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2 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /README.md: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | # dLine 3 | 4 | Logo dLine is a simple and powerful command-line tool that brings your calendar directly to your terminal. You can track important dates, add events quickly using APIs, calculate timespans, and manage multiple calendars—all without leaving your terminal. 5 | 6 | Designed for developers, dLine makes managing your schedule smooth and efficient. 7 | 8 | ## Features 9 | 10 | ![Features](https://i.imgur.com/RphflCb.png) 11 | 12 | - Dynamic View: 13 | Run `dline` without arguments to see the current month’s events at a glance. Past dates are shaded, future events are highlighted, and color-coded categories make it easy to navigate. You can even filter out categories for a cleaner view. 14 | 15 | - Static View: 16 | Use `dline -m yyyy/mm` to display a simple monthly calendar for any given month. Great for when you just need a clear snapshot without additional details. 17 | 18 | - Event Calculator View: 19 | Need to count workdays between two dates? `dline -w start_date end_date` does it for you, categorizing weekdays and weekends automatically. 20 | 21 | - Administration: 22 | Easily manage your calendar datasets with `dline -b`. Add, delete, update, and clean your data as needed. Switching between multiple calendars or importing public holidays is simple. There's even a way to terminate all reminder processes. 23 | 24 | On the first launch, dLine will ask for your region to fetch relevant holidays. Don't worry — you can change this later if needed. 25 | 26 | ## Introduction on YouTube: 27 | [![Introduction to dLine](https://i.imgur.com/fH5OK6P.png)](https://www.youtube.com/shorts/aZMAY2oSTks) 28 | 29 | ## Screenshots 30 | 31 | Dynamic View 32 | ![Dynamic View](https://i.imgur.com/mtJPxxb.png) 33 | 34 | Static View 35 | ![Static View](https://i.imgur.com/QdCaOBa.png) 36 | 37 | Event Calculator View 38 | ![Event Calculator View](https://i.imgur.com/qsISzkF.png) 39 | 40 | Admin 41 | ![File & Data Management](https://i.imgur.com/huT1gaL.png) 42 | 43 | ## Documentation 44 | 45 | ``` 46 | Usage: 47 | dline -a Add event (interactive mode) 48 | dline -a 2024/04/17 3 "11:30 Lunch with Lucy" Add event directly 49 | dline Show current month calendar 50 | 51 | Options: 52 | -a, --add [yyyy/mm/dd] [x] [desc] Add event. No args invokes interactive mode 53 | -b, --base Manage your data, as snapshots of your changes 54 | (file management) 55 | -c, --clean Remove old entries 56 | -d, --delete [GCA|OHA|pattern] Delete imported calendars, or local matching entries. 57 | -e, --export Export calendar to TSV format 58 | -f, --filter [x] [x] ... Toggle visibility of one or more categories 59 | -h, --help Show help 60 | -i, --import [TSV|GCA|OHA] Import events from external sources 61 | -k, --kill Terminate pending reminders 62 | -l, --legend Toggle legend display 63 | -m, --month [yyyy/mm] Show monthly calendar 64 | -o, --open Open data file in terminal editor 65 | -p, --print-details Toggle calendar details 66 | -r, --resolve Interactive dialogue to resolve deadlines 67 | -s, --school [0|1] Set school holidays as work days (0) or holidays (1) 68 | -t, --test [yyyy/mm/dd] Set "today" for testing 69 | -u, --update [GCA|OHA] | [pattern] [yyyy/mm/dd] [x] [desc] Update from APIs or local matching entries 70 | -v, --version Show version 71 | -w, --workdays [start_date] [end_date] Calculate workdays from optional start_date 72 | (default: today) to end_date 73 | -x, --xdg-open Open data file in GUI editor 74 | 75 | Event categories [x]: 76 | 1: Deadline 77 | 2: Work 78 | 3: Personal 79 | 4: Birthday & Anniversary 80 | 5: Public Holiday 81 | 6: Vacation 82 | 7: Sick Leave 83 | 8: School Holiday 84 | ``` 85 | 86 | ### Default View: 87 | 88 | 1. Automated Processes: 89 | - The Dynamic View operates autonomously, continuously monitoring your calendar data. 90 | - It doesn’t require explicit user input; hence, the name “Dynamic.” 91 | 2. Countdown to Deadlines: 92 | - The background processes diligently search for the most relevant deadlines. 93 | - It looks ahead into the foreseeable future, spanning up to 6 months or until the end of the current year (whichever is further), scanning for unresolved deadlines. 94 | - Additionally, it scans the relevant past, reaching up to 1 month ago, searching for overdue deadlines. 95 | - The goal? To present you with a countdown to the nearest most important unresolved event. 96 | 3. Foreseeable Events: 97 | - Beyond deadlines, the Dynamic View also identifies other crucial events. 98 | - It anticipates events that require your attention within a specific timeframe—up to 48 hours ahead. 99 | - If such events exist, it creates a time trigger for pop-up notifications. 100 | - Even if you restart your PC, these countdowns persist, thanks to the `at` command. 101 | 4. Maintenance and Updates: 102 | - The Dynamic View handles routine maintenance tasks. 103 | - Cleanups: Removing outdated or irrelevant data. 104 | 5. Automatic Updates: Fetching fresh calendar events from APIs. 105 | - You can configure the timing and frequency of these processes through the `.dlinerc` file. 106 | - User translations and custom color schemes are also supported, ensuring a personalized experience. 107 | 108 | In summary, the Dynamic View is your new default, proactive calendar companion, silently managing deadlines, events, and data hygiene. 109 | 110 | #### Categories Filtration: 111 | Use `dline -f` and input the category codes you wish to view or hide (e.g. `dline -f 4 6 8`). This feature simplifies your calendar, allowing you to focus on the categories that matter most to you at any given time. 112 | 113 | #### Config Files: 114 | 115 | - `.dlinerc`: system-wide settings like user translations, color themes, cleanup frequencies 116 | - `settings.json`: calendar-specific preferences 117 | 118 | #### Data File: 119 | 120 | - `events_data.txt`: Default data file, but upon creation of a new calendar, a file with a prefix is added. It's possible to switch between the existing calendars by `dline -b` > `Select`. 121 | 122 | 123 | ## Installation 124 | 125 | #### Required Dependencies: 126 | Before the first run, make sure you have: 127 | 128 | ``` 129 | https://salsa.debian.org/debian/at 130 | https://github.com/jqlang/jq 131 | ``` 132 | 133 | #### Optional Dependencies (recommended): 134 | 135 | ``` 136 | https://github.com/insanum/gcalcli 137 | https://github.com/junegunn/fzf 138 | https://github.com/pyrho/hack-font-ligature-nerd-font 139 | ``` 140 | With the right setup, dLine could integrate with your Google Calendar. By aligning your calendar categories with dLine's system, you can import events directly, making your schedule accessible locally or via Google Calendar, according to your preference. [Important resolution of a relevant issue](https://github.com/insanum/gcalcli/issues/674#issuecomment-1890388400). 141 | 142 | ### Credits: 143 | 144 | Holiday data based on [OpenHolidays API](https://www.openholidaysapi.org/) 145 | 146 | 147 | ### Minimum Requirements: 148 | 149 | Bash Version: dLine requires Bash 4.0 or newer. Older versions (e.g., Bash 3.x on macOS) will not work correctly due to unsupported features like associative arrays. 150 | 151 | - To update Bash on macOS: Use Homebrew (`brew install bash`). 152 | 153 | 154 | ### Holiday Data and Google Calendar Integration: 155 | 156 | If OpenHolidaysAPI doesn't support your country, you can still integrate holidays by: 157 | 158 | 1. Creating a [separate Google Calendar for public holidays](https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/13748345) in your region. 159 | 160 | 2. Running `dline --import GCA` to sync it with dLine. 161 | 162 | 3. Assigning the imported events to the “Public Holiday” category during the setup prompt. 163 | 164 | This process works for School Holidays and other custom calendars too! 165 | 166 | 167 | ### Filtering Events with fzf 168 | 169 | When using `dline -b`, select "View" and choose a dataset. If `fzf` is installed, it will be triggered, allowing you to filter entries interactively. For example, you can filter all meetings in June this year labeled with #projectX easily using this feature. 170 | 171 | 172 | ## Usage/Examples 173 | 174 | ```bash 175 | dline -a 2024/07/04 3 Buy milk 176 | ``` 177 | - Adding a new event (`yyyy/mm/dd x desc`), where `x` is the category code, `desc` is an arbitrary description with a special case where the description may start with `hh:mm` time format (which will eventually trigger a scheduled reminder as a popup) and may end with any hashtag (e.g. `#projectX`) for easier event handling related to a single topic. 178 | 179 | 180 | ```bash 181 | dline -d "#projectX" 182 | ``` 183 | - Deleting all events tagged with `#projectX`. 184 | 185 | 186 | ```bash 187 | dline -f 4 6 8 188 | ``` 189 | - Toggling visibility of events with codes 4 (Birthday & Anniversary), 6 (Vacation) and 8 (School Holiday). 190 | 191 | 192 | ```bash 193 | dline -i GCA 194 | ``` 195 | - Triggers an import of calendar(s) from Google Calendar in interractive mode. Read the docs from the project `gcalcli` first. The same operation will be triggered during the very first run, so you may want to run it again if you need to import a new calendar. 196 | 197 | 198 | ```bash 199 | dline -s 1 200 | ``` 201 | - In case you're a student, run this to make sure your School Holidays are shown as days off, not as work days. 202 | 203 | 204 | ```bash 205 | dline -s 0 206 | ``` 207 | - If you’re a parent, use this command to view School Holidays in your region as regular work days. It serves as a reminder to stay informed about when your kids will be off from school. 208 | 209 | 210 | ```bash 211 | dline -m 2024/10 212 | ``` 213 | - Displaying a static monthly calendar, without triggering any automatic background process. 214 | 215 | 216 | ```bash 217 | dline -w 2024/01/01 2024/12/31 218 | ``` 219 | - Once you’ve added all your calendars to dLine, you can utilize the command above to assess a specific timespan. It helps you determine the number of distinct event categories within your specified time range. This feature proves especially useful for freelancers who charge based on workdays—allowing them to calculate holidays, sick days, weekends, and workdays before providing quotes to their clients. 220 | 221 | ## Appendix 222 | 223 | Managing time effectively is key to productivity. dLine simplifies scheduling, so you can focus on what matters most. 224 | 225 | ## Easter Egg Alert 226 | Attention devs! There's a hidden Easter Egg in this project. If you find it, let us know and get featured in our "Hall of Fame". Happy coding! 🚀 227 | 228 | ## Hall of Fame 229 | [James Cuzella (@trinitronx)](https://github.com/trinitronx) 230 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /src/api/gca.sh: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #!/bin/bash 2 | 3 | # Specify your date range 4 | _gca_start_date=${TODAY////-} 5 | _gca_end_date="${next_year}-12-31" 6 | today=${_gca_start_date} 7 | # Create temporary files 8 | tempfile=$(mktemp) 9 | temp_output=$(mktemp) 10 | 11 | 12 | # Delete selected entries 13 | delete_gca_lines() { 14 | awk -v start_date="$1" -v end_date="$2" -v code="$3" ' 15 | BEGIN { FS = OFS = " " } 16 | $1 ~ /^[0-9]{4}\/[0-9]{2}\/[0-9]{2}$/ && $1 >= start_date && $1 <= end_date { 17 | if (code != "") { 18 | if ($2 == code && $0 ~ / #gc$/) { 19 | next; # Skip this line 20 | } 21 | } 22 | } 23 | { print } # Print all other lines 24 | ' "${INPUT_FILE}" >| ${tempfile} 25 | if [[ -s ${tempfile} ]]; then 26 | mv ${tempfile} ${INPUT_FILE} 27 | else 28 | rm ${tempfile} 29 | fi 30 | } 31 | 32 | 33 | # Delete the entry from the $SETTINGS 34 | delete_gca_json() { 35 | echo "Please select an imported Google Calendar to delete:" 36 | for ((i=0; i<${num_gca}; i++)); do 37 | j=$((i+1)) 38 | if [[ -n ${defaults["gca[$i][name]"]} ]]; then 39 | echo -e " [${yellow}${j}${reset}] ${defaults["gca[$i][name]"]}" 40 | else 41 | echo -e " [${yellow}${j}${reset}] Multiple calendars" 42 | fi 43 | done 44 | [[ $j -ne 1 ]] && echo -e " [${yellow}A${reset}] All calendars from above" 45 | echo -e " [${yellow}X${reset}] Cancel" 46 | echo 47 | 48 | # Infinite loop until a valid option is chosen 49 | while true; do 50 | read -p "Enter a calendar code: " choice 51 | 52 | # Check if the choice is a valid calendar "key" 53 | if [[ ( "${choice}" =~ ^[1-9][0-9]*$ && ${choice} -le ${j} && ${choice} -gt 0 ) || ${choice^^} == "A" || ${choice^^} == "X" ]]; then 54 | if [[ ${choice^^} == "A" ]]; then 55 | selected_cal="All calendars" 56 | elif [[ ${choice^^} == "X" ]]; then 57 | echo "Operation cancelled" 58 | echo 59 | return 60 | elif [[ -n ${defaults["gca[$((choice-1))][name]"]} && ${choice} -le ${j} ]]; then 61 | selected_cal="${defaults["gca[$((choice-1))][name]"]}" 62 | else 63 | selected_cal="Multiple calendars" 64 | fi 65 | echo "▸▸▸ Selected: ${selected_cal}" 66 | echo 67 | if [[ ${choice^^} == "A" ]]; then 68 | if delete_line " #gc$"; then 69 | jq 'del(.gca[] | select(.name != ""))' ${SETTINGS} > temp.json && mv temp.json ${SETTINGS} 70 | fi 71 | break 72 | elif [[ ${selected_cal} == "Multiple calendars" ]]; then 73 | delete_gca_lines ${defaults["gca[$((choice-1))][imported_date]"]} ${defaults["gca[$((choice-1))][end_date]"]} ${defaults["gca[$((choice-1))][category]"]} 74 | # Delete the entry from the JSON file 75 | jq --arg name "${defaults["gca[$((choice-1))][name]"]}" 'del(.gca[] | select(.name == $name))' ${SETTINGS} > temp.json && mv temp.json ${SETTINGS} 76 | else 77 | delete_gca_lines ${defaults["gca[$((choice-1))][imported_date]"]} ${defaults["gca[$((choice-1))][end_date]"]} 78 | # Delete the entry from the JSON file 79 | jq 'del(.gca[] | select(.name != ""))' ${SETTINGS} > temp.json && mv temp.json ${SETTINGS} 80 | fi 81 | echo -e "${yellow}${selected_cal}${reset} deleted successfully." 82 | sort_input 83 | echo 84 | break 85 | else 86 | echo "Invalid choice. Please enter a valid option." 