadding}s\033[?25l █▀▀▀▀▀▄\n" 397 | printf "%${cpadding}s╔═════─┐ █\n" 398 | printf "%${cpadding}s║ █###│#█\n" 399 | printf "%${cpadding}s║ █▄▄▄║▄█\n" 400 | printf "%${cpadding}s║ ║\n" 401 | printf "%${cpadding}s╚══════╝\n" 402 | sleep 0.3 403 | clear 404 | tput cup $(( (ROW / 2) - 4 )) 405 | printf "%${cpadding}s\033[?25l █▀▀▀▀▀▄\n" 406 | printf "%${cpadding}s╔═════─┐█\n" 407 | printf "%${cpadding}s║ █####│█\n" 408 | printf "%${cpadding}s║ █▄▄▄▄║█\n" 409 | printf "%${cpadding}s║ ║\n" 410 | printf "%${cpadding}s╚══════╝\n" 411 | sleep 0.3 412 | done 413 | } 414 | 415 | trashanim(){ 416 | local ROW=$(tput lines) 417 | clear_win 418 | local ctext=" █▀▀▀▀▀▄" 419 | local cwidth=$(tput cols) 420 | local cpadding=$(( (cwidth - ${#ctext}) / 2 )) 421 | for ((i=0;i<1;i++)) do 422 | clear 423 | tput cup $(( (ROW / 2) - 4 )) 424 | printf "%${cpadding}s\033[?25l╔█▀▀▀▀▀▄\n" 425 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█ █\n" 426 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█ █\n" 427 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█▄▄▄▄▄█\n" 428 | printf "%${cpadding}s╚══════╝\n" 429 | sleep 0.3 430 | clear 431 | tput cup $(( (ROW / 2) - 4 )) 432 | printf "%${cpadding}s\033[?25l╔█#▀▀▀▀▄\n" 433 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█ ## █\n" 434 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█ █\n" 435 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█▄▄▄▄▄█\n" 436 | printf "%${cpadding}s╚══════╝\n" 437 | sleep 0.3 438 | clear 439 | tput cup $(( (ROW / 2) - 4 )) 440 | printf "%${cpadding}s\033[?25l╔█##▀▀▀▄\n" 441 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█ ## █\n" 442 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█ # █\n" 443 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█#▄▄▄▄█\n" 444 | printf "%${cpadding}s╚══════╝\n" 445 | sleep 0.3 446 | clear 447 | tput cup $(( (ROW / 2) - 4 )) 448 | printf "%${cpadding}s\033[?25l╔█##▀▀▀▄\n" 449 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█ ## █\n" 450 | printf "%${cpadding}s########\n" 451 | printf "%${cpadding}s########\n" 452 | printf "%${cpadding}s########\n" 453 | printf "%${cpadding}s ## # \n" 454 | printf "%${cpadding}s # \n" 455 | sleep 0.3 456 | done 457 | } 458 | 459 | delanim(){ 460 | local ROW=$(tput lines) 461 | clear_win 462 | local ctext=" █▀▀▀▀▀▄" 463 | local cwidth=$(tput cols) 464 | local cpadding=$(( (cwidth - ${#ctext}) / 2 )) 465 | for ((i=0;i<1;i++)) do 466 | clear 467 | tput cup $(( (ROW / 2) - 4 )) 468 | printf "%${cpadding}s\033[?25l╔█▀▀▀▀▀▄\n" 469 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█ █\n" 470 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█#####█\n" 471 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█▄▄▄▄▄█\n" 472 | printf "%${cpadding}s╚══════╝\n" 473 | sleep 0.3 474 | clear 475 | tput cup $(( (ROW / 2) - 4 )) 476 | printf "%${cpadding}s\033[?25l╔█▀▀▀▀▀▄\n" 477 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█ █\n" 478 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█#####█\n" 479 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█▄▄▄▄▄█\n" 480 | printf "%${cpadding}s╚═│═│═│╝\n" 481 | sleep 0.3 482 | clear 483 | tput cup $(( (ROW / 2) - 4 )) 484 | printf "%${cpadding}s\033[?25l╔█▀▀▀▀▀▄\n" 485 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█ █\n" 486 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█│#│#│█\n" 487 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█│▄│▄│█\n" 488 | printf "%${cpadding}s╚═│═│═│╝\n" 489 | sleep 0.3 490 | clear 491 | tput cup $(( (ROW / 2) - 4 )) 492 | printf "%${cpadding}s\033[?25l╔█│▀│▀│▄\n" 493 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█│ │ │█\n" 494 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█│#│#│█\n" 495 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█│▄│▄│█\n" 496 | printf "%${cpadding}s╚═│═│═│╝\n" 497 | sleep 0.3 498 | clear 499 | tput cup $(( (ROW / 2) - 4 )) 500 | printf "%${cpadding}s\033[?25l╔█ ▀ ▀ ▄\n" 501 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█ █\n" 502 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█ # # █\n" 503 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█ ▄ ▄ █\n" 504 | printf "%${cpadding}s╚═ ═ ═ ╝\n" 505 | sleep 0.3 506 | done 507 | } 508 | 509 | #taken from basil 510 | Line_sweep(){ 511 | sleep 0.01 512 | [[ $LINES ]] || LINES=$(tput lines) 513 | [[ $COLUMNS ]] || COLUMNS=$(tput cols) 514 | tput civis 515 | for (( i=0; i<$LINES; i++ )) 516 | do 517 | clear 518 | if [ $i -gt 0 ] 519 | then 520 | n=$(($i-1)) 521 | eval printf "$'\n%.0s'" {0..$n} 522 | fi 523 | eval printf %.1s '$((RANDOM & 1))'{1..$COLUMNS} 524 | sleep 0.01 525 | done 526 | clear 527 | tput cnorm 528 | } 529 | 530 | Flap-Travel(){ 531 | fileanim=2 532 | eval last=\${$#} 533 | if [ $# -lt 2 ]; then 534 | echo "penguin asks where to move to?" && sleep 2s 535 | else 536 | for i in $@; do 537 | if [ -e $i ]; then 538 | if [[ -f "$last/$i" ]]; then 539 | echo "file with same name, $i exists in $last " && sleep 3s 540 | fileanim=1 541 | break 542 | else 543 | fileanim=0 544 | continue 545 | fi 546 | else 547 | echo "penguin don't think it exits : $i " && sleep 2s 548 | fileanim=1 549 | break 550 | fi 551 | done 552 | if [ "$fileanim" -eq 0 ]; then 553 | mv $@ 554 | fi 555 | fi 556 | } 557 | 558 | Waddle-Name(){ 559 | local flag=2 560 | if [ $# -lt 2 ]; then 561 | echo "Enter the file/directory followed by the new name" && sleep 2s 562 | else 563 | if [ -e "$1" ]; then 564 | flag=0 565 | continue 566 | else 567 | echo "penguin don't think it exits : $1 " && sleep 2s 568 | flag=1 569 | break 570 | fi 571 | mv "$1" $2 2> /dev/null 572 | fi 573 | } 574 | 575 | Fish-Borrow(){ 576 | local flag=1 577 | eval last=\${$#} 578 | if [ -f $last ] -a [ $last != " " ]; then 579 | max_rows=0 580 | display_seq 581 | tput cup $(( $ll - 2 )) 3 582 | printf " penguin asks if you want to rewrite (Y/n) : " 583 | read -rsn1 choice 584 | if [ "$choice" = "y" ] || [ "$choice" = "Y" ] || [ "$choice" = "" ]; then 585 | echo "rewriting $last" 586 | flag=1 587 | else 588 | flag=0 589 | return 590 | fi 591 | else 592 | flag=1 593 | fi 594 | if [ -n $@ ]; then 595 | echo "penguin says invalid input, " 596 | echo "select souce file/directory and give destination file/directory " && sleep 2s 597 | elif [ "$flag" -eq 1 ]; then 598 | cp -a $@ 599 | copyanim 600 | fi 601 | } 602 | 603 | Snow-Sweep(){ 604 | tput civis 605 | local inp 606 | undo="$1" 607 | undodir="$PWD" 608 | if [ $# -gt 1 ]; then 609 | echo "penguin will not delete mutiple files/folders for safety concerns, use -t insted " && sleep 2s 610 | elif [ $# -eq 0 ]; then 611 | echo "penguin cannot delete nothing " && sleep 2s 612 | elif [ "$1" = "/" ] || [ "$1" = "//" ] ; then 613 | echo "penguin will not perform this action " && sleep 2s 614 | elif [ -e "$1" ]; then 615 | make_window 616 | tput cup $(( $ll - 2 )) 3 617 | printf " DELETE $1? (y/n) : " 618 | read -rsn1 inp 619 | if [ "$inp" = "y" ]; then 620 | mv "$1" ~/.local/share/Trash/files 621 | trash_file="$HOME/.local/share/Trash/files/$undo" 622 | printf "\nUSE -u TO UNDO CHANGES" && sleep 1s 623 | delanim 624 | fi 625 | else 626 | echo "penguin don't think $1 exits" && sleep 2s 627 | fi 628 | } 629 | 630 | Belly-Flop(){ 631 | tput civis 632 | local brow 633 | local code 634 | local inp 635 | if [ $# -gt 1 ]; then 636 | echo "penguin can not open mutiple files/folders" && sleep 2s 637 | elif [ $# -lt 1 ]; then 638 | echo 639 | elif [ -e "$1" ]; then 640 | if [[ "$1" =~ \.html$ ]]; then 641 | brow=$(grep -il "MimeType=.*text/html" /usr/share/applications/*.desktop | xargs -n 1 basename | sed 's/.desktop//') 642 | code=$(xdg-mime query default text/plain | sed 's/.desktop//') 643 | make_window 644 | tput cup $(( $ll - 2 )) 3 645 | printf " penguin detects a html file, open with browser ? (y/n) : " 646 | read -rsn1 inp 647 | if [ "$inp" = "y" ]; then 648 | $brow "$1" 2> /dev/null 649 | else 650 | $code "$1" 2> /dev/null 651 | fi 652 | elif [ -d "$1" ]; then 653 | code=$(xdg-mime query default text/plain | sed 's/.desktop//') 654 | make_window 655 | tput cup $(( $ll - 2 )) 3 656 | printf " penguin detects a Directory, open with code editor ? (y/n) : " 657 | read -rsn1 inp 658 | if [ "$inp" = "y" ]; then 659 | $code "$1" 2> /dev/null 660 | else 661 | xdg-open "$1" 2> /dev/null 662 | fi 663 | else 664 | xdg-open "$1" 2> /dev/null 665 | fi 666 | else 667 | echo "penguin don't think $1 exits" && sleep 2s 668 | fi 669 | } 670 | 671 | startup(){ 672 | local ROW=$(tput lines) 673 | clear_win 674 | tput cup $(( (ROW / 2) - 4 )) 675 | cat << "EOF" 676 | __ 677 | -=(o '. 678 | '.-.\ 679 | /| \\ █▀▄ █ ▄▀▀ █▄▀ █ ██▀ ██▄ ██▀ █▀▄ █▀▄ ▀▄▀ 680 | '| || █▀ █ ▀▄▄ █ █ █▄▄ █▄▄ █▄█ █▄▄ █▀▄ █▀▄ █ 681 | _\_):,_ 682 | 683 | EOF 684 | make_window 685 | sleep 1s 686 | max_rows=0 687 | display_seq 688 | chk="no" 689 | undo="bob.penglin067" 690 | } 691 | 692 | #--------------------main--------------------# 693 | 694 | startup 695 | resize_trigger=0 696 | trap 'resize_trigger=1' SIGWINCH 697 | while true; do 698 | read -rsn1 -t 0.1 input 699 | if [ "$resize_trigger" -eq 1 ]; then 700 | input="a" 701 | resize_trigger=0 702 | fi 703 | 704 | if [ "$input" = "!" ] && [ "$chk" = "penglin" ] ; then 705 | input="a" 706 | chk="no" 707 | fi 708 | 709 | if [ "$input" = "a" ]; then 710 | max_rows=0 711 | display_seq 712 | 713 | elif [ "$input" = "h" ]; then 714 | clear_win 715 | if [[ "$flag" -eq 1 ]]; then 716 | echo "hidden toggle off" && sleep 1s 717 | flag=0 718 | max_rows=0 719 | display_seq 720 | else 721 | echo "hidden toggle on" && sleep 1s 722 | flag=1 723 | max_rows=0 724 | display_seq 725 | fi 726 | elif [ "$input" = "/" ]; then 727 | bob=$(fnfind 1) 728 | tput civis 729 | cd "$bob" 730 | max_rows=0 731 | display_seq 732 | elif [ "$input" = "<" ]; then 733 | cd ../ 734 | max_rows=0 735 | display_seq 736 | elif [ "$input" = "[" ]; then 737 | ll=$(tput lines) 738 | tput cup $(( $ll - 2 )) 3 739 | printf " [ back - ] home - t trash - / type location " 740 | read -rsn1 bob 741 | if [ "$bob" = "]" ]; then 742 | cd ~/ 743 | elif [ "$bob" = "[" ]; then 744 | cd - 745 | elif [ "$bob" = "t" ]; then 746 | cd ~/.local/share/Trash/files 747 | elif [ "$bob" = "/" ]; then 748 | make_window 749 | tput cup $(( $ll - 2 )) 3 750 | printf " type location : " 751 | read bob2 752 | cd "$bob2" 753 | fi 754 | max_rows=0 755 | display_seq 756 | elif [ "$input" = "m" ]; then 757 | ll=$(tput lines) 758 | if [ "$flag" = 1 ]; then 759 | bob=$(find . -maxdepth 1 -not -path '*/.*' -printf '%f\n'| fzf -m --ghost=" select files/folders to move" --layout=reverse --border=bold --border=rounded --margin=10%) 760 | elif [ "$flag" = 0 ]; then 761 | bob=$(ls -a| fzf -m --ghost=" select files/folders to move" --layout=reverse --border=bold --border=rounded --margin=10%) 762 | fi 763 | tput civis 764 | if [ "$bob" != "" ]; then 765 | tput cup $(( $ll - 2 )) 3 766 | printf " enter destination folder : " 767 | read bob2 768 | Flap-Travel $bob $bob2 769 | if [ $fileanim -eq 0 ]; then 770 | moveanim 771 | fi 772 | max_rows=0 773 | display_seq 774 | fi 775 | elif [ "$input" = "r" ]; then 776 | ll=$(tput lines) 777 | tput cup $(( $ll - 2 )) 3 778 | bob=$(fnfind 0) 779 | tput civis 780 | if [ "$bob" != "" ]; then 781 | printf " enter new name : " 782 | read bob2 783 | Waddle-Name "$bob" $bob2 784 | max_rows=0 785 | display_seq 786 | fi 787 | elif [ "$input" = "c" ]; then 788 | ll=$(tput lines) 789 | if [ "$flag" = 1 ]; then 790 | bob=$(find . -maxdepth 1 -not -path '*/.