87 | echo 88 | fi 89 | done 90 | } 91 | 92 | 93 | # Update the entry from the $SETTINGS 94 | update_gca_json() { 95 | # If no existing entry is found, append the new entry to the reminders attribute in the $SETTINGS file 96 | jq --arg name "${calendar_name}" --arg imported_date "${today}" --arg end_date "${_gca_end_date}" --arg category "${selected_code}" ' 97 | if (.gca | map(select(.name == $name)) | length > 0) 98 | then 99 | .gca |= map(if .name == $name then . + {imported_date: $imported_date, end_date: $_gca_end_date, category: $category} else . end) 100 | else 101 | .gca += [{name: $name, imported_date: $imported_date, end_date: $_gca_end_date, category: $category}] 102 | end 103 | ' "${SETTINGS}" > temp.json && mv temp.json "${SETTINGS}" 104 | } 105 | 106 | 107 | # Import Google Calendar 108 | import_gca() { 109 | if [[ -n $1 && -z $2 ]]; then 110 | arg_choice="A" 111 | selected_code="${1}" 112 | selectAll=1 113 | elif [[ ${#1} -eq 1 && -n $2 ]]; then 114 | selected_code="${1}" 115 | shift 116 | selected_calendar="$@" 117 | fi 118 | 119 | selectAll=0 120 | # Convert the variable into an array (one option per line) 121 | IFS=$'\n' read -d '' -ra calendar_array <<< "$calendars" 122 | # IFS=$'\n' read -d '' -ra calendar_array <<< "$(echo "$calendars" | awk 'NF {print substr($0, index($0, $3))}')" 123 | 124 | if [[ -z ${selected_calendar} && -z ${selected_code} ]]; then 125 | # Calculate the max number of iterations 126 | remaining_gca=$(( ${num_lines} - ${num_gca} )) 127 | [[ $remaining_gca -lt 1 ]] && remaining_gca=1 128 | for (( remaining=0; remaining<${remaining_gca}; remaining++ )); do 129 | # Display the menu 130 | echo "Please select a Google Calendar to import:" 131 | for i in "${!calendar_array[@]}"; do 132 | if [[ -n ${calendar_array[i]} && ! "${calendar_array[i]}" =~ ^[[:space:]]*$ ]]; then 133 | echo -e " [${yellow}$((i+1))${reset}] ${calendar_array[i]}" 134 | fi 135 | done 136 | [[ $i -ne 0 ]] && echo -e " [${yellow}A${reset}] All calendars above" 137 | echo -e " [${yellow}X${reset}] Don't ask me again" 138 | echo 139 | 140 | # Infinite loop until a valid option is chosen 141 | while true; do 142 | read -p "Select an option: " choice 143 | 144 | # Check if the choice is a valid integer or "x" 145 | if [[ "$choice" =~ ^[1-9][0-9]*$ && "$choice" -le "${#calendar_array[@]}" || "${choice^^}" == "A" || "${choice^^}" == "X" ]]; then 146 | if [ "${choice^^}" == "X" ]; then 147 | jq --argjson gca_skip 1 '.gca_skip = $gca_skip' $SETTINGS > tmp.$$.json && mv tmp.$$.json $SETTINGS && echo "▸▸▸ Selected: Don't ask me again" 148 | echo 149 | return 150 | elif [ "${choice^^}" == "A" ]; then 151 | selectAll=1 152 | remaining=${remaining_gca} # Prevent importing more calendars 153 | echo "▸▸▸ Selected: All calendars" 154 | echo 155 | break 156 | else 157 | selected_calendar="${calendar_array[choice-1]}" 158 | echo "▸▸▸ Selected: ${selected_calendar}" 159 | echo 160 | break 161 | fi 162 | else 163 | echo "Invalid choice. Please enter a valid option." 164 | echo 165 | fi 166 | done 167 | 168 | echo "Select a corresponding category:" 169 | jq -r '.categories | to_entries[] | select(.key != "0") | "\(.key)\t\(.value.name)"' ${SETTINGS} | awk -v yellow="${yellow}" -v reset="${reset}" 'BEGIN{FS="\t"}{printf " [%s%s%s] %s\n", yellow, $1, reset, $2}' 170 | echo 171 | 172 | # Infinite loop until a valid option is chosen 173 | while true; do 174 | read -p "Enter a category code: " choice 175 | 176 | # Check if the choice is a valid category "key" 177 | if [[ -z ${defaults["categories[${choice}][name]"]} ]]; then 178 | echo "Invalid choice. Please enter a valid option." 179 | echo 180 | else 181 | selected_code="${choice}" 182 | echo "▸▸▸ Selected: ${defaults["categories[${choice}][name]"]}" 183 | echo 184 | break 185 | fi 186 | done 187 | 188 | yes_no "Import another Google Calendar?" 189 | if [[ $user_input == "yes" ]] ; then 190 | echo 191 | else 192 | break 193 | fi 194 | done 195 | fi 196 | 197 | # Get the events from gcalcli 198 | if [[ ${selectAll} -ne 1 ]]; then 199 | events=$(gcalcli --calendar "${selected_calendar}" agenda --tsv "${_gca_start_date}" "${_gca_end_date}" | awk '{print $1, $2, substr($0, index($0, $5))}') 200 | else 201 | events=$(gcalcli agenda --tsv "${_gca_start_date}" "${_gca_end_date}" | awk '{print $1, $2, substr($0, index($0, $5))}') 202 | fi 203 | 204 | # Process each line of the events 205 | echo "$events" | while read -r line; do 206 | # Extract the date, time, and summary from the line 207 | date=$(echo $line | awk '{print $1}') 208 | time=$(echo $line | awk '{print $2}') 209 | summary=$(echo $line | cut -d' ' -f3-) 210 | 211 | # If the date is not in the correct format, use the previous date 212 | if [[ ! $date =~ ^[0-9]{4}\-[0-1]{1}[0-9]{1}\-[0-3]{1}[0-9]{1}$ || $date < $today ]]; then 213 | continue 214 | else 215 | date=${date//-//} 216 | fi 217 | 218 | # Detect birthdays, name days and anniversaries 219 | shopt -s nocasematch 220 | if [[ $summary =~ (birthday|name day|anniversary)$ ]]; then 221 | code=4 222 | else 223 | code=$selected_code 224 | fi 225 | shopt -u nocasematch 226 | 227 | # Print the formatted event 228 | if [[ $time == "00:00" ]]; then 229 | echo "$date $code $summary #gc" 230 | else 231 | echo "$date $code $time $summary #gc" 232 | fi 233 | done >| ${tempfile} 234 | 235 | # Loop through each line in the tempfile 236 | while IFS= read -r line; do 237 | # Extract the date and message, excluding the single digit code 238 | leading=$(echo "$line" | awk '{print substr($0, 1, 11)}') 239 | trailing=$(echo "$line" | awk '{print substr($0, 13)}') 240 | 241 | # Sensible cherry picking the insertion of the new events: 242 | # Check if the same event exists in the input file with any category key 243 | if ! grep "^${leading}[[:alnum:]]${trailing}$" "$INPUT_FILE" > /dev/null; then 244 | # Only if the event does not exist, append the line to the temporary output file 245 | echo "$line" >> "$temp_output" 246 | fi 247 | done < "${tempfile}" 248 | 249 | # Check if temp_output has at least one non-empty line 250 | if [ $(grep -c . "$temp_output") -gt 0 ]; then 251 | # Append the non-empty lines from temp_output to the input file 252 | grep . "$temp_output" >> "$INPUT_FILE" 253 | if [[ ${selectAll} -ne 1 ]]; then 254 | calendar_name="${selected_calendar}" 255 | update_gca_json 256 | else 257 | # All calendars are inserted under the same category 258 | for i in "${!calendar_array[@]}"; do 259 | if [[ -n ${calendar_array[$i]} && ! "${calendar_array[$i]}" =~ ^[[:space:]]*$ ]]; then 260 | calendar_name="${calendar_array[$i]}" 261 | update_gca_json 262 | fi 263 | done 264 | fi 265 | fi 266 | 267 | # Remove the temporary output file 268 | rm "$tempfile" 269 | rm "$temp_output" 270 | } 271 | 272 | gca() { 273 | # Get all calendars from gcalcli list and strip all ANSI sequences from it 274 | calendars=$(gcalcli list 2>/dev/null | awk 'NR>2 && NF {print substr($0, index($0, $3))}' | sed -E 's/\x1B\[[0-9;]*[a-zA-Z]//g') 275 | num_lines=$(echo "$calendars" | wc -l) 276 | 277 | # iterate through all end_dates and update the existing calendars only if needed 278 | # enable a flag for updating calendars 279 | # enable a flag for deleting calendars 280 | # remove the Multiple calendars option and save individual entries instead 281 | 282 | # Check if the calendars variable is not empty 283 | if [[ -n "$calendars" ]]; then 284 | if [[ -z "$@" ]]; then 285 | import_gca 286 | else 287 | import_gca "$@" 288 | fi 289 | fi 290 | } 291 | 292 | 293 | # Iterate through all outdated imported calendars and run auto update 294 | gca_auto_update() { 295 | for (( i=0; i<${#outdated_names[@]}; i++ )); do 296 | j=${outdated_index[$i]} 297 | gca "${defaults["gca[$j][category]"]}" "${defaults["gca[$j][name]"]}" 298 | done 299 | } 300 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /src/api/oha.sh: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #!/usr/bin/env bash 2 | 3 | # Define the URLs 4 | URL_countries="https://openholidaysapi.org/Countries" 5 | URL_languages="https://openholidaysapi.org/Languages" 6 | URL_subdivisions="https://openholidaysapi.org/Subdivisions?countryIsoCode=" # ${key} 7 | 8 | # Define the temporary files and the refresh period 9 | TMP_FILE_COUNTRIES="/tmp/dline_OHA_countries.json" 10 | TMP_FILE_LANGUAGES="/tmp/dline_OHA_languages.json" 11 | REFRESH_PERIOD=$((60*60*24*30*12)) # 12 months in seconds 12 | 13 | 14 | delete_oha() { 15 | # Delete all instances of imported entries from OpenHolidaysAPI 16 | if delete_line " #oh$"; then 17 | # Reset 'oha_imported' from the $LOGS_FILE 18 | current_date_dd="" 19 | update_api_date_log 20 | # Reset 'oha_country_iso' from the $LOGS_FILE 21 | key="" 22 | update_oha_country_log 23 | # Reset 'oha_language_iso' from the $LOGS_FILE 24 | language_key="" 25 | update_oha_language_log 26 | # Reset 'oha_subdivision_iso' from the $LOGS_FILE 27 | subdivision_isoCode="" 28 | update_oha_subdivision_log 29 | fi 30 | } 31 | 32 | 33 | input_language() { 34 | # Get the available languages for the selected key from the countries data 35 | official_languages=$(echo "$content_countries" | jq -r --arg key "$key" '.[] | select(.isoCode==$key) | .officialLanguages[]') 36 | 37 | # Initialize an array to store the language options 38 | language_options=() 39 | 40 | # Add English as the first option 41 | language_options+=("EN English") 42 | 43 | # Loop through the official languages 44 | for language_key in $official_languages; do 45 | # Skip if the language key is EN since we already added English 46 | if [ "$language_key" != "EN" ]; then 47 | # Get the English name of the language from the languages data 48 | language_name=$(echo "$content_languages" | jq -r --arg key "$language_key" '.[] | select(.isoCode==$key) | .name[] | select(.language=="EN") | .text') 49 | 50 | # Add the language option to the array 51 | language_options+=("${language_key} ${language_name}") 52 | fi 53 | done 54 | 55 | # Print the available languages with formatting and a tab separator 56 | echo "Available Languages:" 57 | for line in "${language_options[@]}"; do 58 | language_key=$(echo "${line}" | cut -d' ' -f1) 59 | language_name=$(echo "${line}" | cut -d' ' -f2-) 60 | echo -e " [${yellow}${language_key}${reset}] ${language_name}" 61 | done 62 | 63 | # Initialize a variable to keep track of whether the user's selection is valid 64 | valid=false 65 | echo 66 | 67 | # Loop until the user's selection is valid 68 | while [ "$valid" = false ]; do 69 | # Prompt the user to choose a language 70 | read -p "Please choose a language from the list above (enter the value in square brackets): " language_key 71 | 72 | # Convert the user's input to uppercase 73 | language_key=${language_key^^} 74 | 75 | # Validate the user's input 76 | for line in "${language_options[@]}"; do 77 | language_isoCode=$(echo "${line}" | cut -d' ' -f1) 78 | language_name=$(echo "${line}" | cut -d' ' -f2-) 79 | if [[ "${language_isoCode^^}" == "${language_key}" ]]; then 80 | echo "▸▸▸ Selected: ${language_name}" 81 | echo 82 | valid=true 83 | break 84 | fi 85 | done 86 | 87 | if [ "$valid" = false ]; then 88 | echo "Invalid selection. Please enter a language code from the list." 89 | echo 90 | fi 91 | done 92 | } 93 | 94 | 95 | input_country() { 96 | # Use jq to parse the JSON and print the key-name pairs 97 | keys=$(echo "${content_countries}" | jq -r '.[] | "\(.isoCode) \(.name[] | select(.language=="EN") .text)"') 98 | 99 | # Add an option for "Other" or "Not listed" 100 | keys+=$(echo -e "\nX Other (Not listed)") 101 | 102 | # Print the key-name pairs 103 | echo "Available countries:" 104 | while IFS= read -r line; do 105 | key=$(echo "${line}" | cut -d' ' -f1) 106 | name=$(echo "${line}" | cut -d' ' -f2-) 107 | echo -e " [${yellow}${key}${reset}]\t${name}" 108 | done <<< "$keys" 109 | 110 | # Initialize a variable to keep track of whether the user's selection is valid 111 | valid=false 112 | echo 113 | 114 | # Loop until the user's selection is valid 115 | while [ "$valid" = false ]; do 116 | # Prompt the user to choose a key 117 | read -p "Please choose a key from the list above: " key 118 | key=${key^^} 119 | 120 | # Validate the user's input 121 | while IFS= read -r line; do 122 | country_isoCode=$(echo "${line}" | cut -d' ' -f1) 123 | country_name=$(echo "${line}" | cut -d' ' -f2-) 124 | if [ "${key}" == "${country_isoCode^^}" ]; then 125 | echo "▸▸▸ Selected: ${country_name}" 126 | echo 127 | valid=true 128 | break 129 | fi 130 | done <<< "${keys}" 131 | if [ "$valid" = false ]; then 132 | echo "Invalid selection. Please enter a country code from the list." 133 | echo 134 | fi 135 | 136 | done 137 | } 138 | 139 | input_subdivisions() { 140 | # Define the URL for subdivisions 141 | URL_subdivisions+="${key}" 142 | TMP_FILE_SUBDIVISIONS="/tmp/dline_OHA_${key}_subdivisions.json" 143 | 144 | # Fetch the data for subdivisions 145 | fetch_data "$URL_subdivisions" "$TMP_FILE_SUBDIVISIONS" 146 | 147 | # Read the content from the temporary file 148 | content_subdivisions=$(cat "$TMP_FILE_SUBDIVISIONS") 149 | 150 | # Get the available subdivisions for the selected key 151 | subdivisions=$(echo "$content_subdivisions" | jq -r --arg lang "$language_key" '.