*' -printf '%f\n'| fzf -m --ghost=" select file/folder to copy" --layout=reverse --border=bold --border=rounded --margin=10%) 791 | elif [ "$flag" = 0 ]; then 792 | bob=$(ls -a| fzf -m --ghost=" select file/folder to copy" --layout=reverse --border=bold --border=rounded --margin=10%) 793 | fi 794 | tput civis 795 | if [ "$bob" != "" ]; then 796 | tput cup $(( $ll - 2 )) 3 797 | printf " enter destination folder or coplied file name : " 798 | read bob2 799 | Fish-Borrow $bob $bob2 800 | max_rows=0 801 | display_seq 802 | fi 803 | elif [ "$input" = "." ]; then 804 | ll=$(tput lines) 805 | bp=$( find . -maxdepth 2 | fzf -m --ghost=" select files for drag and drop" --layout=reverse --border=bold --border=rounded --margin=10%) 806 | tput civis 807 | if [ "$bp" != "" ]; then 808 | $current_dir/src/berry_picker $bp 2> /dev/null 809 | fi 810 | elif [ "$input" = "t" ] && [ "$bob" = "t" ]; then 811 | make_window 812 | ll=$(tput lines) 813 | tput cup $(( $ll - 2 )) 3 814 | printf " Empty TRASH (y/n) : " 815 | read -rsn1 bobb 816 | if [ "$bobb" = "y" ]; then 817 | rm -rf ~/.local/share/Trash/files/* 818 | trashanim 819 | fi 820 | max_rows=0 821 | display_seq 822 | elif [ "$input" = "t" ]; then 823 | make_window 824 | ll=$(tput lines) 825 | tput cup $(( ll - 2 )) 3 826 | printf " Execute command : " 827 | read bob 828 | if [ "$bob" != "" ]; then 829 | clear_win 830 | echo "[user@pbfm]$ $bob" 831 | echo "------------" 832 | printf "\033[0;32m" 833 | bash -c "$bob" 834 | printf "\033[0m\n" 835 | read -n 1 -s -r -p "Press any key to return to the file manager ..." 836 | Line_sweep 837 | tput civis 838 | fi 839 | max_rows=0 840 | display_seq 841 | elif [ "$input" = "x" ]; then 842 | ll=$(tput lines) 843 | tput cup $(( $ll - 2 )) 3 844 | printf " DELETE FILE/FOLDER : " 845 | Snow-Sweep $(fnfind 0) 846 | max_rows=0 847 | display_seq 848 | elif [ "$input" = "u" ] && [ -e "$trash_file" ]; then 849 | mv "$trash_file" "$undodir" 850 | max_rows=0 851 | display_seq 852 | elif [ "$input" = "o" ]; then 853 | ll=$(tput lines) 854 | tput cup $(( $ll - 2 )) 3 855 | printf " Open Files ? : " 856 | if [ "$flag" = 1 ]; then 857 | Belly-Flop $(find . -maxdepth 1 -not -path '*/.*' -printf '%f\n'| fzf --layout=reverse --border=bold --border=rounded --margin=10% --preview 'file -b {} | grep -iq "text" && echo -e "Permissions: $(stat -c %A {})\nLinks: $(stat -c %h {})\nOwner: $(stat -c %U {})\nGroup: $(stat -c %G {})\nSize: $(stat -c %s {}) bytes\nModified: $(stat -c %y {})\nFile: {}\n\n------ Separator Line ------\n$(cat {})" || echo -e "Permissions: $(stat -c %A {})\nLinks: $(stat -c %h {})\nOwner: $(stat -c %U {})\nGroup: $(stat -c %G {})\nSize: $(stat -c %s {}) bytes\nModified: $(stat -c %y {})\nFile: {}\n\n------ Preview ------\nPenguin detects Binary file, cannot display content."') 858 | elif [ "$flag" = 0 ]; then 859 | Belly-Flop $(ls -a| fzf --layout=reverse --border=bold --border=rounded --margin=10% --preview 'file -b {} | grep -iq "text" && echo -e "Permissions: $(stat -c %A {})\nLinks: $(stat -c %h {})\nOwner: $(stat -c %U {})\nGroup: $(stat -c %G {})\nSize: $(stat -c %s {}) bytes\nModified: $(stat -c %y {})\nFile: {}\n\n------ Separator Line ------\n$(cat {})" || echo -e "Permissions: $(stat -c %A {})\nLinks: $(stat -c %h {})\nOwner: $(stat -c %U {})\nGroup: $(stat -c %G {})\nSize: $(stat -c %s {}) bytes\nModified: $(stat -c %y {})\nFile: {}\n\n------ Preview ------\nPenguin detects Binary file, cannot display content."') 860 | fi 861 | max_rows=0 862 | display_seq 863 | elif [ "$input" = "!" ]; then 864 | Fillaform " " "█▀▄ █ ▄▀▀ █▄▀ █ ██▀ ██▄ ██▀ █▀▄ █▀▄ ▀▄▀" "█▀ █ ▀▄▄ █ █ █▄▄ █▄▄ █▄█ █▄▄ █▀▄ █▀▄ █ v2.8.0 " "The keyboard oriented file manager" " " " for this help message" " to refresh display" " toggle hidden files" " change directory" "<<> back" "<[> quick commands" " to move files and folders" " to copy files and folders" " to rename file of folder" " to delete (use to undo)" " to open file" " to quit" "<.> to drag and drop files" " " 865 | chk="penglin" 866 | elif [ "$input" = "q" ]; then 867 | tput cnorm 868 | break 869 | fi 870 | done 871 | 872 | ascii_wave() { 873 | frames=( 874 | "⣾" 875 | "⣽" 876 | "⣻" 877 | "⢿" 878 | "⡿" 879 | "⣟" 880 | "⣯" 881 | "⣷" 882 | ) 883 | for i in {1..2}; do 884 | printf "\r%s Disconnect matrix " "${frames[i % 6]}" 885 | sleep 0.05 886 | done 887 | echo "" 888 | for i in {1..2}; do 889 | printf "\r%s Running exit sequence " "${frames[i % 6]}" 890 | sleep 0.05 891 | done 892 | echo "" 893 | } 894 | 895 | clear_win 896 | ascii_wave 897 | clear_win 898 | tput cnorm 899 | exit 900 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /pickle_berry.sh: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #!/bin/bash 2 | #--------------------Author:ekahPruthvi--------------------# 3 | 4 | #-----------------init------------------------# 5 | cd ~/ 6 | 7 | flag=1 8 | win_size=$( tput lines ) 9 | max_rows=0 10 | 11 | tput civis 12 | printf '\033[2J\033[3J\033[1;1H' 13 | printf "$color" 14 | 15 | #-----------------backend---------------# 16 | clear_win() { 17 | printf '\033[2J\033[3J\033[1;1H' 18 | } 19 | 20 | fnf() { 21 | local hide="$1" 22 | if [ "$hide" = 1 ]; then 23 | folders=$(find . -maxdepth 1 -type d -not -path '*/.*' | sed 's|^\./||') 24 | files=$(find . -maxdepth 1 -type f -not -name '.*' | sed 's|^\./||') 25 | else 26 | folders=$(ls -Ap | grep / | grep "^.") 27 | files=$(ls -Ap | grep -v / | grep "^.") 28 | fi 29 | } 30 | 31 | fnfind() { 32 | local fol="$1" 33 | if [ "$flag" = 1 ] && [ "$fol" = 1 ]; then 34 | echo $(find . -maxdepth 1 -type d -not -path '*/.*' | sed 's|^\./||'| fzf --layout=reverse --border=bold --border=rounded --margin=10%) 35 | elif [ "$flag" = 1 ] && [ "$fol" = 0 ]; then 36 | echo $(find . -maxdepth 1 -not -path '*/.*' | sed 's|^\./||'| fzf --layout=reverse --border=bold --border=rounded --margin=10%) 37 | elif [ "$flag" = 0 ] && [ "$fol" = 1 ]; then 38 | echo $(ls -Ap | grep / | grep "^." | fzf --layout=reverse --border=bold --border=rounded --margin=10%) 39 | elif [ "$flag" = 0 ] && [ "$fol" = 0 ]; then 40 | echo $(ls -a| fzf --layout=reverse --border=bold --border=rounded --margin=10%) 41 | else 42 | echo 0 43 | fi 44 | } 45 | 46 | make_window() { 47 | tput cup 0 0 48 | local COL=$( tput cols ) 49 | local ROW=$( tput lines ) 50 | #printf "$COL" 51 | printf "┌" 52 | for (( i=1 ; i<( $COL - 1 ) ; i++ )); do 53 | printf "─" 54 | done 55 | printf "┐\n" 56 | for (( i=1 ; i<( $ROW - 2 ); i++ )); do 57 | printf "│" 58 | tput cup $i $COL 59 | printf "│\n" 60 | done 61 | printf "└" 62 | for (( i=1 ; i<( $COL - 1 ) ; i++ )); do 63 | printf "─" 64 | done 65 | printf "┘" 66 | tput cup 0 $(( $COL - 16 )) 67 | printf " pickle berry " 68 | tput cup 1 1 69 | } 70 | 71 | #taken from basil 72 | Fillaform(){ 73 | local ROW=$(tput lines) 74 | local lineno="$#" 75 | local max=50 76 | for i in "$@" 77 | do 78 | local temp="$i" 79 | local wc=${#temp} 80 | if [ "$wc" -gt "$max" ] 81 | then 82 | max="$wc" 83 | fi 84 | done 85 | max=$(($max+5)) 86 | local fwidth=$(tput cols) 87 | local fpadding=$(( (fwidth - ${max}) / 2 )) 88 | local fendpad=$((( (fwidth - ${max}) / 2 )-1)) 89 | local cont=0 90 | echo "" 91 | echo "" 92 | tput cup $(( (ROW / 2) - 7 )) 93 | local nline=$(( (ROW / 2) - 7 )) 94 | for i in "$@" 95 | do 96 | local finstartpadd=2 97 | local finendpadd=2 98 | temp="$i" 99 | local end="║" 100 | if [ "$cont" -eq 0 ] 101 | then 102 | end="╗" 103 | 104 | fi 105 | cont=$(($cont+1)) 106 | wc=${#temp} 107 | finendpadd=$(( ($max-$wc)-5 )) 108 | tput cup $nline $fpadding 109 | printf " %${finstartpadd}s\033[7m %s%${finendpadd}s\033[0m" "" "$temp" 110 | echo "$end" 111 | ((nline++)) 112 | local fline="╚" 113 | if [ "$cont" -eq "$lineno" ] 114 | then 115 | tput cup $nline $(( $fpadding + 2)) 116 | for f in $(seq 1 "$((max - 2 ))" ) 117 | do 118 | if [ "$f" -eq "$(( max - 2 ))" ] 119 | then 120 | fline="╝" 121 | fi 122 | printf "$fline" 123 | fline="═" 124 | done 125 | fi 126 | done 127 | } 128 | 129 | file_icon_exp(){ 130 | local w=0 131 | local wc=$start_wc 132 | while [ $w -lt $files_in_line ] && [ $wc -lt $num ]; do 133 | printf " $1\t" 134 | ((w++)) 135 | ((wc++)) 136 | done 137 | echo 138 | } 139 | 140 | file_icon(){ 141 | for word in "${file_array[@]}"; do 142 | printf " $1\t" 143 | done 144 | echo 145 | } 146 | 147 | 148 | show(){ 149 | echo 150 | fnf "$flag" 151 | if [ "$1" = 1 ]; then 152 | readarray -t file_array <<<"$folders" 153 | 154 | 155 | else 156 | readarray -t file_array <<<"$files" 157 | 158 | 159 | fi 160 | 161 | local num=${#file_array[@]} 162 | local width=$(tput cols) 163 | local win_width=$(( width - 2 )) 164 | local max_lines=$(( (num / (win_width / 15)) + 1 )) 165 | local cur_num=$num 166 | local files_in_line=$(( (win_width / 15) - 1 )) 167 | max_rows=$(( $max_rows + $max_lines )) 168 | 169 | #printf "$win_width\n$max_lines\n$num\n" #testing 170 | if [ "$1" = 1 ]; then 171 | echo " [$PWD]" 172 | echo 173 | if [[ $(( win_width / 15 )) -gt "$num" ]]; then 174 | file_icon "╔▒▀▀▀▒▒▒" 175 | file_icon "║███████" 176 | file_icon "║███████" 177 | file_icon "╚══════╝" 178 | printf " " 179 | for word in "${file_array[@]}"; do 180 | printf "%-15.15s " "/$word" 181 | done 182 | else 183 | start_wc=0 184 | local w=0 185 | local wc=0 186 | for (( i=1 ; i<=$max_lines ; i++ )); do 187 | file_icon_exp "╔▒▀▀▀▒▒▒" 188 | file_icon_exp "║███████" 189 | file_icon_exp "║███████" 190 | file_icon_exp "╚══════╝" 191 | w=0 192 | wc=$start_wc 193 | printf " " 194 | while [ $w -lt $files_in_line ] && [ $wc -lt $num ]; do 195 | printf "%-15.15s " "/${file_array[$wc]}" 196 | ((w++)) 197 | ((wc++)) 198 | done 199 | #echo "$w $files_in_line $wc $num" #testing 200 | start_wc=$wc 201 | echo 202 | echo 203 | done 204 | fi 205 | else 206 | if [[ $(( win_width / 15 )) -gt "$num" ]]; then 207 | file_icon "╔█▀▀▀▀▀▄" 208 | file_icon "║█ █" 209 | file_icon "║█#####█" 210 | file_icon "║█▄▄▄▄▄█" 211 | file_icon "╚══════╝" 212 | printf " " 213 | local counter=0 214 | for word in "${file_array[@]}"; do 215 | printf "%-15.15s " "$counter]$word" 216 | ((counter++)) 217 | done 218 | else 219 | start_wc=0 220 | local w=0 221 | local wc=0 222 | for (( i=1 ; i<=$max_lines ; i++ )); do 223 | file_icon_exp "╔█▀▀▀▀▀▄" 224 | file_icon_exp "║█ █" 225 | file_icon_exp "║█#####█" 226 | file_icon_exp "║█▄▄▄▄▄█" 227 | file_icon_exp "╚══════╝" 228 | w=0 229 | wc=$start_wc 230 | printf " " 231 | while [ $w -lt $files_in_line ] && [ $wc -lt $num ]; do 232 | printf "%-15.15s " "$wc]${file_array[$wc]}" 233 | ((w++)) 234 | ((wc++)) 235 | done 236 | start_wc=$wc 237 | echo 238 | echo 239 | done 240 | fi 241 | fi 242 | } 243 | 244 | 245 | display_seq(){ 246 | clear_win 247 | show 1 248 | echo 249 | echo 250 | show 0 251 | if [[ $(( $max_rows * 8 )) -lt "$win_size" ]]; then 252 | make_window 253 | fi 254 | } 255 | 256 | moveanim(){ 257 | local ROW=$(tput lines) 258 | clear_win 259 | local ctext="╔▒▀▀▀▒▒▒ ╔▒▀▀▀▒▒▒" 260 | local cwidth=$(tput cols) 261 | local cpadding=$(( (cwidth - ${#ctext}) / 2 )) 262 | for ((i=0;i<1;i++)) do 