[] | "\(.isoCode) \(.shortName) \(.name[] | select(.language==$lang) .text)"') 152 | 153 | # Check if there are any subdivisions 154 | if [ -n "$subdivisions" ]; then 155 | # Print the available subdivisions with formatting and a tab separator 156 | echo "Available Subdivisions:" 157 | while IFS= read -r line; do 158 | isoCodeSubdivision=$(echo "${line}" | cut -d' ' -f1) 159 | subdivision=$(echo "${line}" | cut -d' ' -f2) 160 | name=$(echo "${line}" | cut -d' ' -f3-) 161 | echo -e " [${yellow}${subdivision}${reset}]\t${name}" 162 | done <<< "${subdivisions}" 163 | 164 | # Initialize a variable to keep track of whether the user's selection is valid 165 | valid=false 166 | echo 167 | 168 | # Loop until the user's selection is valid 169 | while [ "$valid" = false ]; do 170 | # Prompt the user to choose a subdivision 171 | read -p "Please choose a subdivision from the list above: " subdivision 172 | subdivision=${subdivision^^} 173 | 174 | # Validate the user's input 175 | while IFS= read -r line; do 176 | subdivision_isoCode=$(echo "${line}" | cut -d' ' -f1) 177 | subdivision_shortName=$(echo "${line}" | cut -d' ' -f2) 178 | subdivision_name=$(echo "${line}" | cut -d' ' -f3-) 179 | if [ "${subdivision}" == "${subdivision_shortName^^}" ]; then 180 | echo "▸▸▸ Selected: ${subdivision_name}" 181 | echo 182 | valid=true 183 | break 184 | fi 185 | done <<< "${subdivisions}" 186 | if [ "$valid" = false ]; then 187 | echo "Invalid selection. Please enter a subdivision code from the list." 188 | echo 189 | fi 190 | done 191 | fi 192 | } 193 | 194 | 195 | export_public_holiday() { 196 | URL_public_holiday="https://openholidaysapi.org/PublicHolidays?countryIsoCode=${key}&languageIsoCode=${language_key}&validFrom=${current_year}-01-01&validTo=${next2_year}-12-31" 197 | TMP_FILE_PUBLIC_HOLIDAY="/tmp/dline_OHA_${key}_${language_key}_${current_year}_public_holiday.json" 198 | 199 | # Fetch the data for public holiday 200 | fetch_data "$URL_public_holiday" "$TMP_FILE_PUBLIC_HOLIDAY" 201 | 202 | # Read the content from the temporary file 203 | content_public_holiday=$(cat "$TMP_FILE_PUBLIC_HOLIDAY") 204 | 205 | # Get the public holidays for the selected country from the JSON data 206 | public_holidays=$(echo "$content_public_holiday" | jq -r --arg key "$key" --arg lang "$language_key" --arg sub "$subdivision" '.[] | select(.nationwide==true or (.subdivisions[]? | .shortName==$sub)) | "\(.startDate) \(.endDate) \(.name[] | select(.language==$lang) | .text)"') 207 | 208 | # Write the public holidays to a file 209 | while IFS= read -r line; do 210 | start_date=$(echo "$line" | cut -d' ' -f1) 211 | end_date=$(echo "$line" | cut -d' ' -f2) 212 | name=$(echo "$line" | cut -d' ' -f3-) 213 | 214 | # Skip invalid entries 215 | if [[ -z "$start_date" || -z "$end_date" || -z "$name" ]]; then 216 | continue 217 | fi 218 | 219 | # If the start date and end date are different, add multiple entries 220 | if [ "$start_date" != "$end_date" ]; then 221 | current_date="$start_date" 222 | while [ "$current_date" != "$end_date" ]; do 223 | # Check if the entry already exists in the file 224 | if ! grep -q "^${current_date//-//} 5 $name #oh$" $INPUT_FILE; then 225 | echo "${current_date//-//} 5 $name #oh" >> $INPUT_FILE 226 | fi 227 | current_date=$(date -I -d "$current_date + 1 day") 228 | done 229 | fi 230 | 231 | # Check if the entry already exists in the file 232 | if ! grep -q "^${end_date//-//} 5 $name #oh$" $INPUT_FILE; then 233 | echo "${end_date//-//} 5 $name #oh" >> $INPUT_FILE 234 | fi 235 | done <<< "$public_holidays" 236 | } 237 | 238 | 239 | export_school_holiday() { 240 | subdivision_isoCode="$(echo "${subdivision_isoCode}" | xargs)" 241 | if [[ -z "${subdivision_isoCode}" || "${subdivision_isoCode}" =~ ^0 ]]; then 242 | subdivision_isoCode="${oha_subdivision_iso}" 243 | fi 244 | language_isoCode="$(echo "${language_isoCode}" | xargs)" 245 | if [[ -z "${language_isoCode}" || "${language_isoCode}" =~ ^0 ]]; then 246 | language_isoCode="${oha_language_iso}" 247 | fi 248 | 249 | URL_school_holiday="https://openholidaysapi.org/SchoolHolidays?countryIsoCode=${key}&subdivisionCode=${subdivision_isoCode}&languageIsoCode=${language_isoCode}&validFrom=${current_year}-01-01&validTo=${next2_year}-12-31" 250 | TMP_FILE_SCHOOL_HOLIDAY="/tmp/dline_OHA_${key}_${subdivision_isoCode}_${language_isoCode}_${current_year}_school_holiday.json" 251 | 252 | # Fetch the data for school holiday 253 | fetch_data "$URL_school_holiday" "$TMP_FILE_SCHOOL_HOLIDAY" 254 | 255 | # Read the content from the temporary file 256 | content_school_holiday=$(cat "$TMP_FILE_SCHOOL_HOLIDAY") 257 | 258 | # Get the school holidays for the selected country from the JSON data 259 | school_holidays=$(echo "$content_school_holiday" | jq -r --arg key "$key" --arg lang "$language_key" --arg sub "$subdivision" '.[] | select(.nationwide==true or (.subdivisions[]? | .shortName==$sub)) | "\(.startDate) \(.endDate) \(.name[] | select(.language==$lang) | .text)"') 260 | 261 | # Write the school holidays to a file 262 | while IFS= read -r line; do 263 | start_date=$(echo "$line" | cut -d' ' -f1) 264 | end_date=$(echo "$line" | cut -d' ' -f2) 265 | name=$(echo "$line" | cut -d' ' -f3-) 266 | 267 | # Skip invalid entries 268 | if [[ -z "$start_date" || -z "$end_date" || -z "$name" ]]; then 269 | continue 270 | fi 271 | 272 | # If the start date and end date are different, add multiple entries 273 | if [ "$start_date" != "$end_date" ]; then 274 | current_date="$start_date" 275 | while [ "$current_date" != "$end_date" ]; do 276 | # Check if the entry already exists in the file 277 | if ! grep -q "^${current_date//-//} 8 $name #oh$" $INPUT_FILE; then 278 | echo "${current_date//-//} 8 $name #oh" >> $INPUT_FILE 279 | fi 280 | current_date=$(date -I -d "$current_date + 1 day") 281 | done 282 | fi 283 | 284 | # Check if the entry already exists in the file 285 | if ! grep -q "^${end_date//-//} 8 $name #oh$" $INPUT_FILE; then 286 | echo "${end_date//-//} 8 $name #oh" >> $INPUT_FILE 287 | fi 288 | done <<< "$school_holidays" 289 | } 290 | 291 | 292 | # Function to fetch data from a URL and save it to a temporary file 293 | fetch_data() { 294 | local url=${1} 295 | local tmp_file=${2} 296 | 297 | # Check if the temporary file exists and is not older than the refresh period 298 | if [[ ! -f "${tmp_file}" || $(($(date +%s) - $(date +%s -r "${tmp_file}"))) -gt $REFRESH_PERIOD ]]; then 299 | # Use curl to get the content from the URL and save it to the temporary file 300 | curl -s "${url}" -H "accept: text/json" >| "${tmp_file}" 301 | fi 302 | } 303 | 304 | 305 | update_api_date_log() { 306 | jq --arg current_date_dd "$current_date_dd" '.oha_imported = $current_date_dd' $SETTINGS > tmp.$$.json && mv tmp.$$.json $SETTINGS 307 | } 308 | 309 | 310 | update_oha_country_log() { 311 | jq --arg country_iso "$key" '.oha_country_iso = $country_iso' $SETTINGS > tmp.$$.json && mv tmp.$$.json $SETTINGS 312 | } 313 | 314 | 315 | update_oha_language_log() { 316 | jq --arg language_iso "$language_key" '.oha_language_iso = $language_iso' $SETTINGS > tmp.$$.json && mv tmp.$$.json $SETTINGS 317 | } 318 | 319 | 320 | update_oha_subdivision_log() { 321 | jq --arg subdivision_iso "$subdivision_isoCode" '.oha_subdivision_iso = $subdivision_iso' $SETTINGS > tmp.$$.json && mv tmp.$$.json $SETTINGS 322 | } 323 | 324 | 325 | oha() { 326 | # Fetch the data 327 | fetch_data "${URL_countries}" "${TMP_FILE_COUNTRIES}" 328 | fetch_data "${URL_languages}" "${TMP_FILE_LANGUAGES}" 329 | 330 | # Read the content from the temporary files 331 | content_countries=$(cat "$TMP_FILE_COUNTRIES") 332 | content_languages=$(cat "$TMP_FILE_LANGUAGES") 333 | 334 | oha_country_iso="$(echo "${oha_country_iso}" | xargs)" 335 | if [[ -z "${oha_country_iso}" || "${oha_country_iso}" =~ ^0 || "${1^^}" == "IMPORT" ]]; then 336 | input_country 337 | update_oha_country_log 338 | else 339 | key=$oha_country_iso 340 | fi 341 | if [[ ${key^^} == "X" ]]; then 342 | return 0 343 | fi 344 | oha_language_iso="$(echo "${oha_language_iso}" | xargs)" 345 | if [[ -z "${oha_language_iso}" || "${oha_language_iso}" =~ ^0 || "${1^^}" == "IMPORT" ]]; then 346 | input_language 347 | update_oha_language_log 348 | else 349 | language_key=$oha_language_iso 350 | fi 351 | oha_subdivision_iso="$(echo "${oha_subdivision_iso}" | xargs)" 352 | if [[ -z "${oha_subdivision_iso}" || "${oha_subdivision_iso}" =~ ^0 || "${1^^}" == "IMPORT" ]]; then 353 | input_subdivisions 354 | update_oha_subdivision_log 355 | else 356 | subdivision_isoCode=$oha_subdivision_iso 357 | fi 358 | export_public_holiday 359 | if [[ -z $@ ]]; then 360 | yes_no "Download school holidays for your region?" 361 | else 362 | yes_no "Download updates on school holidays for your region?" 363 | fi 364 | if [[ $user_input == "yes" ]]; then 365 | export_school_holiday 366 | fi 367 | echo "OpenHolidaysAPI: Operation completed." 368 | echo 369 | } 370 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /dline: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #!/usr/bin/env bash 2 | declare -A MSG 3 | declare -A defaults 4 | declare -A report_workday 5 | declare -A report_weekend 6 | 7 | # NOTE: Configuration settings 8 | # If you would like to translate the output to your own language 9 | # copy/paste the content below into the new file called `.dlinerc` 10 | # and place it into the same directory with this script. 11 | # The file will be ignored from git, so you could freely edit all the values 12 | # from the associative array $MSG within the `.dlinerc` file which will override 13 | # all the default values below. 14 | 15 | MSG['progress']="Progress" 16 | MSG['day']="Day" 17 | MSG['week']="Week" 18 | MSG['today']="Today" 19 | MSG['time']="Time" 20 | MSG['day_singular']="day" 21 | MSG['day_plural']="days" 22 | 23 | MSG['days_until_the']="days until the" 24 | MSG['until_the']="until the" 25 | MSG['new_year']="New Year" 26 | 27 | MSG['workdays_left']="workdays left" 28 | MSG['days_until_deadline']="days until deadline" 29 | MSG['until_deadline']="until deadline" 30 | MSG['happy_new_year']="We made it! ☃️" 31 | MSG['soon']="Hurry up! 😊" 32 | MSG['overdue']="Time overdue (in days)" 33 | 34 | MSG['date_format']="YYYY/MM/DD" 35 | MSG['default_desc']="11:30 Lunch with Lucy" 36 | MSG['new_date']="New event date" 37 | MSG['new_date_zsh']="New event date [%B%F{yellow}${MSG['date_format']}%f]: " 38 | MSG['new_desc']="Event description" 39 | MSG['new_desc_zsh']="Event description [%B%F{yellow}${MSG['default_desc']}%f]: " 40 | MSG['start_date']="Start date" 41 | MSG['start_date_zsh']="Start date [%B%F{yellow}${MSG['date_format']}%f]: " 42 | MSG['end_date']="End date" 43 | MSG['end_date_zsh']="End date [%B%F{yellow}${MSG['date_format']}%f]: " 44 | 45 | # Color configuration could be also altered within .dlinerc 46 | alert="\033[38;5;167m" # Orange 47 | effect_blink="\033[5m" # Blinking text 48 | effect_crossed_out="\033[9m" # Crossed-out text 49 | color_header="\033[38;5;109m" # Bright Blue 50 | color_past_dates="\033[38;5;67m" # Dark Cyan 51 | color_past_months="\033[38;5;109m" # Bright Blue 52 | color_today="\033[38;5;233;48;5;67m" # Dark Cyan background with Black text 53 | color_future_dates="\033[0;30m" # Black 54 | color_weekends="\033[38;5;240m" # Gray 55 | color_current_month="\033[1;38;5;67m" # Bright Cyan 56 | color_line_highlight="\033[38;5;239m" # Dark Gray 57 | color_line="\033[0;30m" # Black 58 | color_resolved_cal="\033[38;5;246;48;5;236m" # Gray background with Light Gray text 59 | color_deadline_cal="\033[38;5;233;48;5;131m" # Dark Magenta background with Black text 60 | color_work_cal="\033[38;5;233;48;5;173m" # Orange background with Black text 61 | color_personal_cal="\033[38;5;233;48;5;101m" # Dark Red background with Black text 62 | color_birthday_cal="\033[38;5;233;48;5;66m" # Bright Blue background with Black text 63 | color_public_holiday_cal="\033[38;5;96m" # Dark Cyan 64 | color_school_holiday_cal="\033[38;5;139m" # Dark Magenta 65 | color_school_holiday_cal_parent="\033[38;5;102m" # Dark Gray 66 | color_vacation_cal="\033[38;5;139m" # Dark Magenta 67 | color_sick_leave_cal="\033[38;5;96m" # Dark Cyan 68 | color_resolved="\033[38;5;243m" # Dark Gray 69 | color_deadline="\033[38;5;167m" # Orange 70 | color_work="\033[38;5;173m" # Orange 71 | color_personal="\033[38;5;143m" # Dark Yellow 72 | color_birthday="\033[38;5;66m" # Bright Blue 73 | color_public_holiday="\033[38;5;96m" # Dark Cyan 74 | color_school_holiday="\033[38;5;139m" # Dark Magenta 75 | color_vacation="\033[38;5;139m" # Dark Magenta 76 | color_sick_leave="\033[38;5;96m" # Dark Cyan 77 | reset="\033[0m" # Reset color 78 | green="\033[0;32m" # Green 79 | yellow="\033[0;33m" # Yellow 80 | 81 | bullet_resolved="\xe2\x9c\x93" 82 | bullet_deadline="\xe2\x96\xa3" 83 | bullet_work="\xe2\x97\x8f" 84 | bullet_personal="\xe2\x97\x8f" 85 | bullet_birthday="\xe2\x97\x8f" 86 | bullet_public_holiday="\xe2\x98\x85" 87 | bullet_vacation="\xe2\x98\x85" 88 | bullet_sick_leave="\xe2\x96\xbd" 89 | bullet_school="\xe2\x97\x86" 90 | 91 | # Default time span for the next entry 92 | DEFAULT_DAYS_AHEAD=28 93 | # Default setting in months to determine when to trigger the next cleanup 94 | # Set to 0 for 'never perform automatic cleanup' 95 | DEFAULT_CLEANUP_FREQUENCY=6 96 | # Set a max. length that should be used for printing a calendar 97 | MAX_LINE_LENGTH=92 98 | # Hide past events in monthly details (Dynamic View) 99 | HIDE_PAST_EVENTS=0 100 | # Hide future events in monthly details (Dynamic View) 101 | HIDE_FUTURE_EVENTS=0 102 | 103 | # --- Don't modify anything below this line --- 104 | 105 | assign_globals() { 106 | last_overdue_date=${defaults["process_overdues"]} 107 | last_scheduled_date=${defaults["scheduled_cleanup"]} 108 | oha_last_imported=${defaults["oha_imported"]} 109 | oha_country_iso=${defaults["oha_country_iso"]} 110 | oha_language_iso=${defaults["oha_language_iso"]} 111 | oha_subdivision_iso=${defaults["oha_subdivision_iso"]} 112 | gca_skip=${defaults["gca_skip"]} 113 | verbose=${defaults["verbose"]} 114 | school=${defaults["school"]} 115 | legend=${defaults["legend"]} 116 | } 117 | 118 | 119 | SCRIPTPATH="$( 120 | cd -- "$(dirname "$0")" >/dev/null 2>&1 121 | pwd -P 122 | )" 123 | 124 | # Check if the file .dlinerc exists and source it if possible 125 | CONF="${SCRIPTPATH}/.dlinerc" 126 | if [ -f "$CONF" ]; then 127 | source ${CONF} 128 | fi 129 | 130 | UTILS="src/utils" 131 | DATA="src/data" 132 | API="src/api" 133 | default_filename="events_data.txt" 134 | default_log="settings.json" 135 | default_tsv="events_data.tsv" 136 | 137 | CONFIG_FILE=${SCRIPTPATH}/${DATA}/defaults.json 138 | ICON_FILE=${SCRIPTPATH}/${DATA}/dline_icon.png 139 | TSV_FILE=${SCRIPTPATH}/${DATA}/${default_tsv} 140 | DEFAULT_SETTINGS=${SCRIPTPATH}/${DATA}/${default_log} 141 | SETTINGS=${DEFAULT_SETTINGS} 142 | 143 | # Check if the DEFAULT_SETTINGS is empty then initialize it 144 | if [[ ! -s $DEFAULT_SETTINGS ]]; then 145 | cp ${CONFIG_FILE} ${DEFAULT_SETTINGS} 146 | fi 147 | 148 | LOCALE_FMT=$(locale -k LC_TIME | grep ^d_fmt | cut -d= -f2 | tr -d '"' | sed -e 's/y/Y/') 149 | 150 | current_date=$(date "+%Y/%m/%d %Y-%m-%d %H:%M") 151 | IFS=' ' read -r -a date_parts <<< "$current_date" 152 | 153 | TODAY=${date_parts[0]} 154 | current_date_dd=${date_parts[1]} 155 | CURRENT_TIME=${date_parts[2]} 156 | current_year=${TODAY:0:4} 157 | next_year=$((current_year + 1)) 158 | next2_year=$((current_year + 2)) 159 | 160 | REMINDERS_SET=0 # Initialize a flag 161 | REMINDER_DESC="" # Insert the bell icon into description 162 | num_gca=0 # Number of imported Google Calendars 163 | num_reminders=0 # Number of reminders 164 | num_categories=0 # Number of categories 165 | # Get current year and next year 166 | 167 | # Pass for the dcal function that combines several modes of operation 168 | ENFORCE="69kyI1l4FmC" 169 | CUSTOM_RANGE_KEY="u2XtbEVsfR" 170 | mode="" 171 | 172 | # Global variable to store all expired events 173 | lines="" 174 | # Regular expression for date validation (format: YYYY/MM/DD) 175 | date_regex="^[0-9]{4}/[0-9]{2}/[0-9]{2}$" 176 | 177 | source ${SCRIPTPATH}/${UTILS}/_model.sh 178 | source ${SCRIPTPATH}/${UTILS}/_controller.sh 179 | source ${SCRIPTPATH}/${UTILS}/_view.sh 180 | 181 | # Set the "active_file" from the default JSON file only 182 | json=$(jq -r '.' "${DEFAULT_SETTINGS}") 183 | defaults["active_file"]=$(echo "$json" | jq -r ".active_file") 184 | 185 | # Initialize the file for user's data 186 | INPUT_FILE=${SCRIPTPATH}/${DATA}/${default_filename} 187 | filename_from_json=${SCRIPTPATH}/${DATA}/${defaults["active_file"]} 188 | if [[ "${defaults["active_file"]}" != "" ]]; then 189 | INPUT_FILE="${filename_from_json}" 190 | else 191 | jq --arg file "${default_filename}" '.active_file = $file' ${DEFAULT_SETTINGS} > tmp.$$.json && mv tmp.$$.json ${DEFAULT_SETTINGS} 192 | fi 193 | 194 | if [[ ! -e ${INPUT_FILE} ]]; then 195 | touch ${INPUT_FILE} 196 | fi 197 | 198 | length=${#default_filename} 199 | if [[ "${default_filename}" != "${defaults["active_file"]}" ]]; then 200 | length=$((length+1)) # account for the "_" character 201 | fi 202 | prefix="${defaults["active_file"]:0:$((${#defaults["active_file"]}-length))}" 203 | if [[ "${prefix}" != "" ]]; then 204 | SETTINGS="${SCRIPTPATH}/${DATA}/${prefix}_${default_log}" 205 | TSV_FILE="${SCRIPTPATH}/${DATA}/${prefix}_${default_tsv}" 206 | fi 207 | # Check if the DEFAULT_SETTINGS is empty then initialize it 208 | if [[ ! -s $SETTINGS ]]; then 209 | cp ${CONFIG_FILE} ${SETTINGS} 210 | # Delete "active_file" from the non-default JSON files 211 | jq 'del(.active_file)' ${SETTINGS} > temp.json && mv temp.json ${SETTINGS} 212 | fi 213 | 214 | parse_json 215 | assign_globals 216 | 217 | # NOTE: This requires GNU getopt. On Mac OS X and FreeBSD, you have to install this 218 | # separately. 219 | 220 | # Option defaults 221 | OPT="" 222 | 223 | # Script version 224 | version="0.1.8-beta1" 225 | 226 | # getopts string 227 | # This string needs to be updated with the single character options (e.g. -f) 228 | opts="-o a:b:c:d:e:f:i:l:k:m:o:p:r:s:t:u:v:h:w:x -l add:,base,cleanup,delete:,export,filter:,import:,legend,kill,month:,open,print-details,resolve,school:,test:,update:,version,help,workdays:,xdg-open" 229 | 230 | # Gets the command name without path 231 | cmd() { echo $(basename $0); } 232 | 233 | # Prints an error message 234 | error() { 235 | echo "`cmd`: Extra arguments -- $*" 236 | echo "Try `cmd` -h' for more information." 237 | exit 1 238 | } 239 | 240 | # Help command output 241 | usage() { 242 | IFS="/" 243 | output1=$(date -d "+15 days" "+%Y/%m/%d") 244 | # Use the read command to split the output into separate variables 245 | read year month day <<< "$output1" 246 | unset IFS 247 | echo "\ 248 | Usage: 249 | `cmd` -a; Add event (interactive mode) 250 | `cmd` -a ${year}/${month}/${day} 3 \"11:30 Lunch with Lucy\"; Add event directly 251 | `cmd`; Show current month calendar 252 | ; 253 | Options: 254 | -a, --add [yyyy/mm/dd] [x] [desc]; Add event. No args invokes interactive mode 255 | -b, --base; Manage your data, as snapshots of your changes 256 | ; (file management) 257 | -c, --clean; Remove old entries 258 | -d, --delete [GCA|OHA|pattern]; Delete imported calendars, or local matching entries. 259 | -e, --export; Export calendar to TSV format 260 | -f, --filter [x] [x] ...; Toggle visibility of one or more categories 261 | -h, --help; Show help 262 | -i, --import [TSV|GCA|OHA]; Import events from external sources 263 | -k, --kill; Terminate pending reminders 264 | -l, --legend; Toggle legend display 265 | -m, --month [yyyy/mm]; Show monthly calendar 266 | -o, --open; Open data file in terminal editor 267 | -p, --print-details; Toggle calendar details 268 | -r, --resolve; Interactive dialogue to resolve deadlines 269 | -s, --school [0|1]; Set school holidays as work days (0) or holidays (1) 270 | -t, --test [yyyy/mm/dd]; Set \"today\" for testing 271 | -u, --update [GCA|OHA] | [pattern] [yyyy/mm/dd] [x] [desc]; Update from APIs or local matching entries 272 | -v, --version; Show version 273 | -w, --workdays [start_date] [end_date]; Calculate workdays from optional start_date 274 | ; (default: today) to end_date 275 | -x, --xdg-open; Open data file in GUI editor 276 | " | column -t -s ";" 277 | 278 | echo 279 | echo "Event categories [x]:" 280 | view_categories | sed 's/^/ /' 281 | } 282 | 283 | 284 | # Error message 285 | error() { 286 | echo "`cmd`: invalid option -- '$1'" 287 | echo "Try '`cmd` -h' for more information." 288 | exit 1 289 | } 290 | 291 | # Sort the input file 292 | sort_input() { 293 | # Remove duplicate lines, empty lines and sort the file 294 | sort -u -o $INPUT_FILE $INPUT_FILE 295 | sed -i '/^$/d' $INPUT_FILE 296 | } 297 | 298 | # There's two passes here. The first pass handles the long options and 299 | # any short option that is already in canonical form. The second pass 300 | # uses `getopt` to canonicalize any remaining short options and handle 301 | # them 302 | for pass in 1 2; do 303 | while [ -n "$1" ]; do 304 | case $1 in 305 | --) 306 | shift 307 | break 308 | ;; 309 | -*) case $1 in 310 | -b | --clean) b="set" ;; 311 | -c | --clean) c="set" ;; 312 | -d | --delete) 313 | d="set" 314 | shift 315 | PATTERN="$1" 316 | case "${PATTERN^^}" in 317 | "GCA"|"OHA") 318 | if [ -n "$2" ]; then 319 | error "$@" 320 | fi 321 | ;; 322 | *) 323 | if [ -z "$PATTERN" ]; then 324 | error "$PATTERN" 325 | fi 326 | ;; 327 | esac 328 | ;; 329 | -e | --export) e="set" ;; 330 | -f | --filter) 331 | f="set" 332 | CODES=() 333 | shift 334 | # If no arguments provided after -f 335 | if [[ "$1" == -* || -z "$1" ]]; then 336 | toggle_show 337 | error "missing event category key" 338 | else 339 | while (( "$#" )); do 340 | CODE="$1" 341 | if [[ -n ${CODE} ]]; then 342 | if [[ -z ${defaults["categories[${CODE}][name]"]} ]]; then 343 | error "invalid category: ${CODE}" 344 | else 345 | # Store the valid categories in an array 346 | CODES+=("$CODE") 347 | fi 348 | fi 349 | shift 350 | done 351 | fi 352 | ;; 353 | -t | --test) 354 | t="set" 355 | shift 356 | DATE_PART=${1} 357 | shift 358 | TIME_PART=${2} 359 | if [[ ! ${DATE_PART} =~ ${date_regex} ]] || [[ -n $TIME_PART && ! $TIME_PART =~ ^[0-9]{2}:[0-9]{2}$ ]]; then 360 | # if [[ -n $TIME_PART && ! $TIME_PART =~ ^[0-9]{2}:[0-9]{2}$ ]]; then echo "TRUE"; else echo "FALSE"; fi 361 | error "${DATE_PART} ${TIME_PART}" 362 | fi 363 | ;; 364 | -a | --add) 365 | a="set" 366 | shift 367 | DLINE="$1" 368 | shift 369 | CODE="$1" 370 | shift 371 | NEW_LINE="$@" 372 | now=$(date -d "today 00:00:00" "+%s") 373 | if [[ -n "${DLINE}" ]] && [[ ! "${DLINE}" =~ ${date_regex} || $(date -d "${DLINE}" "+%s") -lt $now ]] || ! ( [[ -z "${DLINE}" && -z "${CODE}" && -z "${NEW_LINE}" ]] || [[ -n "${DLINE}" && -n "${CODE}" && -n "${NEW_LINE}" ]] ); then 374 | if [[ $(date -d "${DLINE}" "+%s") -lt $now ]]; then 375 | error "Adding events in the past?" 376 | elif [[ -n ${defaults["categories[$CODE][name]"]} ]]; then 377 | error "Invalid category: ${CODE}" 378 | fi 379 | error "${DLINE} ${CODE} ${NEW_LINE}" 380 | fi 381 | ;; 382 | -i | --import) 383 | i="set" 384 | shift 385 | TYPE="$1" 386 | case "${TYPE^^}" in 387 | "TSV"|"GCA"|"OHA") 388 | ;; 389 | *) 390 | error "$TYPE" 391 | ;; 392 | esac 393 | ;; 394 | -l | --legend) l="set" ;; 395 | -k | --kill) k="set" ;; 396 | -m | --month) 397 | m="set" 398 | shift 399 | MONTH="$1" 400 | if [[ ! ${MONTH} =~ ^[0-9]{4}\/[0-9]{2}$ ]]; then 401 | error "$MONTH" 402 | fi 403 | ;; 404 | -u | --update) 405 | u="set" 406 | shift 407 | PATTERN="$1" 408 | case "${PATTERN^^}" in 409 | "GCA"|"OHA") 410 | if [ -n "$2" ]; then 411 | error "$@" 412 | fi 413 | ;; 414 | *) 415 | shift 416 | NEW_LINE="$@" 417 | if [ -z "$PATTERN" ] || [ -z "$NEW_LINE" ]; then 418 | error "$PATTERN" "$NEW_LINE" 419 | fi 420 | ;; 421 | esac 422 | ;; 423 | -o | --open) o="set" ;; 424 | -p | --print-details) p="set" ;; 425 | -r | --resolve) r="set" ;; 426 | -s | --school) 427 | s="set" 428 | shift 429 | STUDENT_PARENT="$1" 430 | if [[ -n $STUDENT_PARENT ]]; then 431 | if [[ $STUDENT_PARENT -ne 0 && $STUDENT_PARENT -ne 1 ]]; then 432 | error "invalid argument: ${STUDENT_PARENT}, expected 0 or 1" 433 | fi 434 | else 435 | # When calling the function with no parameters, 436 | # it just displays the visibility of all categories 437 | toggle_school 438 | error "Do you take a break during School Holidays? 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But first, please read 674 | . 675 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /src/utils/_model.sh: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #!/usr/bin/env bash 2 | 3 | # Add a new event 4 | # NOTE: The value is validated then stored in `./.deadline` 5 | set_dcal() { 6 | local selection 7 | current_date="${TODAY}" 8 | next_date=$(date -d "+1 day" "+%Y/%m/%d") 9 | current_datetime=$(date +%s) 10 | 11 | if [[ ! $deadline =~ ${date_regex} ]]; then 12 | deadline=$(date -d "+${DEFAULT_DAYS_AHEAD}days" +%Y/%m/%d 2>/dev/null) 13 | fi 14 | 15 | confirmed_date=${1} 16 | shift 17 | confirmed_code=${1} 18 | shift 19 | confirmed_desc=${@} 20 | 21 | if [[ -n "$confirmed_code" && ${#confirmed_code} == 1 ]]; then 22 | code=${confirmed_code} 23 | elif [[ -n "$confirmed_code" && ${#confirmed_code} > 1 ]]; then 24 | error "[yyyy/mm/dd] [x] [desc]" 25 | exit 1 26 | else 27 | # INPUT: category 28 | echo "Please select a category:" 29 | view_categories 30 | read -p "Enter a code of the category above [1]: " selection 31 | if [[ -z "$selection" ]]; then 32 | code="1" 33 | elif [[ $selection =~ ^[1-9a-z]$ ]]; then 34 | # Check if the entered code exists in the categories 35 | if [[ -n ${defaults["categories[$selection][name]"]} ]]; then 36 | code="$selection" 37 | else 38 | echo "Invalid selection: ${selection}" 39 | exit 1 40 | fi 41 | else 42 | echo "Invalid selection: ${selection}" 43 | exit 1 44 | fi 45 | fi 46 | read last_deadline <<< $(get_last_deadline) 47 | range=${defaults["categories[$code][range]"]} 48 | 49 | # INPUT: start_date, end_date 50 | if [ -n "$confirmed_date" ]; then 51 | start_date="${confirmed_date}" 52 | end_date="${confirmed_date}" 53 | desc=$confirmed_desc 54 | force="$ENFORCE" 55 | else 56 | if (( range == 1 )); then 57 | if [ -n "$BASH_VERSION" ]; then 58 | echo -ne "${MSG['start_date']}" 59 | read -r -ei "$deadline" -p " [$(echo -e "${yellow}${MSG['date_format']}${reset}")]: " start_date 60 | echo -ne "${MSG['end_date']}" 61 | read -r -ei "$start_date" -p " [$(echo -e "${yellow}${MSG['date_format']}${reset}")]: " end_date 62 | else 63 | vared -ep "${MSG['start_date_zsh']}" deadline 64 | start_date=${(q)deadline} 65 | end_date=${(q)start_date} 66 | vared -ep "${MSG['end_date_zsh']}" end_date 67 | fi 68 | start_date=${start_date:-"$deadline"} 69 | end_date=${end_date:-"$deadline"} 70 | else 71 | if [ -n "$BASH_VERSION" ]; then 72 | echo -ne "${MSG['new_date']}" 73 | read -r -ei "$deadline" -p " [$(echo -e "${yellow}${MSG['date_format']}${reset}")]: " start_date 74 | else 75 | vared -ep "${MSG['new_date_zsh']}" deadline 76 | start_date=${(q)deadline} 77 | fi 78 | start_date=${start_date:-"$deadline"} 79 | end_date=$start_date 80 | fi 81 | fi 82 | 83 | if [[ $start_date =~ ${date_regex} && $end_date =~ ${date_regex} ]]; then 84 | # Use the date command once to get the date in seconds and in the locale format 85 | date_output=$(date -d "$start_date" "+%s ${LOCALE_FMT}" 2>/dev/null) 86 | 87 | # Use parameter expansion to extract the date in seconds and in the locale format 88 | start_date_sec=${date_output%% *} 89 | DEADLINE_FMT=${date_output#* } 90 | if [[ -z "$start_date_sec" ]]; then 91 | echo -ne "Invalid date format for start date: ${start_date}\n" 92 | exit 1 93 | fi 94 | 95 | end_date_sec=$(date -d "$end_date" +%s 2>/dev/null) 96 | if [[ -z "$end_date_sec" ]]; then 97 | echo -ne "Invalid date format for end date: ${end_date}\n" 98 | exit 1 99 | fi 100 | 101 | if [[ $start_date_sec -gt $end_date_sec ]]; then 102 | echo "Error: invalid date range." 103 | exit 1 104 | fi 105 | else 106 | echo -ne "Invalid date format. Please ensure both dates are in the format: yyyy/mm/dd\n" 107 | exit 1 108 | fi 109 | 110 | if [[ $force == "$ENFORCE" ]]; then 111 | DESC=${DESC:-"$desc"} 112 | else 113 | if [[ -z $desc ]]; then 114 | if [ -n "$BASH_VERSION" ]; then 115 | echo -ne "${MSG['new_desc']}" 116 | last_deadline=${last_deadline:-"${MSG['default_desc']}"} 117 | read -r -ei "${desc}" -p " [$(echo -e "${yellow}${last_deadline}${reset}")]: " DESC 118 | else 119 | vared -ep "${MSG['new_desc_zsh']}" desc 120 | DESC="${(q)desc}" 121 | fi 122 | fi 123 | DESC=${DESC:-"${last_deadline}"} 124 | fi 125 | 126 | if [[ -z ${DESC} ]]; then 127 | echo "Error: Description is missing" 128 | exit 1 129 | fi 130 | 131 | # Store events in a temporary array 132 | temp_events=() 133 | 134 | for ((date_sec=$start_date_sec; date_sec<=$end_date_sec; date_sec+=86400)); do 135 | date=$(date -d "@$date_sec" +%Y/%m/%d) 136 | # Check if event exists in the input file 137 | while grep -q "$date $code ${DESC}" "$INPUT_FILE" || grep -q "$date . ${DESC}" "$INPUT_FILE"; do 138 | if grep -q "$date $code ${DESC}" "$INPUT_FILE"; then 139 | category_name=${defaults["categories[$code][name]"]} 140 | echo 141 | echo -e "$category_name: [${yellow}$date${reset}] ${yellow}${DESC}${reset}" 142 | echo 143 | echo -en "This event already exists.