263 | clear 264 | tput cup $(( (ROW / 2) - 4 )) 265 | printf "%${cpadding}s\033[?25l╔▒▀▀▀▒▒▒ ╔▒▀▀▀▒▒▒\n" 266 | printf "%${cpadding}s║███████ ║███████\n" 267 | printf "%${cpadding}s║███████ ║███████\n" 268 | printf "%${cpadding}s╚══════╝ ╚══════╝\n" 269 | sleep 0.3 270 | clear 271 | tput cup $(( (ROW / 2) - 4 )) 272 | printf "%${cpadding}s\033[?25l╔▒▀▀▀▒▒▒ ╔▒▀▀▀▒▒▒\n" 273 | printf "%${cpadding}s║███████ ▗▗▗ ║███████\n" 274 | printf "%${cpadding}s║███████ ║███████\n" 275 | printf "%${cpadding}s╚══════╝ ╚══════╝\n" 276 | sleep 0.3 277 | clear 278 | tput cup $(( (ROW / 2) - 4 )) 279 | printf "%${cpadding}s\033[?25l╔▒▀▀▀▒▒▒ ╔▒▀▀▀▒▒▒\n" 280 | printf "%${cpadding}s║███████ ▗▗▗ ║███████\n" 281 | printf "%${cpadding}s║███████ ║███████\n" 282 | printf "%${cpadding}s╚══════╝ ╚══════╝\n" 283 | sleep 0.3 284 | clear 285 | tput cup $(( (ROW / 2) - 4 )) 286 | printf "%${cpadding}s\033[?25l╔▒▀▀▀▒▒▒ ╔▒▀▀▀▒▒▒\n" 287 | printf "%${cpadding}s║███████ ▗▗▗ ║███████\n" 288 | printf "%${cpadding}s║███████ ║███████\n" 289 | printf "%${cpadding}s╚══════╝ ╚══════╝\n" 290 | sleep 0.3 291 | clear 292 | tput cup $(( (ROW / 2) - 4 )) 293 | printf "%${cpadding}s\033[?25l╔▒▀▀▀▒▒▒ ╔▒▀▀▀▒▒▒\n" 294 | printf "%${cpadding}s║███████ ▗▗▗ ║███████\n" 295 | printf "%${cpadding}s║███████ ║███████\n" 296 | printf "%${cpadding}s╚══════╝ ╚══════╝\n" 297 | sleep 0.3 298 | clear 299 | tput cup $(( (ROW / 2) - 4 )) 300 | printf "%${cpadding}s\033[?25l╔▒▀▀▀▒▒▒ ╔▒▀▀▀▒▒▒\n" 301 | printf "%${cpadding}s║███████ ▗▗▗ ║███████\n" 302 | printf "%${cpadding}s║███████ ║███████\n" 303 | printf "%${cpadding}s╚══════╝ ╚══════╝\n" 304 | sleep 0.3 305 | clear 306 | tput cup $(( (ROW / 2) - 4 )) 307 | printf "%${cpadding}s\033[?25l╔▒▀▀▀▒▒▒ ╔▒▀▀▀▒▒▒\n" 308 | printf "%${cpadding}s║███████ ▗▗▗ ║███████\n" 309 | printf "%${cpadding}s║███████ ║███████\n" 310 | printf "%${cpadding}s╚══════╝ ╚══════╝\n" 311 | sleep 0.3 312 | clear 313 | tput cup $(( (ROW / 2) - 4 )) 314 | printf "%${cpadding}s\033[?25l╔▒▀▀▀▒▒▒ ╔▒▀▀▀▒▒▒\n" 315 | printf "%${cpadding}s║███████ ▗▗▗ ║███████\n" 316 | printf "%${cpadding}s║███████ ║███████\n" 317 | printf "%${cpadding}s╚══════╝ ╚══════╝\n" 318 | sleep 0.3 319 | clear 320 | tput cup $(( (ROW / 2) - 4 )) 321 | printf "%${cpadding}s\033[?25l╔▒▀▀▀▒▒▒ ╔▒▀▀▀▒▒▒\n" 322 | printf "%${cpadding}s║███████ ▗▗▗ ║███████\n" 323 | printf "%${cpadding}s║███████ ║███████\n" 324 | printf "%${cpadding}s╚══════╝ ╚══════╝\n" 325 | sleep 0.3 326 | done 327 | } 328 | 329 | copyanim(){ 330 | local ROW=$(tput lines) 331 | clear_win 332 | local ctext=" █▀▀▀▀▀▄" 333 | local cwidth=$(tput cols) 334 | local cpadding=$(( (cwidth - ${#ctext}) / 2 )) 335 | for ((i=0;i<2;i++)) do 336 | clear 337 | tput cup $(( (ROW / 2) - 4 )) 338 | printf "%${cpadding}s\033[?25l╔█▀▀▀▀▀▄\n" 339 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█ █\n" 340 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█#####█\n" 341 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█▄▄▄▄▄█\n" 342 | printf "%${cpadding}s╚══════╝\n" 343 | sleep 0.3 344 | clear 345 | tput cup $(( (ROW / 2) - 4 )) 346 | printf "%${cpadding}s\033[?25l █▀▀▀▀▀▄\n" 347 | printf "%${cpadding}s╔═█ █\n" 348 | printf "%${cpadding}s║ █#####█\n" 349 | printf "%${cpadding}s║ █▄▄▄▄▄█\n" 350 | printf "%${cpadding}s║ ║\n" 351 | printf "%${cpadding}s╚══════╝\n" 352 | sleep 0.3 353 | clear 354 | tput cup $(( (ROW / 2) - 4 )) 355 | printf "%${cpadding}s\033[?25l █▀▀▀▀▀▄\n" 356 | printf "%${cpadding}s╔═════─┐ █\n" 357 | printf "%${cpadding}s║ █###│#█\n" 358 | printf "%${cpadding}s║ █▄▄▄║▄█\n" 359 | printf "%${cpadding}s║ ║\n" 360 | printf "%${cpadding}s╚══════╝\n" 361 | sleep 0.3 362 | clear 363 | tput cup $(( (ROW / 2) - 4 )) 364 | printf "%${cpadding}s\033[?25l █▀▀▀▀▀▄\n" 365 | printf "%${cpadding}s╔═════─┐█\n" 366 | printf "%${cpadding}s║ █####│█\n" 367 | printf "%${cpadding}s║ █▄▄▄▄║█\n" 368 | printf "%${cpadding}s║ ║\n" 369 | printf "%${cpadding}s╚══════╝\n" 370 | sleep 0.3 371 | done 372 | } 373 | 374 | trashanim(){ 375 | local ROW=$(tput lines) 376 | clear_win 377 | local ctext=" █▀▀▀▀▀▄" 378 | local cwidth=$(tput cols) 379 | local cpadding=$(( (cwidth - ${#ctext}) / 2 )) 380 | for ((i=0;i<1;i++)) do 381 | clear 382 | tput cup $(( (ROW / 2) - 4 )) 383 | printf "%${cpadding}s\033[?25l╔█▀▀▀▀▀▄\n" 384 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█ █\n" 385 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█ █\n" 386 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█▄▄▄▄▄█\n" 387 | printf "%${cpadding}s╚══════╝\n" 388 | sleep 0.3 389 | clear 390 | tput cup $(( (ROW / 2) - 4 )) 391 | printf "%${cpadding}s\033[?25l╔█#▀▀▀▀▄\n" 392 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█ ## █\n" 393 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█ █\n" 394 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█▄▄▄▄▄█\n" 395 | printf "%${cpadding}s╚══════╝\n" 396 | sleep 0.3 397 | clear 398 | tput cup $(( (ROW / 2) - 4 )) 399 | printf "%${cpadding}s\033[?25l╔█##▀▀▀▄\n" 400 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█ ## █\n" 401 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█ # █\n" 402 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█#▄▄▄▄█\n" 403 | printf "%${cpadding}s╚══════╝\n" 404 | sleep 0.3 405 | clear 406 | tput cup $(( (ROW / 2) - 4 )) 407 | printf "%${cpadding}s\033[?25l╔█##▀▀▀▄\n" 408 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█ ## █\n" 409 | printf "%${cpadding}s########\n" 410 | printf "%${cpadding}s########\n" 411 | printf "%${cpadding}s########\n" 412 | printf "%${cpadding}s ## # \n" 413 | printf "%${cpadding}s # \n" 414 | sleep 0.3 415 | done 416 | } 417 | 418 | delanim(){ 419 | local ROW=$(tput lines) 420 | clear_win 421 | local ctext=" █▀▀▀▀▀▄" 422 | local cwidth=$(tput cols) 423 | local cpadding=$(( (cwidth - ${#ctext}) / 2 )) 424 | for ((i=0;i<1;i++)) do 425 | clear 426 | tput cup $(( (ROW / 2) - 4 )) 427 | printf "%${cpadding}s\033[?25l╔█▀▀▀▀▀▄\n" 428 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█ █\n" 429 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█#####█\n" 430 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█▄▄▄▄▄█\n" 431 | printf "%${cpadding}s╚══════╝\n" 432 | sleep 0.3 433 | clear 434 | tput cup $(( (ROW / 2) - 4 )) 435 | printf "%${cpadding}s\033[?25l╔█▀▀▀▀▀▄\n" 436 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█ █\n" 437 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█#####█\n" 438 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█▄▄▄▄▄█\n" 439 | printf "%${cpadding}s╚═│═│═│╝\n" 440 | sleep 0.3 441 | clear 442 | tput cup $(( (ROW / 2) - 4 )) 443 | printf "%${cpadding}s\033[?25l╔█▀▀▀▀▀▄\n" 444 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█ █\n" 445 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█│#│#│█\n" 446 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█│▄│▄│█\n" 447 | printf "%${cpadding}s╚═│═│═│╝\n" 448 | sleep 0.3 449 | clear 450 | tput cup $(( (ROW / 2) - 4 )) 451 | printf "%${cpadding}s\033[?25l╔█│▀│▀│▄\n" 452 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█│ │ │█\n" 453 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█│#│#│█\n" 454 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█│▄│▄│█\n" 455 | printf "%${cpadding}s╚═│═│═│╝\n" 456 | sleep 0.3 457 | clear 458 | tput cup $(( (ROW / 2) - 4 )) 459 | printf "%${cpadding}s\033[?25l╔█ ▀ ▀ ▄\n" 460 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█ █\n" 461 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█ # # █\n" 462 | printf "%${cpadding}s║█ ▄ ▄ █\n" 463 | printf "%${cpadding}s╚═ ═ ═ ╝\n" 464 | sleep 0.3 465 | done 466 | } 467 | 468 | #taken from basil 469 | Line_sweep(){ 470 | sleep 0.01 471 | [[ $LINES ]] || LINES=$(tput lines) 472 | [[ $COLUMNS ]] || COLUMNS=$(tput cols) 473 | tput civis 474 | for (( i=0; i<$LINES; i++ )) 475 | do 476 | clear 477 | if [ $i -gt 0 ] 478 | then 479 | n=$(($i-1)) 480 | eval printf "$'\n%.0s'" {0..$n} 481 | fi 482 | eval printf %.1s '$((RANDOM & 1))'{1..$COLUMNS} 483 | sleep 0.01 484 | done 485 | clear 486 | tput cnorm 487 | } 488 | 489 | Flap-Travel(){ 490 | fileanim=2 491 | if [ $# -lt 2 ]; then 492 | echo "penguin asks where to move to?" && sleep 2s 493 | else 494 | for i in $@; do 495 | if [ -e $i ]; then 496 | fileanim=0 497 | continue 498 | else 499 | echo "penguin don't think it exits : $i " && sleep 2s 500 | fileanim=1 501 | break 502 | fi 503 | done 504 | if [ "$fileanim" -eq 0 ]; then 505 | mv $@ 2> /dev/null 506 | fi 507 | fi 508 | } 509 | 510 | Waddle-Name(){ 511 | local flag=2 512 | if [ $# -lt 2 ]; then 513 | echo "Enter the file/directory followed by the new name" && sleep 2s 514 | else 515 | if [ -e "$1" ]; then 516 | flag=0 517 | continue 518 | else 519 | echo "penguin don't think it exits : $1 " && sleep 2s 520 | flag=1 521 | break 522 | fi 523 | mv "$1" $2 2> /dev/null 524 | fi 525 | } 526 | 527 | Fish-Borrow(){ 528 | local flag=1 529 | eval last=\${$#} 530 | if [ -f $last ] -a [ $last != " " ]; then 531 | max_rows=0 532 | display_seq 533 | tput cup $(( $ll - 2 )) 3 534 | printf " penguin asks if you want to rewrite (Y/n) : " 535 | read -rsn1 choice 536 | if [ "$choice" = "y" ] || [ "$choice" = "Y" ] || [ "$choice" = "" ]; then 537 | echo "rewriting $last" 538 | flag=1 539 | else 540 | flag=0 541 | return 542 | fi 543 | else 544 | flag=1 545 | fi 546 | if [ -n $@ ]; then 547 | echo "penguin says invalid input," 548 | echo "select souce file/directory and give destination file/directory" && sleep 2s 549 | elif [ "$flag" -eq 1 ]; then 550 | cp -a $@ 2> /dev/null 551 | copyanim 552 | fi 553 | } 554 | 555 | Snow-Sweep(){ 556 | local inp 557 | undo="$1" 558 | undodir="$PWD" 559 | if [ $# -gt 1 ]; then 560 | echo "penguin will not delete mutiple files/folders (safety concerns ) use -t insted" && sleep 2s 561 | elif [ $# -eq 0 ]; then 562 | echo "penguin cannot delete nothing" && sleep 2s 563 | elif [ "$1" = "/" ] || [ "$1" = "//" ] ; then 564 | echo "penguin will not perform this action" && sleep 2s 565 | elif [ -e "$1" ]; then 566 | make_window 567 | tput cup $(( $ll - 2 )) 3 568 | printf " DELETE $1? (y/n) : " 569 | read -rsn1 inp 570 | if [ "$inp" = "y" ]; then 571 | mv "$1" ~/.local/share/Trash/files 2> /dev/null 572 | trash_file="$HOME/.local/share/Trash/files/$undo" 573 | printf "\nUSE -u TO UNDO CHANGES" && sleep 1s 574 | delanim 575 | fi 576 | else 577 | echo "penguin don't think $1 exits" && sleep 2s 578 | fi 579 | } 580 | 581 | Belly-Flop(){ 582 | local brow 583 | local code 584 | local inp 585 | if [ $# -gt 1 ]; then 586 | echo "penguin can not open mutiple files/folders" && sleep 2s 587 | elif [ $# -lt 1 ]; then 588 | echo "penguin has to open somthing ??" && sleep 2s 589 | elif [ -e "$1" ]; then 590 | if [[ "$1" =~ \.html$ ]]; then 591 | brow=$(grep -il "MimeType=.