\nWould you like to enter a different description? [Y/n] " 144 | read input_yn 145 | case $input_yn in 146 | [yY][eE][sS]|[yY]|"") 147 | if [ -n "$BASH_VERSION" ]; then 148 | echo -ne "${MSG['new_desc']}" 149 | last_deadline=${last_deadline:-"${MSG['default_desc']}"} 150 | read -r -ei "$desc" -p " [$(echo -e "${yellow}${last_deadline}${reset}")]: " DESC 151 | else 152 | vared -ep "${MSG['new_desc_zsh']}" desc 153 | DESC=${(q)desc} 154 | fi 155 | if [[ force == "$ENFORCE" ]]; then 156 | DESC=${DESC:-"$desc"} 157 | else 158 | DESC=${DESC:-"$last_deadline"} 159 | fi 160 | ;; 161 | *) 162 | # interrupt the loop and cancel the operation of insertion 163 | echo "Operation cancelled" 164 | exit 1 165 | ;; 166 | esac 167 | else 168 | echo -en "The same event under a different category already exists.\nWould you like to update its category instead? [Y/n] " 169 | read input_yn 170 | case $input_yn in 171 | [yY][eE][sS]|[yY]|"") 172 | # update the status of the event from resolved to pending 173 | # start_date_sec=$(date -d "$start_date" +%s) 174 | # end_date_sec=$(date -d "$end_date" +%s) 175 | # Create an associative array to store the dates in the new range 176 | declare -A new_dates 177 | for ((date_sec=$start_date_sec; date_sec<=$end_date_sec; date_sec+=86400)); do 178 | new_date=$(date -d "@$date_sec" +%Y/%m/%d) 179 | new_dates["$new_date"]=1 180 | done 181 | 182 | # Read the file line by line 183 | while IFS= read -r line; do 184 | read -r -a array <<< "$line" 185 | old_date="${array[0]}" 186 | old_description="${array[2]}" 187 | 188 | # Convert old_date to seconds for comparison 189 | IFS="/" read -r -a date_parts <<< "$old_date" 190 | old_date_sec=$(( (date_parts[0] - 1970) * 31536000 + (date_parts[1] - 1) * 2592000 + (date_parts[2] - 1) * 86400 )) 191 | 192 | # If a line's date is within the new date range and its description matches $DESC 193 | if (( old_date_sec >= start_date_sec && old_date_sec <= end_date_sec )) && [[ "$old_description" == "${DESC}" ]]; then 194 | # Change the category code to $code and unset the date in new_dates 195 | echo "$old_date $code ${DESC}" 196 | unset new_dates["$old_date"] 197 | else 198 | echo "$line" 199 | fi 200 | done < "$INPUT_FILE" >| tempfile 201 | 202 | # Add the remaining dates in new_dates to the file 203 | for new_date in "${!new_dates[@]}"; do 204 | echo "$new_date $code ${DESC}" >> tempfile 205 | done 206 | 207 | mv tempfile "$INPUT_FILE" 208 | echo "Event category updated." 209 | return 210 | ;; 211 | *) 212 | # cancel the operation 213 | echo "Operation cancelled" 214 | return 215 | ;; 216 | esac 217 | fi 218 | done 219 | validate_reminder "$date" "$code" "${DESC}" 220 | if [[ -n $REMINDER_DESC ]]; then 221 | temp_events+=("$date $code ${REMINDER_DESC}") 222 | unset $REMINDER_DESC 223 | else 224 | temp_events+=("$date $code ${DESC}") 225 | fi 226 | done 227 | # Write all new events to the file 228 | cleanup_inactive_pids 229 | printf "%s\n" "${temp_events[@]}" >> "$INPUT_FILE" 230 | echo $(expr '(' $start_date_sec - $(date +%s) + 86399 ')' / 86400) " days until deadline ($DEADLINE_FMT)" 231 | } 232 | 233 | 234 | # Sort the INPUT file by dates 235 | # use the grep command to output all deadline dates with corresponding descriptions for the given month 236 | # NOTE: argument 1 format: YYYY/MM 237 | events_in_month() { 238 | # Output all deadline dates with corresponding descriptions for the given month 239 | if [[ ${HIDE_PAST_EVENTS} -ne 0 && ${HIDE_FUTURE_EVENTS} -eq 0 && $display_month -ne 1 ]]; then 240 | # Hide all past events 241 | awk -v year="$year" -v month="$month_zero" -v today="$day_zero" ' 242 | BEGIN { 243 | FS="/" 244 | } 245 | { 246 | # Extract the day part from the $3 247 | day=substr($3, 1, 2) 248 | if ($1 == year && $2 == month && day >= today) { 249 | print 250 | } else if ($1 > year || ($1 == year && $2 > month)) { 251 | exit 252 | } 253 | } 254 | ' <<< "${sorted_lines}" 255 | elif [[ ${HIDE_PAST_EVENTS} -ne 0 && ${HIDE_FUTURE_EVENTS} -ne 0 && $display_month -ne 1 ]]; then 256 | # Show only today's agenda 257 | awk -v year="$year" -v month="$month_zero" -v today="$day_zero" ' 258 | BEGIN { 259 | FS="/" 260 | } 261 | { 262 | # Extract the day part from the $3 263 | day=substr($3, 1, 2) 264 | if ($1 == year && $2 == month && day == today) { 265 | print 266 | } else if (($1 == year && $2 == month && day > today) || ($1 == year && $2 > month) || $1 > year) { 267 | exit 268 | } 269 | } 270 | ' <<< "${sorted_lines}" 271 | elif [[ ${HIDE_PAST_EVENTS} -eq 0 && ${HIDE_FUTURE_EVENTS} -ne 0 && $display_month -ne 1 ]]; then 272 | # Hide all upcoming events 273 | awk -v year="$year" -v month="$month_zero" -v today="$day_zero" ' 274 | BEGIN { 275 | FS="/" 276 | } 277 | { 278 | # Extract the day part from the $3 279 | day=substr($3, 1, 2) 280 | if ($1 == year && $2 == month && day <= today) { 281 | print 282 | } else if (($1 == year && $2 == month && day > today) || ($1 == year && $2 > month) || $1 > year) { 283 | exit 284 | } 285 | } 286 | ' <<< "${sorted_lines}" 287 | else 288 | # Don't hide past events 289 | grep "^$year/$month_zero" <<<${sorted_lines} 290 | fi 291 | } 292 | 293 | 294 | update_line() { 295 | # Check if the correct number of arguments is provided 296 | if [ $# -ne 2 ]; then 297 | echo "Usage: `cmd` " 298 | exit 1 299 | fi 300 | 301 | # Assign the arguments to variables 302 | if [[ "$1" == *[\^\$]* ]]; then 303 | pattern="$1" 304 | else 305 | pattern="^$1.*$" 306 | fi 307 | new_line=$2 308 | 309 | # Find the line matching the pattern 310 | line=$(grep -v -e '^$' "$INPUT_FILE" | grep "$pattern") 311 | 312 | # Check if more than one line is found 313 | if [[ ! -z "$line" && $(echo "$line" | wc -l) -gt 1 ]]; then 314 | echo "Warning: More than one line matches the pattern ${pattern}" 315 | echo "$line" 316 | exit 1 317 | elif [[ -z "$line" ]]; then 318 | echo "Warning: No line matches the pattern ${pattern}" 319 | exit 1 320 | fi 321 | 322 | # Split the new line into three parts 323 | date_part=$(echo "$new_line" | cut -d " " -f 1) 324 | code_part=$(echo "$new_line" | cut -d " " -f 2) 325 | description_part=$(echo "$new_line" | cut -d " " -f 3-) 326 | 327 | # Check if the date is in the correct format 328 | # if ! [[ $date_part =~ ${date_regex} ]]; then 329 | if ! new_date=$(date -d "$date_part" +%Y/%m/%d 2>/dev/null); then 330 | echo "Error: The date is not in the correct format" 331 | exit 1 332 | fi 333 | 334 | # Check if the code is a single-digit number 335 | if (( code_part > 9 )); then 336 | echo "Error: The code is not a single-digit number" 337 | exit 1 338 | fi 339 | 340 | # Check if the description is not empty 341 | if [ -z "$description_part" ]; then 342 | echo "Error: The description is empty" 343 | exit 1 344 | fi 345 | 346 | # Replace the line with the new line 347 | # sed -i "s#$pattern#$new_date $code_part $description_part#" ${INPUT_FILE} && sort -k1.1,1.10 ${INPUT_FILE} -o ${INPUT_FILE} 348 | set +o noclobber 349 | awk -v pattern="$pattern" -v new="$new_date $code_part $description_part" 'BEGIN{FS=OFS=" "} $0 ~ pattern {$0=new} 1' ${INPUT_FILE} >| tmpfile 350 | if [[ -s tmpfile ]]; then 351 | mv tmpfile ${INPUT_FILE} 352 | else 353 | echo "No lines matching the pattern found." 354 | fi 355 | set -o noclobber 356 | 357 | echo "$new_date $code_part $description_part" 358 | echo "Line updated successfully" 359 | } 360 | 361 | 362 | # Get all entries prior to start_timestamp - seconds_in_months 363 | expired_lines() { 364 | # Calculate the cutoff date 365 | cutoff_date=$(date -d"@$((start_timestamp - seconds_in_months))" +'%Y/%m/%d') 366 | lines="" 367 | 368 | while IFS= read -r line; do 369 | # Extract the date from the line 370 | line_date=${line:0:10} 371 | 372 | # If the line date is earlier than the cutoff date, add the line to lines 373 | if [[ "$line_date" < "$cutoff_date" ]]; then 374 | lines+=$'\n'$line 375 | fi 376 | done < ${INPUT_FILE} 377 | 378 | # Remove leading newlines 379 | lines="${lines#"${lines%%[!$'\n']*}"}" 380 | # Remove trailing newlines 381 | lines="${lines%"${lines##*[!$'\n']}"}" 382 | } 383 | 384 | 385 | delete_line() { 386 | # Check if the correct number of arguments is provided 387 | if [ $# -ne 1 ]; then 388 | echo "Usage: `cmd` " 389 | exit 1 390 | fi 391 | 392 | # Assign the argument to a variable 393 | pattern=$1 394 | 395 | # Find the lines matching the pattern 396 | if [[ $pattern == "$ENFORCE" ]]; then 397 | expired_lines 398 | else 399 | lines=$(grep -ve '^[[:space:]]*$' "${INPUT_FILE}" | grep "$pattern") 400 | # lines=$(grep "$pattern" ${INPUT_FILE}) 401 | fi 402 | 403 | # Check if no lines are found 404 | if [ -z "$lines" ]; then 405 | echo "No lines found for deletion" 406 | exit 1 407 | fi 408 | 409 | # Print the lines matching the pattern 410 | echo "$lines" 411 | echo 412 | 413 | local lines_to_delete=$(echo "$lines" | wc -l) 414 | # Check if more than one line is found 415 | if [[ $lines_to_delete -gt 1 ]]; then 416 | echo -e "There are ${alert}$lines_to_delete${reset} entries found for deletion." 417 | fi 418 | 419 | # Ask the user if they want to delete the lines 420 | read -p "Are you sure you want to delete the above line(s)? (y/n) " answer 421 | 422 | # Delete the lines if the user answers yes 423 | if [ "$answer" = "y" ]; then 424 | set +o noclobber 425 | if [[ $pattern == "$ENFORCE" ]]; then 426 | # Create a temporary file 427 | tmpfile=$(mktemp) 428 | # Iterate over each line in the input file 429 | while IFS= read -r line; do 430 | # If the line is not in the lines to be deleted, write it to the temporary file 431 | if ! echo "$lines" | grep -Fxq "$line"; then 432 | echo "$line" >> "$tmpfile" 433 | fi 434 | done < ${INPUT_FILE} 435 | # Replace the input file with the temporary file 436 | mv "$tmpfile" ${INPUT_FILE} 437 | else 438 | # Delete the line(s) that match a given pattern 439 | awk -v pattern="$pattern" 'BEGIN{FS=OFS=" "} $0 !~ pattern' ${INPUT_FILE} >| tmpfile 440 | if [[ -s tmpfile ]]; then 441 | mv tmpfile ${INPUT_FILE} 442 | else 443 | echo "All lines match the pattern." 444 | if [[ -e tmpfile ]]; then 445 | rm tmpfile 446 | fi 447 | fi 448 | fi 449 | set -o noclobber 450 | echo "Line(s) deleted successfully" 451 | return 0 452 | else 453 | echo "Operation cancelled" 454 | return 1 455 | fi 456 | } 457 | 458 | 459 | scheduled_cleanup() { 460 | # Update the last execution date for this use case 461 | jq --argjson date "$start_timestamp" '.scheduled_cleanup = $date' $SETTINGS > tmp.$$.json && mv tmp.$$.json $SETTINGS 462 | 463 | while true; do 464 | echo 465 | echo -e "${alert}This will delete all events that are older than ${DEFAULT_CLEANUP_FREQUENCY} months.${reset}" 466 | echo -en "Would you like to perform automatic cleanup? [Y/n] " 467 | read input_yn 468 | case $input_yn in 469 | [yY][eE][sS]|[yY]|"") 470 | # Call your function 471 | echo 472 | delete_line "$ENFORCE" 473 | break 474 | ;; 475 | *) 476 | echo "Ok, you could always clean it manually." 477 | break 478 | ;; 479 | esac 480 | done 481 | } 482 | 483 | 484 | export_to_tsv() { 485 | # Check if the required input files exist 486 | if [[ ! -f $INPUT_FILE ]] || [[ ! -f $SETTINGS ]]; then 487 | echo "Error: Missing input file(s)." 488 | echo 489 | return 1 490 | fi 491 | 492 | # Process the input file line by line 493 | while IFS=' ' read -r date key desc; do 494 | # Add the category name as the fourth column 495 | echo -e "$date\t$key\t$desc\t"${defaults["categories[$key][name]"]} 496 | done < $INPUT_FILE >| $TSV_FILE 497 | 498 | # Get the current date 499 | todays_date=$(date +"%Y/%m/%d") 500 | 501 | # Add the export date as an extended attribute to the TSV file 502 | setfattr -n user.export_date -v "Export date: $todays_date" ${TSV_FILE} 503 | 504 | # Open the TSV file 505 | xdg-open ${TSV_FILE} > /dev/null 2>&1 506 | } 507 | 508 | 509 | import_from_tsv() { 510 | # Check if the required input files exist 511 | if [[ ! -f $TSV_FILE ]]; then 512 | echo "Error: The TSV file does not exist. Proceeding with export as a required step prior to this action..." 513 | echo 514 | export_to_tsv 515 | return 1 516 | fi 517 | 518 | # Print the last export data on screen 519 | getfattr -n user.export_date ${TSV_FILE} 2>/dev/null | cut -d '"' -f 2 520 | 521 | echo "Select an option:" 522 | echo -e " [${yellow}1${reset}] Overwrite" 523 | echo -e " [${yellow}2${reset}] Append new values" 524 | echo -e " [${yellow}3${reset}] Cancel" 525 | echo 526 | read -p "Enter your choice [1]: " choice 527 | 528 | # Validate the data in the TSV file 529 | while IFS=$'\t' read -r date key desc category_name; do 530 | if [[ ! $date =~ ${date_regex} ]] || [[ ${#key} -ne 1 ]] || [[ -z $desc ]]; then 531 | echo "Error: Invalid data in the TSV file:" 532 | echo -e "${date}\t${key}\t${desc}" 533 | return 1 534 | fi 535 | done < $TSV_FILE 536 | 537 | case ${choice:-1} in 538 | 1) 539 | # Ask the user if they want to overwrite the existing content 540 | read -p "Are you sure you want to overwrite your existing events? (Y/n): " answer 541 | case ${answer:-y} in 542 | [yY][eE][sS]|[yY]|"") 543 | # Overwrite the existing content 544 | while IFS=$'\t' read -r date key desc category_name; do 545 | # Trim leading and trailing spaces in the description 546 | desc=$(echo "$desc" | sed 's/^ *//;s/ *$//') 547 | echo -e "${date} ${key} ${desc}" 548 | done < ${TSV_FILE} >| ${INPUT_FILE} 549 | ;; 550 | *) 551 | echo "Ok, no worries." 552 | return 0 553 | ;; 554 | esac 555 | ;; 556 | 2) 557 | # Append values to the end of the input file 558 | while IFS=$'\t' read -r date key desc category_name; do 559 | # Trim leading and trailing spaces in the description 560 | desc=$(echo "$desc" | sed 's/^ *//;s/ *$//') 561 | echo -e "${date} ${key} ${desc}" 562 | done < ${TSV_FILE} >> ${INPUT_FILE} 563 | ;; 564 | *) 565 | echo "Operation cancelled" 566 | return 0 567 | ;; 568 | esac 569 | 570 | echo "The process has been completed. The '${INPUT_FILE}' has been updated." 