*text/html" /usr/share/applications/*.desktop | xargs -n 1 basename | sed 's/.desktop//') 592 | #code=$(xdg-mime query default text/plain | sed 's/.desktop//') 593 | make_window 594 | tput cup $(( $ll - 2 )) 3 595 | printf " penguin detects a html file, open with browser ? (y/n) : " 596 | read -rsn1 inp 597 | if [ "$inp" = "y" ]; then 598 | $brow "$1" 2> /dev/null 599 | else 600 | open "$1" 2> /dev/null 601 | fi 602 | elif [ -d "$1" ]; then 603 | code=$(xdg-mime query default text/plain | sed 's/.desktop//') 604 | make_window 605 | tput cup $(( $ll - 2 )) 3 606 | printf " penguin detects a Directory, open with code editor ? (y/n) : " 607 | read -rsn1 inp 608 | if [ "$inp" = "y" ]; then 609 | open "$1" 2> /dev/null 610 | else 611 | open "$1" 2> /dev/null 612 | fi 613 | else 614 | open "$1" 2> /dev/null 615 | fi 616 | else 617 | echo "penguin don't think $1 exits" && sleep 2s 618 | fi 619 | } 620 | 621 | startup(){ 622 | local ROW=$(tput lines) 623 | clear_win 624 | tput cup $(( (ROW / 2) - 4 )) 625 | cat << "EOF" 626 | __ 627 | -=(o '. 628 | '.-.\ 629 | /| \\ █▀▄ █ ▄▀▀ █▄▀ █ ██▀ ██▄ ██▀ █▀▄ █▀▄ ▀▄▀ 630 | '| || █▀ █ ▀▄▄ █ █ █▄▄ █▄▄ █▄█ █▄▄ █▀▄ █▀▄ █ 631 | _\_):,_ 632 | 633 | EOF 634 | make_window 635 | sleep 1s 636 | max_rows=0 637 | display_seq 638 | chk="no" 639 | undo="bob.penglin067" 640 | } 641 | 642 | #--------------------main--------------------# 643 | startup 644 | resize_trigger=0 645 | trap 'resize_trigger=1' SIGWINCH 646 | while true; do 647 | read -rsn1 -t 0.1 input 648 | if [ "$resize_trigger" -eq 1 ]; then 649 | input="a" 650 | resize_trigger=0 651 | fi 652 | 653 | if [ "$input" = "!" ] && [ "$chk" = "penglin" ] ; then 654 | input="a" 655 | chk="no" 656 | fi 657 | 658 | if [ "$input" = "a" ]; then 659 | max_rows=0 660 | display_seq 661 | 662 | elif [ "$input" = "h" ]; then 663 | clear_win 664 | if [[ "$flag" -eq 1 ]]; then 665 | echo "hide toggle off" && sleep 1s 666 | flag=0 667 | max_rows=0 668 | display_seq 669 | else 670 | echo "hide toggle on" && sleep 1s 671 | flag=1 672 | max_rows=0 673 | display_seq 674 | fi 675 | elif [ "$input" = "/" ]; then 676 | bob=$(fnfind 1) 677 | tput civis 678 | 679 | cd "$bob" 680 | max_rows=0 681 | display_seq 682 | elif [ "$input" = "<" ]; then 683 | 684 | cd ../ 685 | max_rows=0 686 | display_seq 687 | elif [ "$input" = "[" ]; then 688 | ll=$(tput lines) 689 | tput cup $(( $ll - 2 )) 3 690 | printf " [ back - ] home - t trash - / type location " 691 | read -rsn1 bob 692 | if [ "$bob" = "]" ]; then 693 | cd ~/ 694 | elif [ "$bob" = "[" ]; then 695 | cd - 696 | elif [ "$bob" = "t" ]; then 697 | cd ~/.local/share/Trash/files 698 | elif [ "$bob" = "/" ]; then 699 | make_window 700 | tput cup $(( $ll - 2 )) 3 701 | printf " type location : " 702 | read bob2 703 | cd "$bob2" 704 | else 705 | ll=$(tput lines) 706 | tput cup $(( $ll - 2 )) 3 707 | echo " invalid input " && sleep 1s 708 | max_rows=0 709 | display_seq 710 | fi 711 | max_rows=0 712 | display_seq 713 | if [[ "$PWD" = ~/.local/share/Trash/files ]]; then 714 | tput cup $(( $ll - 2 )) 3 715 | printf " -t TO EMPTY TRASH " 716 | fi 717 | elif [ "$input" = "m" ]; then 718 | ll=$(tput lines) 719 | if [ "$flag" = 1 ]; then 720 | bob=$(find . -maxdepth 1 -not -path '*/.*' | sed 's|^\./||'| fzf -m --layout=reverse --border=bold --border=rounded --margin=10%) 721 | elif [ "$flag" = 0 ]; then 722 | bob=$(ls -a| fzf -m --layout=reverse --border=bold --border=rounded --margin=10%) 723 | fi 724 | tput civis 725 | tput cup $(( $ll - 2 )) 3 726 | printf " enter destination folder : " 727 | read bob2 728 | Flap-Travel $bob $bob2 729 | if [ $fileanim -eq 0 ]; then 730 | moveanim 731 | fi 732 | max_rows=0 733 | display_seq 734 | elif [ "$input" = "r" ]; then 735 | ll=$(tput lines) 736 | tput cup $(( $ll - 2 )) 3 737 | bob=$(fnfind 0) 738 | tput civis 739 | printf " enter new name : " 740 | read bob2 741 | Waddle-Name "$bob" $bob2 742 | max_rows=0 743 | display_seq 744 | elif [ "$input" = "c" ]; then 745 | ll=$(tput lines) 746 | if [ "$flag" = 1 ]; then 747 | bob=$(find . -maxdepth 1 -not -path '*/.*' | sed 's|^\./||'| fzf -m --layout=reverse --border=bold --border=rounded --margin=10%) 748 | elif [ "$flag" = 0 ]; then 749 | bob=$(ls -a| fzf -m --layout=reverse --border=bold --border=rounded --margin=10%) 750 | fi 751 | tput civis 752 | tput cup $(( $ll - 2 )) 3 753 | printf " enter destination folder or coplied file name : " 754 | read bob2 755 | Fish-Borrow $bob $bob2 756 | max_rows=0 757 | display_seq 758 | elif [ "$input" = "." ]; then 759 | ll=$(tput lines) 760 | fzf -m --layout=reverse --border=bold --border=rounded --margin=10% | wl-copy 761 | tput civis 762 | tput cup $(( $ll - 2 )) 3 763 | printf " copied path " 764 | sleep 1s 765 | max_rows=0 766 | display_seq 767 | elif [ "$input" = "t" ] && [ "$bob" = "t" ]; then 768 | make_window 769 | ll=$(tput lines) 770 | tput cup $(( $ll - 2 )) 3 771 | printf " Empty TRASH (y/n) : " 772 | read -rsn1 bob 773 | if [ "$bob" = "y" ]; then 774 | rm -rf ~/.local/share/Trash/files/* 775 | trashanim 776 | fi 777 | max_rows=0 778 | display_seq 779 | elif [ "$input" = "t" ]; then 780 | make_window 781 | ll=$(tput lines) 782 | tput cup $(( ll - 2 )) 3 783 | printf " Execute command : " 784 | read bob 785 | clear_win 786 | echo "[user@pbfm]$ $bob" 787 | echo "------------" 788 | printf "\033[0;32m" 789 | bash -c "$bob" 790 | printf "\033[0m\n" 791 | read -n 1 -s -r -p "Press any key to return to the file manager ..." 792 | Line_sweep 793 | tput civis 794 | max_rows=0 795 | display_seq 796 | elif [ "$input" = "x" ]; then 797 | ll=$(tput lines) 798 | tput cup $(( $ll - 2 )) 3 799 | printf " DELETE FILE/FOLDER : " 800 | Snow-Sweep $(fnfind 0) 801 | tput civis 802 | max_rows=0 803 | display_seq 804 | elif [ "$input" = "u" ] && [ -e "$trash_file" ]; then 805 | mv "$trash_file" "$undodir" 806 | max_rows=0 807 | display_seq 808 | elif [ "$input" = "o" ]; then 809 | ll=$(tput lines) 810 | tput cup $(( $ll - 2 )) 3 811 | printf " Open Files ? : " 812 | if [ "$flag" = 1 ]; then 813 | Belly-Flop $(find . -maxdepth 1 -not -path '*/.