571 | } 572 | 573 | 574 | sanitize() { 575 | # Replace spaces with underscores 576 | local CLEAN=${1// /_} 577 | # Clean out anything that's not alphanumeric or an underscore 578 | CLEAN=${CLEAN//[^a-zA-Z0-9_]/} 579 | # Remove trailing underscores 580 | CLEAN=$(echo "$CLEAN" | sed 's/_*$//') 581 | # Lowercase with TR 582 | echo -n $CLEAN | tr A-Z a-z 583 | } 584 | 585 | 586 | # Print available files 587 | file_options() { 588 | maxsize=1 589 | i=1 590 | get_files 591 | 592 | while read -r line; do 593 | size=$(echo ${line} | awk '{print $1}') 594 | [[ ${maxsize} -lt ${#size} ]] && maxsize=${#size} 595 | done< <(echo "${data}" | awk '{printf "%s\n", $6}') 596 | 597 | while read -r line; do 598 | size=$(echo ${line} | awk '{print $1}') 599 | date=$(echo ${line} | awk '{print $2}') 600 | time=$(echo ${line} | awk '{print $3}') 601 | prefix=$(echo ${line} | awk '{print $4}') 602 | 603 | printf -v size "%*s" $maxsize "$size" 604 | if [[ -f "${SCRIPTPATH}/${DATA}/${default_filename}" && -w "${SCRIPTPATH}/${DATA}/${default_filename}" && ${prefix^^} == "DEFAULT" ]]; then 605 | echo -e " [${green}${i}${reset}] ${size} ${date} ${time} ${green}${prefix}${reset}" 606 | tags+=("${prefix}") 607 | elif [[ -f "${SCRIPTPATH}/${DATA}/${prefix}_${default_filename}" && -w "${SCRIPTPATH}/${DATA}/${prefix}_${default_filename}" ]]; then 608 | echo -e " [${green}${i}${reset}] ${size} ${date} ${time} ${green}${prefix}${reset}" 609 | tags+=("${prefix}") 610 | fi 611 | (( i++ )) 612 | done< <(echo "${data}" | awk '{printf "%s %s %s %s\n", $1, $2, $3, $4}') 613 | echo 614 | } 615 | 616 | 617 | new_file() { 618 | # Delete a file 619 | sanitized="" 620 | if [[ ${new} -ne 1 ]]; then 621 | echo "Available files:" 622 | file_options 623 | if [[ ${#tags[@]} -eq 0 ]]; then 624 | echo "No files." 625 | echo 626 | fi 627 | fi 628 | prefix="" 629 | echo -e " Sample filename: ${yellow}prefix${reset}_${default_filename}" 630 | echo 631 | while [[ ! $FILE =~ ^[A-Za-z0-9_]+$ ]] || [[ " ${tags[@]} " =~ " ${sanitized} " ]]; do 632 | read -p "Enter a prefix for the new file [a-z0-9_]: " FILE 633 | sanitized="$(sanitize "${FILE}")" 634 | done 635 | sanitized+="_" 636 | if [[ "${prefix}" != "${sanitized}" ]]; then 637 | touch "${SCRIPTPATH}/${DATA}/${sanitized}${default_filename}" 638 | touch "${SCRIPTPATH}/${DATA}/${sanitized}${default_log}" 639 | echo "New file created: '${sanitized}${default_filename}'." 640 | fi 641 | } 642 | 643 | 644 | view_file() { 645 | # Delete a file 646 | echo "Available files:" 647 | file_options 648 | prefix="" 649 | if [[ ${#tags[@]} -eq 0 ]]; then 650 | new=1 651 | echo "Nothing to view, create a new file instead." 652 | echo 653 | new_file 654 | return 655 | fi 656 | opt=$(( ${#tags[@]} )) 657 | while [[ ! $FILE =~ ^[1-${opt}]$ ]]; do 658 | read -p "Choose a file to view [1-${opt}]: " FILE 659 | done 660 | (( FILE-- )) 661 | if [[ "${tags[$FILE]^^}" != "DEFAULT" ]]; then 662 | prefix="${tags[$FILE]}_" 663 | fi 664 | 665 | # Define options 666 | options=("View with bat/cat" "View with fzf" "View with less/more" "Copy path to clipboard" "Back") 667 | 668 | custom_select 669 | 670 | # Process user's choice 671 | case $REPLY in 672 | 1) 673 | # Check if bat is installed 674 | if command -v bat >/dev/null 2>&1; then 675 | echo "Opening file '${prefix}${default_filename}' with bat..." 676 | bat "${SCRIPTPATH}/${DATA}/${prefix}${default_filename}" 677 | else 678 | echo "Opening file '${prefix}${default_filename}' with cat..." 679 | cat "${SCRIPTPATH}/${DATA}/${prefix}${default_filename}" 680 | fi 681 | ;; 682 | 2) 683 | # Check if fzf is installed 684 | if command -v fzf >/dev/null 2>&1; then 685 | echo "Opening file '${prefix}${default_filename}' with fzf..." 686 | cat "${SCRIPTPATH}/${DATA}/${prefix}${default_filename}" | fzf 687 | else 688 | echo "Error: 'fzf' is not installed" 689 | fi 690 | ;; 691 | 3) 692 | # Check if less is installed 693 | if command -v less >/dev/null 2>&1; then 694 | echo "Opening file '${prefix}${default_filename}' with less..." 695 | less "${SCRIPTPATH}/${DATA}/${prefix}${default_filename}" 696 | else 697 | echo "Opening file '${prefix}${default_filename}' with more..." 698 | more "${SCRIPTPATH}/${DATA}/${prefix}${default_filename}" 699 | fi 700 | ;; 701 | 4) 702 | echo -n "${SCRIPTPATH}/${DATA}/${prefix}${default_filename}" | xclip -selection clipboard 703 | echo "Full file path copied to clipboard." 704 | echo 705 | return 706 | ;; 707 | 5) 708 | return 709 | ;; 710 | esac 711 | echo "File closed." 712 | } 713 | 714 | 715 | select_file() { 716 | # Select a file 717 | unset REPLY 718 | echo "Available files:" 719 | file_options 720 | prefix="" 721 | if [[ ${#tags[@]} -eq 0 ]]; then 722 | new=1 723 | echo "Nothing to select, let's create a new file instead." 724 | echo 725 | new_file 726 | echo 727 | echo "Available files:" 728 | file_options 729 | fi 730 | opt=$(( ${#tags[@]} )) 731 | if [[ ${opt} -gt 1 ]]; then 732 | while [[ ! $REPLY =~ ^[1-${opt}]$ ]]; do 733 | read -p "Choose a file to be selected [1-${opt}]: " REPLY 734 | done 735 | (( REPLY-- )) 736 | if [[ "${tags[$REPLY]^^}" != "DEFAULT" ]]; then 737 | prefix="${tags[$REPLY]}_" 738 | fi 739 | if [[ -n $REPLY ]]; then 740 | yes_no "Select the file '${prefix}${default_filename}'?" 741 | fi 742 | else 743 | [[ -n "${tags[0]}" && "${tags[0]}" != "DEFAULT" ]] && prefix="${tags[0]}_" || prefix="" 744 | user_input="yes" 745 | fi 746 | if [[ $user_input == "yes" ]]; then 747 | jq --arg file "${prefix}${default_filename}" '.active_file = $file' ${DEFAULT_SETTINGS} > tmp.$$.json && mv tmp.$$.json ${DEFAULT_SETTINGS} 748 | defaults["active_file"]="${prefix}${default_filename}" 749 | INPUT_FILE="${SCRIPTPATH}/${DATA}/${prefix}${default_filename}" 750 | SETTINGS="${SCRIPTPATH}/${DATA}/${prefix}${default_log}" 751 | TSV_FILE="${SCRIPTPATH}/${DATA}/${prefix}${default_tsv}" 752 | touch ${SETTINGS} 753 | echo "New file selected." 754 | else 755 | echo "No action taken, the previous selection remains intact." 756 | fi 757 | } 758 | 759 | 760 | edit_file() { 761 | # Delete a file 762 | echo "Available files:" 763 | file_options 764 | prefix="" 765 | if [[ ${#tags[@]} -eq 0 ]]; then 766 | new=1 767 | echo "Nothing to edit, create a new file instead." 768 | echo 769 | new_file 770 | echo 771 | echo "Available files:" 772 | file_options 773 | fi 774 | opt=$(( ${#tags[@]} )) 775 | while [[ ! $FILE =~ ^[1-${opt}]$ ]]; do 776 | read -p "Choose a file to be edited [1-${opt}]: " FILE 777 | done 778 | (( FILE-- )) 779 | if [[ "${tags[$FILE]^^}" != "DEFAULT" ]]; then 780 | prefix="${tags[$FILE]}_" 781 | fi 782 | 783 | # Define options 784 | options=("Open in terminal" "Open in GUI" "Back") 785 | 786 | custom_select 787 | 788 | echo "Opening file '${prefix}${default_filename}'..." 789 | # Process user's choice 790 | case $REPLY in 791 | 1) 792 | # Check if the EDITOR variable is set 793 | if [[ -z "$EDITOR" ]]; then 794 | echo "The EDITOR environment variable is not set. Please set it to your preferred text editor." 795 | echo 796 | return 797 | fi 798 | $EDITOR "${SCRIPTPATH}/${DATA}/${prefix}${default_filename}" 799 | ;; 800 | 2) 801 | xdg-open "${SCRIPTPATH}/${DATA}/${prefix}${default_filename}" 802 | ;; 803 | 3) 804 | return 805 | ;; 806 | esac 807 | } 808 | 809 | 810 | rename_file() { 811 | # Delete a file 812 | sanitized="" 813 | echo "Available files:" 814 | file_options 815 | prefix="" 816 | if [[ ${#tags[@]} -eq 0 ]] || [[ ${#tags[@]} -eq 1 && " ${tags[@]} " =~ " DEFAULT " ]]; then 817 | new=1 818 | echo "Nothing to rename, create a new file instead." 819 | echo 820 | new_file 821 | return 822 | fi 823 | opt=$(( ${#tags[@]} )) 824 | while [[ ! $REPLY =~ ^[1-${opt}]$ ]]; do 825 | read -p "Choose a file to be renamed [1-${opt}]: " REPLY 826 | done 827 | (( REPLY-- )) 828 | if [[ "${tags[$REPLY]^^}" != "DEFAULT" ]]; then 829 | prefix="${tags[$REPLY]}_" 830 | fi 831 | if [[ -n $REPLY ]]; then 832 | yes_no "Are you sure to rename the file '${prefix}${default_filename}'?" 833 | fi 834 | if [[ $user_input == "yes" ]]; then 835 | echo 836 | if [[ "${prefix}" != "" ]]; then 837 | prefix_nd="${prefix:0:-1}" 838 | echo -e " Current filename: ${yellow}${prefix_nd}${reset}_${default_filename}" 839 | else 840 | echo -e " Old filename: ${default_filename}" 841 | echo -e " New filename: ${yellow}prefix${reset}_${default_filename}" 842 | fi 843 | echo 844 | while [[ ! $FILE =~ ^[A-Za-z0-9_]+$ ]] || [[ " ${tags[@]} " =~ " ${sanitized} " ]]; do 845 | read -p "Enter a new prefix to the old file name [a-z0-9_]: " FILE 846 | sanitized="$(sanitize "${FILE}")" 847 | done 848 | sanitized+="_" 849 | if [[ "${prefix}" != "${sanitized}" ]]; then 850 | mv "${SCRIPTPATH}/${DATA}/${prefix}${default_filename}" "${SCRIPTPATH}/${DATA}/${sanitized}${default_filename}" 851 | NEW_SETTINGS="${SCRIPTPATH}/${DATA}/${sanitized}${default_log}" 852 | NEW_TSV_FILE="${SCRIPTPATH}/${DATA}/${sanitized}${default_tsv}" 853 | # Check if the SETTINGS is empty then initialize it 854 | if [[ -e "${SCRIPTPATH}/${DATA}/${prefix}${default_log}" ]]; then 855 | mv "${SCRIPTPATH}/${DATA}/${prefix}${default_log}" "${NEW_SETTINGS}" 856 | else 857 | touch ${NEW_SETTINGS} 858 | fi 859 | SETTINGS="${NEW_SETTINGS}" 860 | # Check if the TSV_FILE is empty then initialize it 861 | if [[ -e "${SCRIPTPATH}/${DATA}/${prefix}${default_tsv}" ]]; then 862 | mv "${SCRIPTPATH}/${DATA}/${prefix}${default_tsv}" "${NEW_TSV_FILE}" 863 | fi 864 | TSV_FILE="${NEW_TSV_FILE}" 865 | echo "File renamed to '${sanitized}${default_filename}'." 866 | else 867 | echo "You entered the same prefix." 868 | fi 869 | else 870 | echo "No action taken, the file remains intact." 871 | fi 872 | } 873 | 874 | 875 | delete_file() { 876 | # Delete a file 877 | no_active_file=0 878 | echo "Available files:" 879 | file_options 880 | prefix="" 881 | if [[ ${#tags[@]} -eq 0 ]]; then 882 | new=1 883 | echo "Nothing to delete, create a new file instead." 884 | echo 885 | new_file 886 | return 887 | fi 888 | opt=$(( ${#tags[@]} )) 889 | while [[ ! $REPLY =~ ^[1-${opt}]$ ]]; do 890 | read -p "Choose a file to be deleted [1-${opt}]: " REPLY 891 | done 892 | (( REPLY-- )) 893 | if [[ "${tags[$REPLY]^^}" != "DEFAULT" ]]; then 894 | prefix="${tags[$REPLY]}_" 895 | fi 896 | if [[ -n $REPLY && "${prefix}${default_filename}" == "${defaults["active_file"]}" ]]; then 897 | yes_no "WARNING: Are you sure to delete currently active file '${prefix}${default_filename}'?" 898 | if [[ $user_input == "yes" ]]; then 899 | no_active_file=1 900 | fi 901 | elif [[ -n $REPLY && "${prefix}${default_filename}" != "${defaults["active_file"]}" ]]; then 902 | yes_no "Are you sure to delete the file '${prefix}${default_filename}'?" 903 | fi 904 | if [[ $user_input == "yes" ]]; then 905 | rm "${SCRIPTPATH}/${DATA}/${prefix}${default_filename}" 906 | # Delete if the SETTINGS exists 907 | if [[ -e "${SCRIPTPATH}/${DATA}/${prefix}${default_log}" ]]; then 908 | rm "${SCRIPTPATH}/${DATA}/${prefix}${default_log}" 909 | fi 910 | # Delete if the TSV_FILE exists 911 | if [[ -e "${SCRIPTPATH}/${DATA}/${prefix}${default_tsv}" ]]; then 912 | rm "${SCRIPTPATH}/${DATA}/${prefix}${default_tsv}" 913 | fi 914 | echo "File deleted." 915 | else 916 | echo "No action taken, the file remains intact." 917 | fi 918 | if [[ $user_input == "yes" && $no_active_file -eq 1 ]]; then 919 | echo 920 | select_file 921 | fi 922 | } 923 | 924 | 925 | # Custom select function 926 | custom_select() { 927 | echo -e "\nAvailable actions: " 928 | for i in "${!options[@]}"; do 929 | echo -e " [${yellow}$((i+1))${reset}] ${options[$i]}" 930 | done 931 | 932 | echo 933 | opt=${#options[@]} 934 | while [[ ! $REPLY =~ ^[1-${opt}]$ ]]; do 935 | read -p "Enter choice [1-${opt}]: " REPLY 936 | done 937 | } 938 | 939 | 940 | get_files() { 941 | default_f=$(echo "$([[ -f ${SCRIPTPATH}/${DATA}/${default_filename} && -w ${SCRIPTPATH}/${DATA}/${default_filename} ]] && ls -lih --time-style="+%Y-%m-%d %X" ${SCRIPTPATH}/${DATA}/${default_filename} 2>/dev/null | awk '{print $6, $7, $8}') DEFAULT") 942 | data="${default_f}" 943 | for file in "${SCRIPTPATH}/${DATA}/"*_${default_filename}; do 944 | if [[ -w "$file" ]] && [[ "$file" != "${SCRIPTPATH}/${DATA}/${default_filename}" ]]; then 945 | info=$(ls -lih --time-style="+%Y-%m-%d %X" "$file" | awk '{print $6, $7, $8}') 946 | prefix=$(basename "$file" | awk -v filename="_${default_filename}" '{n = split($0,a,filename); printf "%s", a[1]; for (i = 2; i < n; i++) printf "_%s", a[i]}') 947 | data+=$'\n'"${info} ${prefix}" 948 | fi 949 | done 950 | } 951 | 952 | 953 | # Main menu 954 | base() { 955 | declare -a tags=() 956 | local selected 957 | new=0 958 | echo 959 | 960 | while : 961 | do 962 | unset REPLY FILE 963 | tags=() 964 | get_files 965 | # Process each line of the data 966 | if [[ -z ${data} ]]; then 967 | new=1 968 | echo "No files found, let's create one." 969 | echo 970 | new_file 971 | else 972 | if [[ "${defaults["active_file"]}" == "${default_filename}" ]]; then 973 | selected="DEFAULT" 974 | elif [[ "${defaults["active_file"]}" == "" ]]; then 975 | selected="" 976 | else 977 | selected="${defaults["active_file"]%_$default_filename}" 978 | fi 979 | echo "${data}" | awk -v green="${green}" -v reset="${reset}" -v bullet="${bullet_personal}" -v var="${selected}" '{if ($4 == var) selected=bullet; else selected=" "; printf "%6s %s %s %s %s\n", $1, $2, $3, selected, green $4 reset}' 980 | fi 981 | 982 | # Define options 983 | options=("Create New" "View" "Edit" "Select" "Rename" "Delete" "Import from TSV" "Export to TSV" "Quit") 984 | 985 | # Call the function 986 | custom_select 987 | 988 | # Process user's choice 989 | case $REPLY in 990 | 1) 991 | echo "▸▸▸ Selected: ${options[0]}" 992 | echo 993 | new_file 994 | ;; 995 | 2) 996 | echo "▸▸▸ Selected: ${options[1]}" 997 | echo 998 | view_file 999 | ;; 1000 | 3) 1001 | echo "▸▸▸ Selected: ${options[2]}" 1002 | echo 1003 | edit_file 1004 | ;; 1005 | 4) 1006 | echo "▸▸▸ Selected: ${options[3]}" 1007 | echo 1008 | select_file 1009 | ;; 1010 | 5) 1011 | echo "▸▸▸ Selected: ${options[4]}" 1012 | echo 1013 | rename_file 1014 | ;; 1015 | 6) 1016 | echo "▸▸▸ Selected: ${options[5]}" 1017 | echo 1018 | delete_file 1019 | ;; 1020 | 7) 1021 | echo "▸▸▸ Selected: ${options[6]}" 1022 | echo 1023 | import_from_tsv 1024 | ;; 1025 | 8) 1026 | echo "▸▸▸ Selected: ${options[7]}" 1027 | export_to_tsv 1028 | ;; 1029 | 9) 1030 | echo "Bye." 1031 | echo 1032 | exit 1033 | ;; 1034 | esac 1035 | print_report_line 1036 | echo 1037 | done 1038 | } 1039 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /src/utils/_view.sh: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #!/usr/bin/env bash 2 | 3 | # Display a simple calendar 4 | dcal() { 5 | # Positioning the current date to arbitrary value 6 | case "${2}" in 7 | $ENFORCE) 8 | # Resolve Overdue Deadlines Mode 9 | test_date="${1}" 10 | enforce_resolve="${2}" 11 | mode=$ENFORCE 12 | ;; 13 | $CUSTOM_RANGE_KEY) 14 | # Calendar Calculator View 15 | start_end_date="${1}" 16 | range_key="${2}" 17 | test_date="${start_end_date%% *}" 18 | mode=$CUSTOM_RANGE_KEY 19 | if [[ $test_date == $TODAY ]]; then 20 | test_date="" 21 | else 22 | MSG['today']="From" 23 | MSG['until_deadline']="until target" 24 | MSG['days_until_deadline']="days ${MSG['until_deadline']}" 25 | fi 26 | end_date="${start_end_date#* }" 27 | ;; 28 | *) 29 | # Just continue 30 | test_date="${1}" 31 | ;; 32 | esac 33 | test_year="" 34 | # Display month without showing the current date 35 | display_month=0 36 | if ! test_year=$(date -d "$test_date" +%Y 2>/dev/null); then 37 | if [[ $test_date =~ ^[0-9]{4}\/[0-9]{2}$ ]]; then 38 | test_date="${test_date}/01" 39 | display_month=1 40 | else 41 | test_date="" 42 | fi 43 | fi 44 | 45 | IFS="/" 46 | if [[ -z "${test_date}" ]]; then 47 | formatted_date=$(date "+%Y/%m/%d/%b/%j/%U/%V/%A/%u/%X/${LOCALE_FMT}") 48 | start_timestamp=$(date -d "12:00 PM" "+%s") 49 | else 50 | local test_ts 51 | formatted_date=$(date -d "${test_date}" "+%Y/%m/%d/%b/%j/%U/%V/%A/%u/%X/${LOCALE_FMT}") 52 | [[ $test_date == *":"* ]] && test_ts=${test_date:0:-6} || test_ts=${test_date} 53 | start_timestamp=$(date -d "${test_ts} 12:00 PM" "+%s") 54 | fi 55 | 56 | # Use the read command to split the output into separate variables 57 | read year month day month_name day_of_year current_week_ansi current_week_iso day_name start_dow current_time current_date_formatted <<< "$formatted_date" 58 | 59 | output2=$(date -d "${year}/12/28" "+%U/%V") 60 | read total_weeks_ansi total_weeks_iso <<< "$output2" 61 | unset IFS 62 | 63 | current_date="${year}/${month}/${day}" 64 | current_date_dd="${current_date////-}" 65 | first_weekday=$(locale -k LC_TIME | grep ^first_weekday | cut -d= -f2 | tr -d '"') 66 | 67 | if [[ $display_month -ne 1 ]]; then 68 | if [[ -z ${oha_last_imported} ]] || [[ ${oha_last_imported} == "" ]] || [[ ${oha_last_imported:0:4} < $year ]] || [[ ${current_date_dd} > "${year}-08-31" && ${oha_last_imported} < "${year}-08-31" ]]; then 69 | source ${SCRIPTPATH}/${API}/oha.sh 70 | oha 71 | update_api_date_log 72 | if [[ ${oha_country_iso^^} != "X" ]]; then 73 | sort_input 74 | fi 75 | fi 76 | 77 | if [[ $gca_skip -ne 1 ]]; then 78 | gca_init 79 | fi 80 | fi 81 | 82 | # Determine the scenario of running the function 83 | # If the $CUSTOM_RANGE_KEY is set, it means we're just calculating custom date range 84 | if [[ ${2} == $CUSTOM_RANGE_KEY ]]; then 85 | # Mode: Calendar Calculator View 86 | # read end_timestamp end_date_input end_date_formatted workdays days end_dow description <<< $(get_next_deadline "${current_date}" "${end_date}") 87 | count_group_events "${current_date}" "${end_date}" 88 | if [[ "${month_name^^}" != "${end_date_month^^}" ]]; then 89 | month_name="${month_name^^} - ${end_date_month^^}" 90 | fi 91 | else 92 | # read end_timestamp end_date_input end_date_formatted workdays days end_dow description <<< $(get_next_deadline) 93 | get_next_deadline 94 | fi 95 | 96 | # Remove leading zeros from the variables 97 | month=${month#0} 98 | day=${day#0} 99 | 100 | # Get the total number of days in the current year (leap year detection) 101 | if [ "$(date -d "${year}-02-29" +%Y-%m-%d 2>/dev/null)" = "${year}-02-29" ]; then 102 | days=366 103 | else 104 | days=365 105 | fi 106 | 107 | if [ $first_weekday -eq 2 ]; then 108 | total_weeks=${total_weeks_iso} 109 | if [[ "${month}" == "1" && "${day}" -le 3 && "$(date -d "${year}/01/01" "+%V")" != "01" ]]; then 110 | current_week=0 111 | elif [[ "${month}" == "12" && "${current_week_iso}" == "01" ]]; then 112 | current_week=$((total_weeks + 1)) 113 | else 114 | current_week=${current_week_iso} 115 | fi 116 | # Check if December 31 is in the first week of the next year and adjust the week number accordingly 117 | if [[ "$(date -d "${year}/12/31" "+%V")" == "01" ]]; then 118 | total_weeks=$((total_weeks + 1)) 119 | fi 120 | else 121 | current_week=${current_week_ansi} 122 | total_weeks=${total_weeks_ansi} 123 | fi 124 | # Get the progress of the current year (values with leading zeros in bash are treated like octal numbers) 125 | percent=$((100 * $((10#$day_of_year)) / $days)) 126 | 127 | if [[ $display_month -eq 0 ]]; then 128 | print_month_line 129 | # Print the required information 130 | printf "${color_header}${MSG['progress']}: %s%% ${MSG['day']}: %s/%03d ${MSG['week']}: %s/%02d ${MSG['today']}: %s, %s ${MSG['time']}: %s${reset}\n" "$percent" $day_of_year $days $current_week $total_weeks $day_name "$current_date_formatted" "$current_time" 131 | fi 132 | 133 | passed_due_date=0 134 | start_date=$current_date 135 | end_date=$end_date_input 136 | 137 | # First day of the month (timestamp) 138 | s=$((start_timestamp - (10#$day-1) * 86400)) 139 | 140 | # Check if the start date is before the end date 141 | if [[ $start_timestamp-$end_date_timestamp -gt 86400 ]]; then 142 | passed_due_date=1 143 | start=$start_timestamp 144 | start_timestamp=$((end_date_timestamp+86400)) 145 | end_date_timestamp=$start 146 | start_date=$end_date_input 147 | end_date=$current_date 148 | fi 149 | 150 | # Checking a proper use of singular vs. plural: day(s) 151 | sp=${MSG['day_plural']} 152 | if [[ $total_days -eq 1 ]]; then 153 | sp=${MSG['day_singular']} 154 | fi 155 | 156 | if [[ $display_month -eq 0 ]]; then 157 | if [[ $passed_due_date -eq 0 ]]; then 158 | if [[ "$workdays" -ne "$total_days" ]]; then 159 | if [[ "$end_date_formatted" == *"New Year"* ]]; then 160 | printf "%s ${MSG['days_until_the']} %s · %s ${MSG['workdays_left']}\n" $total_days "$end_date_formatted" $workdays 161 | else 162 | # Capture the output of printf into a variable 163 | output=$(printf "%s ${MSG['days_until_deadline']} (%s) · %s ${MSG['workdays_left']} · \n" $total_days "$end_date_formatted" $workdays) 164 | 165 | # Measure the visible length of the output 166 | length=$(visible_length "$output") 167 | trunc_desc "${description}" 168 | 169 | # Print the output and its length 170 | printf "%s ${MSG['days_until_deadline']} (%s) · %s ${MSG['workdays_left']} · %s\n" $total_days "$end_date_formatted" $workdays "$desc_truncated" 171 | fi 172 | else 173 | if [[ "$end_date_formatted" == *"New Year"* ]]; then 174 | printf "%s %s ${MSG['until_the']} %s · ${MSG['happy_new_year']}\n" $workdays $sp "$end_date_formatted" 175 | else 176 | # Capture the output of printf into a variable 177 | output=$(printf "%s %s ${MSG['until_deadline']} (%s) · ${MSG['soon']} · \n" $workdays $sp "$end_date_formatted") 178 | 179 | # Measure the visible length of the output 180 | length=$(visible_length "$output") 181 | trunc_desc "${description}" 182 | 183 | # Print the output and its length 184 | printf "%s %s ${MSG['until_deadline']} (%s) · ${MSG['soon']} · %s\n" $workdays $sp "$end_date_formatted" "$desc_truncated" 185 | fi 186 | fi 187 | else 188 | # Capture the output of printf into a variable 189 | output=$(printf "${alert}${MSG['overdue']}: %s${reset} · \n" "$total_days") 190 | 191 | # Measure the visible length of the output 192 | length=$(visible_length "$output") 193 | trunc_desc "${description}" 194 | 195 | # Print the output and its length 196 | printf "${alert}${MSG['overdue']}: %s${reset} · %s\n" "$total_days" "$desc_truncated" 197 | fi 198 | fi 199 | 200 | check_max_width 201 | 202 | # If we've reached to this point and have the $CUSTOM_RANGE_KEY set, terminate the execution 203 | if [[ ${2} == $CUSTOM_RANGE_KEY ]]; then 204 | # Mode: Calendar Calculator View 205 | view_report 206 | echo 207 | exit 0 208 | fi 209 | 210 | # Split end_date into year, month, and day 211 | IFS="/" read end_year end_month end_day <<< "$end_date" 212 | 213 | # Add leading zeros to month and day if they are single digits 214 | printf -v end_month '%02d' "$((10#$end_month))" 215 | printf -v end_day '%02d' "$((10#$end_day))" 216 | 217 | # Combine year, month, and day into the new end_date 218 | end_date="${end_year}/${end_month}/${end_day}" 219 | 220 | # Horizontal line 221 | print_line 222 | 223 | printf -v month_zero '%02d' "$((10#$month))" 224 | printf -v day_zero '%02d' "$((10#$day))" 225 | 226 | l0= l1= l2= 227 | 228 | IFS=";" 229 | 230 | # Declare the array "months" (locale names) 231 | declare -a months 232 | months=($(locale -k LC_TIME | grep ^abmon | cut -d= -f2 | tr -d '"')) 233 | unset IFS 234 | 235 | # Get the 2-letter abbreviations for Saturday and Sunday 236 | sat=$(LC_TIME=C date -dSaturday +%a) 237 | sun=$(LC_TIME=C date -dSunday +%a) 238 | 239 | # Combine the abbreviations 240 | weekend_days="$sat$sun" 241 | 242 | last_date="" 243 | last_day="" 244 | multi_event_day="" 245 | # old_day="$day" 246 | # old_end_date="$end_date" 247 | # Read the deadlines into an array 248 | # mapfile -t deadlines < <(statuses_in_month) 249 | local date_pattern="^$year/$month_zero/" 250 | local monthly_sorted_lines="$(echo "${sorted_lines}" | grep "${date_pattern}")" 251 | mapfile -t deadlines <<<"${monthly_sorted_lines}" 252 | 253 | if [[ ${#defaults[@]} -eq 0 ]]; then 254 | echo "Internal error: JSON file can not be parsed." 255 | exit 1 256 | fi 257 | 258 | # s - first day of the month (timestamp) 259 | # a - name of a day 260 | # d - date 261 | # m - month 262 | while 263 | for field in a d m; do printf -v "$field" "%(%-$field)T" "$s"; done 264 | ((month == m)) 265 | do 266 | if [[ $d -lt 13 ]]; then 267 | if [[ $d -lt $month ]]; then 268 | color="${color_past_months}" 269 | elif [[ $d -gt $month ]]; then 270 | color="${color_future_dates}" 271 | else 272 | color="${color_current_month}" 273 | fi 274 | printf -v l0 "%s${color}%-8s${reset}" "$l0" "${months[$d-1]}" 275 | fi 276 | 277 | (( ${#a} > 2 )) && a="${a:0:2}" 278 | printf -v d_zero '%02d' "$((10#$d))" 279 | # If the day and date have already been processed due to DST, skip the rest of the loop 280 | if [[ "$last_day" == "$a" && "$last_date" == "$d" ]]; then 281 | ((s += 86400)) 282 | continue 283 | fi 284 | 285 | # DEBUG: Show current iteration values 286 | [ "${DEBUG:-0}" -eq 1 ] && echo "DEBUG: d=$d, day=$day, d_zero=$d_zero, a=$a, s=$s" 287 | 288 | if [[ $display_month -eq 1 ]]; then 289 | day=0 290 | end_date="1970/01/01" 291 | fi 292 | if [[ 10#$d -lt 10#$day ]]; then 293 | color="${color_past_dates}" 294 | else 295 | # Call extract_status for every day to detect deadlines 296 | extract_status 297 | 298 | # DEBUG: output the values after running extract_status 299 | [ "${DEBUG:-0}" -eq 1 ] && echo "DEBUG: end_date=$end_date, status=$status, d_zero=$d_zero" 300 | 301 | if [[ -n $end_date && "$end_date" == "$year/$month_zero/$d_zero" ]]; then 302 | # A calendar entry exists for the current day – select color based on its status. 303 | if [[ "$weekend_days" == *"$a"* ]]; then 304 | if [[ $status == "1" && ${defaults["categories[1][show]"]} -eq 1 ]]; then 305 | [ "${DEBUG:-0}" -eq 1 ] && echo "DEBUG: In weekend branch for deadline on $d_zero ($a)" 306 | color=$(get_bg_color "${color_deadline_cal}") 307 | elif [[ $status == "5" && ${defaults["categories[5][show]"]} -eq 1 ]]; then 308 | [ "${DEBUG:-0}" -eq 1 ] && echo "DEBUG: In weekend branch for public holiday on $d_zero ($a)" 309 | color="${color_public_holiday_cal}" 310 | multi_event_day="$d_zero" 311 | elif [[ $status == "2" && ${defaults["categories[2][show]"]} -eq 1 ]]; then 312 | [ "${DEBUG:-0}" -eq 1 ] && echo "DEBUG: In weekend branch for work on $d_zero ($a)" 313 | color=$(get_bg_color "${color_work_cal}") 314 | elif [[ $status == "3" && ${defaults["categories[3][show]"]} -eq 1 ]]; then 315 | [ "${DEBUG:-0}" -eq 1 ] && echo "DEBUG: In weekend branch for personal on $d_zero ($a)" 316 | color=$(get_bg_color "${color_personal_cal}") 317 | elif [[ $status == "4" && ${defaults["categories[4][show]"]} -eq 1 ]]; then 318 | [ "${DEBUG:-0}" -eq 1 ] && echo "DEBUG: In weekend branch for birthday on $d_zero ($a)" 319 | color=$(get_bg_color "${color_birthday_cal}") 320 | elif [[ $status == "0" && ${defaults["categories[0][show]"]} -eq 1 ]]; then 321 | [ "${DEBUG:-0}" -eq 1 ] && echo "DEBUG: In weekend branch for resolved deadline on $d_zero ($a)" 322 | color=$(get_bg_color "${color_resolved_cal}") 323 | else 324 | [ "${DEBUG:-0}" -eq 1 ] && echo "DEBUG: In weekend branch for regular weekend on $d_zero ($a)" 325 | color="${color_weekends}" 326 | fi 327 | else 328 | if [[ $status == "1" && ${defaults["categories[1][show]"]} -eq 1 ]]; then 329 | color="${color_deadline_cal}" 330 | elif [[ $status == "5" && ${defaults["categories[5][show]"]} -eq 1 ]]; then 331 | color="${color_public_holiday_cal}" 332 | elif [[ $status == "2" && ${defaults["categories[2][show]"]} -eq 1 ]]; then 333 | color="${color_work_cal}" 334 | elif [[ $status == "3" && ${defaults["categories[3][show]"]} -eq 1 ]]; then 335 | color="${color_personal_cal}" 336 | elif [[ $status == "4" && ${defaults["categories[4][show]"]} -eq 1 ]]; then 337 | color="${color_birthday_cal}" 338 | elif [[ $status == "6" && ${defaults["categories[6][show]"]} -eq 1 ]]; then 339 | color="${color_vacation_cal}" 340 | elif [[ $status == "7" && ${defaults["categories[7][show]"]} -eq 1 ]]; then 341 | color="${color_sick_leave_cal}" 342 | elif [[ $status == "8" && ${defaults["categories[8][show]"]} -eq 1 ]]; then 343 | if [[ $school -eq 1 ]]; then 344 | color="${color_school_holiday_cal}" 345 | else 346 | color="${color_school_holiday_cal_parent}" 347 | fi 348 | elif [[ $status == "0" && ${defaults["categories[0][show]"]} -eq 1 ]]; then 349 | color="${color_resolved_cal}" 350 | else 351 | # If no status is matched, default to future date color 352 | color="" 353 | fi 354 | fi 355 | else 356 | # No calendar entries for this date. 357 | if [[ -z $color ]]; then 358 | # For static views (previous month), assign weekend color if the day is Saturday or Sunday, 359 | # otherwise use the future date color. 