*' | sed 's|^\./||'| fzf --layout=reverse --border=bold --border=rounded --margin=10% --preview 'file -b {} | grep -iq "text" && echo -e "Permissions: $(stat -f %Sp {})\nLinks: $(stat -f %l {})\nOwner: $(stat -f %Su {})\nGroup: $(stat -f %Sg {})\nSize: $(stat -f %z {}) bytes\nModified: $(stat -f %Sm {})\nFile: {}\n\n------ Separator Line ------\n$(cat {})" || echo -e "Permissions: $(stat -f %Sp {})\nLinks: $(stat -f %l {})\nOwner: $(stat -f %Su {})\nGroup: $(stat -f %Sg {})\nSize: $(stat -f %z {}) bytes\nModified: $(stat -f %Sm {})\nFile: {}\n\n------ Preview ------\nPenguin detects Binary file, cannot display content."') 814 | elif [ "$flag" = 0 ]; then 815 | Belly-Flop $(ls -a| fzf --layout=reverse --border=bold --border=rounded --margin=10% --preview 'file -b {} | grep -iq "text" && echo -e "Permissions: $(stat -f %Sp {})\nLinks: $(stat -f %l {})\nOwner: $(stat -f %Su {})\nGroup: $(stat -f %Sg {})\nSize: $(stat -f %z {}) bytes\nModified: $(stat -f %Sm {})\nFile: {}\n\n------ Separator Line ------\n$(cat {})" || echo -e "Permissions: $(stat -f %Sp {})\nLinks: $(stat -f %l {})\nOwner: $(stat -f %Su {})\nGroup: $(stat -f %Sg {})\nSize: $(stat -f %z {}) bytes\nModified: $(stat -f %Sm {})\nFile: {}\n\n------ Preview ------\nPenguin detects Binary file, cannot display content."') 816 | fi 817 | tput civis 818 | max_rows=0 819 | display_seq 820 | elif [ "$input" = "!" ]; then 821 | Fillaform " " "█▀▄ █ ▄▀▀ █▄▀ █ ██▀ ██▄ ██▀ █▀▄ █▀▄ ▀▄▀" "█▀ █ ▀▄▄ █ █ █▄▄ █▄▄ █▄█ █▄▄ █▀▄ █▀▄ █" "The keyboard oriented file manager" " " " for this help message" " to refresh display" " toggle hidden files" " change directory" "<<> back" "<[> quick commands" " to move files and folders" " to copy files and folders" " to rename file of folder" " to delete (use to undo)" " to open file" " to quit" "<.> to copy path" " " 822 | chk="penglin" 823 | elif [ "$input" = "q" ]; then 824 | tput cnorm 825 | break 826 | fi 827 | done 828 | 829 | ascii_wave() { 830 | frames=( 831 | "⣾" 832 | "⣽" 833 | "⣻" 834 | "⢿" 835 | "⡿" 836 | "⣟" 837 | "⣯" 838 | "⣷" 839 | ) 840 | for i in {1..16}; do 841 | printf "\r%s Disconnect matrix " "${frames[i % 8]}" 842 | sleep 0.1 843 | done 844 | echo "" 845 | for i in {1..16}; do 846 | printf "\r%s Running exit sequence " "${frames[i % 8]}" 847 | sleep 0.1 848 | done 849 | echo "" 850 | for i in {1..16}; do 851 | printf "\r%s Removing nodes " "${frames[i % 8]}" 852 | sleep 0.1 853 | done 854 | echo "" 855 | for i in {1..16}; do 856 | printf "\r%s Clearing temp variables " "${frames[i % 8]}" 857 | sleep 0.1 858 | done 859 | echo "" 860 | } 861 | 862 | clear_win 863 | ascii_wave 864 | clear_win 865 | tput cnorm 866 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /scripts/install.sh: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #!/bin/bash 2 | # ekahPruthvi (SCU) 3 | 4 | install_dir="/opt/pickle_Berry" 5 | current_dir="$(dirname "$(readlink -f "$0")")" 6 | 7 | echo "Starting install script." 8 | echo "fzf is required as a dependency, installing" 9 | pacman -Sy fzf 10 | 11 | mkdir $install_dir 12 | cp $current_dir/pbfm $install_dir/ 13 | cp $current_dir/pickleberry.png $install_dir/ 14 | cp -a $current_dir/src $install_dir/ 15 | ln -s $install_dir/pbfm /usr/bin/pbfm 16 | cat > /usr/share/applications/pickleBerry.desktop << EOF 17 | [Desktop Entry] 18 | Version=2.8.0 19 | Type=Application 20 | Name=pickleBerry 21 | Comment=File manager for the TUIfreaks!! 22 | Exec=bash $install_dir/pbfm 23 | Icon=$install_dir/pickleberry.png 24 | Terminal=true 25 | StartupNotify=false 26 | EOF 27 | 28 | ascii_wave() { 29 | frames=( 30 | "⣾" 31 | "⣽" 32 | "⣻" 33 | "⢿" 34 | "⡿" 35 | "⣟" 36 | "⣯" 37 | "⣷" 38 | ) 39 | for i in {1..12}; do 40 | printf "\r%s Moving Files " "${frames[i % 6]}" 41 | sleep 0.05 42 | done 43 | echo "" 44 | for i in {1..12}; do 45 | printf "\r%s Running install sequence " "${frames[i % 6]}" 46 | sleep 0.05 47 | done 48 | echo "" 49 | for i in {1..12}; do 50 | printf "\r%s Giving Permissions " "${frames[i % 6]}" 51 | sleep 0.05 52 | done 53 | echo "" 54 | for i in {1..12}; do 55 | printf "\r%s Making a TUIfreak excited " "${frames[i % 6]}" 56 | sleep 0.05 57 | done 58 | echo "" 59 | } 60 | 61 | ascii_wave 62 | chmod u+x /usr/share/applications/pickleBerry.desktop 63 | 64 | echo "pickleBerry installed!!" -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /scripts/uninstall.sh: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #!/bin/bash 2 | # ekahPruthvi (SCU) 3 | 4 | install_dir="/opt/pickle_Berry" 5 | desktop_file="/usr/share/applications/pickleBerry.desktop" 6 | 7 | ascii_wave() { 8 | frames=( 9 | "⣾" 10 | "⣽" 11 | "⣻" 12 | "⢿" 13 | "⡿" 14 | "⣟" 15 | "⣯" 16 | "⣷" 17 | ) 18 | for i in {1..12}; do 19 | printf "\r%s Removing binary files " "${frames[i % 6]}" 20 | sleep 0.05 21 | done 22 | echo "" 23 | for i in {1..12}; do 24 | printf "\r%s Deleting desktop files " "${frames[i % 6]}" 25 | sleep 0.05 26 | done 27 | echo "" 28 | for i in {1..12}; do 29 | printf "\r%s Dereferencing penguin " "${frames[i % 6]}" 30 | sleep 0.05 31 | done 32 | echo "" 33 | } 34 | 35 | if [ -d "$install_dir" ] && [ -e "$desktop_file" ]; then 36 | printf "Uninstalling pickleBerry" 37 | else 38 | printf "\033[0;31m!pickleBerry not installed\033[0m\n" 39 | exit 40 | fi 41 | 42 | rm -r $install_dir 43 | rm $desktop_file 44 | rm /usr/bin/pbfm 45 | ascii_wave 46 | echo "pickleBerry uninstalled :(" | pv -qL 50 47 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /src/berry_picker: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ekahPruthvi/pickle_berry/d60da71425c005668f1e85bba6225ef63f988141/src/berry_picker --------------------------------------------------------------------------------