360 | if [[ "$weekend_days" == *"$a"* ]]; then 361 | color="${color_weekends}" 362 | fi 363 | fi 364 | fi 365 | if [[ $display_month -ne 1 ]]; then 366 | # For the current month, check whether this day is today. 367 | [ "${DEBUG:-0}" -eq 1 ] && echo "DEBUG: Testing today..." 368 | if [[ "$year/$month_zero/$day_zero" == "$year/$month_zero/$d_zero" ]]; then 369 | [ "${DEBUG:-0}" -eq 1 ] && echo "DEBUG: [$year/$month_zero/$d_zero] Today found!" 370 | color="${color_today}" 371 | fi 372 | fi 373 | fi 374 | printf -v l1 "%s${color}%-2s${reset} " "$l1" "$a" 375 | printf -v l2 "%s${color}%+2s${reset} " "$l2" "$d" 376 | ((s += 86400)) 377 | last_day="$a" 378 | last_date="$d" 379 | done 380 | 381 | if [[ $display_month -eq 1 ]]; then 382 | # Mode: Static Calendar View 383 | view_calendar 384 | exit 0 385 | fi 386 | 387 | # Mode: Dynamic Calendar View (DEFAULT) 388 | # Read the overdues into an array 389 | mapfile -t overdues < <(get_overdue_deadlines) 390 | # If the INPUT_FILE hasn't been touched for more than 24h, ask the user about overdue deadlines 391 | given_time="${year}/${month_zero}/${day_zero} $current_time" 392 | given_time_in_seconds=$(date -d "$given_time" +%s) 393 | 394 | # Check if the last scheduled cleanup date exists 395 | if [[ -n $last_scheduled_date ]]; then 396 | # Calculate seconds in DEFAULT_CLEANUP_FREQUENCY months 397 | seconds_in_months=$((DEFAULT_CLEANUP_FREQUENCY * 30 * 24 * 60 * 60)) 398 | 399 | # Calculate default_cleanup_date 400 | if (( $seconds_in_months == 0 )); then 401 | # Setting: never perform an automatic cleanup 402 | default_cleanup_date=$((start_timestamp + 60)) 403 | else 404 | default_cleanup_date=$((last_scheduled_date + seconds_in_months)) 405 | fi 406 | 407 | view_calendar 408 | 409 | if [[ $enforce_resolve == $ENFORCE ]] || [[ $enforce_resolve != $ENFORCE && $last_overdue_date -le $(( given_time_in_seconds-24*60*60 )) && $display_month -ne 1 ]]; then 410 | process_overdues 411 | cleanup_inactive_pids 412 | fi 413 | else 414 | view_calendar 415 | # The last execution date for scheduled backup doesn't exist, so we assume this is the first run 416 | last_scheduled_date=0 417 | # Initiate additional checks 418 | process_overdues 419 | cleanup_inactive_pids 420 | fi 421 | 422 | # Check if the current date (start_timestamp) is later than the default_cleanup_date 423 | if [[ $start_timestamp -gt $default_cleanup_date ]]; then 424 | expired_lines 425 | # If expired_lines found any expired events stored in $lines 426 | if [[ -n $lines ]]; then 427 | scheduled_cleanup 428 | fi 429 | fi 430 | } 431 | 432 | 433 | view_legend() { 434 | # Check if legend is 1 435 | if [[ $legend -eq 1 ]]; then 436 | print_legend_line 437 | print_legend | sed 's/^/ /' 438 | else 439 | if [[ -n $verbose ]]; then 440 | echo 441 | fi 442 | fi 443 | } 444 | 445 | 446 | view_calendar() { 447 | # Print the calendar 448 | n=$(( ($MAX_LINE_LENGTH - $last_date*3)/$last_date )) 449 | m=$(( ($MAX_LINE_LENGTH - (12*8-4))/12 )); (( m > 2 )) && m=$((m-3)); 450 | spaces=$(printf "%${n}s" " ") 451 | spaces_m=$(printf "%${m}s") 452 | # echo "$l0" | cat -v 453 | 454 | # Replace all occurrences of "\033[0m " with "\033[0m $spaces" in $l1 455 | l0=$(echo -e "$l0" | sed "s/$(echo -e '\033')\[0m/$(echo -e '\033')\[0m$spaces_m/g") 456 | l1=$(echo -e "$l1" | sed "s/$(echo -e '\033')\[0m /$(echo -e '\033')\[0m$spaces/g") 457 | l2=$(echo -e "$l2" | sed "s/$(echo -e '\033')\[0m /$(echo -e '\033')\[0m$spaces/g") 458 | 459 | # Remove all trailing spaces 460 | l0=$(echo "$l0" | sed 's/[ \t]*$//') 461 | l1=$(echo "$l1" | sed 's/[ \t]*$//') 462 | l2=$(echo "$l2" | sed 's/[ \t]*$//') 463 | 464 | # Print the results 465 | printf '%s\n%s\n%s\n' "$l0" "$l1" "$l2" 466 | 467 | if [[ $verbose -eq 1 ]]; then 468 | view_monthly_events_details 469 | view_legend 470 | else 471 | echo 472 | fi 473 | } 474 | 475 | 476 | print_line() { 477 | # Straight line 478 | local total_cols 479 | local highlight_cols 480 | if [[ $display_month -eq 1 ]]; then 481 | print_month_line 482 | else 483 | total_cols=$(tput cols) 484 | highlight_cols=$((total_cols * $percent / 100)) # Calculate the number of columns to highlight 485 | echo -ne "$color_line_highlight" 486 | printf '%.s─' $(seq 1 "$highlight_cols") 487 | echo -ne "$color_line" 488 | [[ $highlight_cols -lt $total_cols ]] && printf '%.s─' $(seq "$((highlight_cols + 1))" "$(( total_cols + (highlight_cols > 0 ? 0 : -1) ))") 489 | echo -e "$reset" 490 | fi 491 | } 492 | 493 | 494 | print_report_line() { 495 | # Straight line 496 | echo -ne "$color_line$(spaces $(( $leading_spaces - 2 )))" 497 | printf '%.s─' $(seq 1 $(( ${MAX_LINE_LENGTH} - 2*$leading_spaces + 4 ))) 498 | echo -e "$reset" 499 | } 500 | 501 | 502 | print_month_line() { 503 | local len_month=${#month_name} 504 | local total_cols=$(tput cols) 505 | local max_total_cols=$((total_cols - len_month - 1)) 506 | local highlight_cols=$((total_cols * $percent / 100)) # Calculate the number of columns to highlight 507 | 508 | [[ $highlight_cols -gt $max_total_cols ]] && highlight_cols=${max_total_cols} 509 | 510 | # Print the highlighted part 511 | echo -ne "$color_line_highlight" 512 | printf '%.s─' $(seq 1 "$highlight_cols") 513 | 514 | # Print the remaining part in the original color 515 | echo -ne "$color_line" 516 | [[ $highlight_cols -lt $(( max_total_cols )) ]] && printf '%.s─' $(seq "$((highlight_cols + 1))" "$((max_total_cols - 1))") 517 | 518 | # Print the month name 519 | echo -e "${reset} ${month_name^^}" 520 | } 521 | 522 | 523 | print_legend_line() { 524 | # Straight line 525 | echo -ne "$color_line" 526 | printf '%.s─' $(seq 1 $(( $(tput cols) - 7 ))) 527 | echo -ne " ᴸᴱᴳᴱᴺᴰ" 528 | echo -e "$reset" 529 | } 530 | 531 | 532 | print_legend() { 533 | # Parse the JSON data into an array using jq only once 534 | # parse_json 535 | declare -a entries 536 | # Calculate the number of categories 537 | for ((i=0; i<=${num_categories}; i++)); do 538 | name=${defaults["categories[$i][name]"]} 539 | # Skip if no category name is returned 540 | if [[ -n $name ]]; then 541 | if [[ "${i}" == "8" && ${school} -ne 1 ]]; then 542 | color="color_school_holiday_cal_parent" 543 | else 544 | color=${defaults["categories[$i][color]"]} 545 | fi 546 | bullet=${defaults["categories[$i][bullet]"]} 547 | show=${defaults["categories[$i][show]"]} 548 | # Skip category 0 549 | if [[ $i != 0 ]]; then 550 | entries+=("$i" "$name" "$color" "$bullet" "$show") 551 | fi 552 | fi 553 | done 554 | 555 | # Calculate the available space for each item 556 | item_space=$(( MAX_LINE_LENGTH / 4)) 557 | # Total number of category items 558 | total_items=$((${#entries[@]} / 5)) 559 | # Maximum number of rows 560 | total_rows=$(( ${total_items} / 4 )) 561 | 562 | # Prepare a variable to hold the output 563 | output="" 564 | 565 | # Initialize an array to store the maximum length for each column 566 | max_lengths=(-1 -1 -1 -1) 567 | 568 | # Iterate over each row 569 | for ((row=0; row<${total_rows}; row++)); do 570 | # Iterate over each column 571 | for ((col=0; col<4; col++)); do 572 | # Calculate the index of the name in the entries array 573 | index=$((row * 20 + col * 5 + 1)) 574 | # Check if the index exists in the entries array 575 | if [[ -v entries[index] ]]; then 576 | # Get the name 577 | name=${entries[index]} 578 | # Get the length of the name 579 | length=${#name} 580 | # Update the maximum length for the column if necessary 581 | if (( length > max_lengths[col] )); then 582 | max_lengths[col]=$length 583 | fi 584 | fi 585 | done 586 | done 587 | 588 | # Calculate the sum of all max_lengths values 589 | sum_max_lengths=$(IFS=+; echo "$((${max_lengths[*]}))") 590 | if [[ $sum_max_lengths < $MAX_LINE_LENGTH ]]; then 591 | single_space=$(( (MAX_LINE_LENGTH-sum_max_lengths)/3 )) 592 | fi 593 | 594 | # Prepare the names and keys in two lines and four columns 595 | for ((i=0; i<${#entries[@]}; i+=5)); do 596 | # Get the color and bullet using variable indirection 597 | name=${entries[i+1]} 598 | color=${!entries[i+2]} 599 | bullet=${!entries[i+3]} 600 | show=${entries[i+4]} 601 | # Calculate the number of spaces needed to reach item_space 602 | bullet_visible=$(visible_length "${bullet}") 603 | 604 | # Truncate the name if necessary and append an ellipsis 605 | if [[ -z ${single_space} ]]; then 606 | if (( ${#name} + ${#entries[i]} + bullet_visible + 1 > item_space )); then 607 | name=${name:0:$((item_space - ${#name} - ${#entries[i]} - bullet_visible - 1))}"…" 608 | fi 609 | fi 610 | crossed="" 611 | if [[ $show -ne 1 ]]; then 612 | crossed="${effect_crossed_out}" 613 | color="${color_resolved}" 614 | fi 615 | # Add the color, bullet, name, key, and reset to the output 616 | line="${color}${bullet} ${crossed}${name}${reset}${color}$(tiny_text ${entries[i]})${reset}" 617 | output+="$line" 618 | # Add a new line after the fourth column 619 | if (( (i / 5 + 1) % 4 == 0 )); then 620 | output+="\n" 621 | else 622 | if [[ -n ${single_space} ]]; then 623 | cols=$(( (i/5)%4 )) 624 | spaces_needed=$((${max_lengths[cols]} + ${single_space} - ${#name} - ${#entries[i]} - bullet_visible - 1)) 625 | # Add the spaces to the output 626 | else 627 | spaces_needed=$((item_space - ${#name} - ${#entries[i]} - bullet_visible - 1)) 628 | # Add the spaces to the output 629 | fi 630 | output+=$(printf "%${spaces_needed}s") 631 | fi 632 | done 633 | 634 | # Print the output 635 | echo -e "${output}" 636 | } 637 | 638 | 639 | view_report() { 640 | local categories=() 641 | local numbers_workday=() 642 | local numbers_weekend=() 643 | local count_workday_events=0 644 | local count_weekend_events=0 645 | 646 | for ((i=0; i<=${num_categories}; i++)); do 647 | name=${defaults["categories[$i][name]"]} 648 | # Skip if no category name is returned 649 | if [[ -n $name ]]; then 650 | color=${defaults["categories[$i][color]"]} 651 | if [[ $i -eq 8 && $school -ne 1 ]]; then 652 | categories+=("${color_school_holiday_cal_parent}${name}${reset}") 653 | numbers_workday+=("${color_school_holiday_cal_parent}$(add_thousand_separators ${report_workday[$i]:-0})${reset}") 654 | numbers_weekend+=("${color_school_holiday_cal_parent}$(add_thousand_separators ${report_weekend[$i]:-0})${reset}") 655 | continue 656 | fi 657 | categories+=("${!color}${name}${reset}") 658 | numbers_workday+=("${!color}$(add_thousand_separators ${report_workday[$i]:-0})${reset}") 659 | numbers_weekend+=("${!color}$(add_thousand_separators ${report_weekend[$i]:-0})${reset}") 660 | fi 661 | done 662 | # Add an element to the start of the index array 663 | categories+=("No Events") 664 | numbers_workday+=("$(add_thousand_separators $(( ${workdays:-0} + ${non_working_days:-0} - ${weekdays_with_events:-0} )))") 665 | numbers_weekend+=("$(add_thousand_separators $(( ${weekends:-0} - ${weekends_with_events:-0} )))") 666 | categories+=("Total") 667 | numbers_workday+=("$(add_thousand_separators $(( ${workdays:-0} + ${non_working_days:-0} )))") 668 | numbers_weekend+=("$(add_thousand_separators ${weekends:-0})") 669 | categories+=("") 670 | numbers_workday+=("On-duty") 671 | numbers_weekend+=("Off-duty") 672 | categories+=("Weekdays") 673 | numbers_workday+=("$(add_thousand_separators ${workdays:-0})") 674 | numbers_weekend+=("$(add_thousand_separators ${non_working_days:-0})") 675 | categories+=("${color_weekends}Weekends${reset}") 676 | numbers_workday+=("${color_weekends}$(add_thousand_separators ${working_days:-0})${reset}") 677 | numbers_weekend+=("${color_weekends}$(add_thousand_separators $(( ${weekends:-0} - ${working_days:-0} )))${reset}") 678 | categories+=("CUMULATIVE") 679 | numbers_workday+=("$(add_thousand_separators $(( ${working_days:-0} + ${workdays:-0} )))") 680 | numbers_weekend+=("$(add_thousand_separators $(( ${weekends:-0} - ${working_days:-0} + ${non_working_days:-0} )))") 681 | 682 | # Define headers 683 | header_text="Event Category" 684 | header_num1="Weekdays" 685 | header_num2="Weekends" 686 | 687 | 688 | # Find the length of the longest string in each column 689 | maxlen_text=${#header_text} 690 | maxlen_num1=$(( ${#header_num1}+var )) 691 | maxlen_num2=$(( ${#header_num2}+var )) 692 | 693 | # Calculate the maximum length of the items in each column, including the headers 694 | max_length_column1=$(max_length "${header_text}" "${categories[@]}") 695 | max_length_column2=$(max_length "${header_num1}" "${numbers_workday[@]}") 696 | max_length_column3=$(max_length "${header_num2}" "${numbers_weekend[@]}") 697 | 698 | # Calculate the space between columns 699 | leading_spaces=8 700 | local max_length=$((MAX_LINE_LENGTH < 92 ? MAX_LINE_LENGTH-leading_spaces+4 : 92-leading_spaces+4)) 701 | 702 | space=$(( (max_length - leading_spaces -max_length_column1 - max_length_column2 - max_length_column3) / 2 )) 703 | 704 | echo 705 | echo 706 | # Print the header 707 | echo -e "$(spaces $leading_spaces)${header_text}$(spaces $((space + max_length_column1 - $(strip_escape_codes "${header_text}" | wc -m))))${header_num1}$(spaces $((space + max_length_column2 - $(strip_escape_codes "${header_num1}" | wc -m))))${header_num2}" 708 | 709 | # Print the elements of the arrays 710 | for ((i=0; i<${#categories[@]}; i++)); do 711 | # Calculate the number of spaces needed to align the columns 712 | spaces1=$(( space + max_length_column1 - $(strip_escape_codes "${categories[$i]}" | wc -m) + max_length_column2 - $(strip_escape_codes "${numbers_workday[$i]}" | wc -m ))) 713 | spaces2=$((max_length_column3 - $(strip_escape_codes "${numbers_weekend[$i]}" | wc -m) + space)) 714 | 715 | if [[ $i -eq 0 || $i -eq $((${#categories[@]}-5)) || $i -eq $((${#categories[@]}-3)) || $i -eq $((${#categories[@]}-1)) ]]; then 716 | print_report_line 717 | elif [[ $i -eq $((${#categories[@]}-4)) ]]; then 718 | echo 719 | echo 720 | fi 721 | # Print the items with the calculated spaces 722 | echo -e "$(spaces $leading_spaces)${categories[$i]}$(spaces $spaces1)${numbers_workday[$i]}$(spaces $spaces2)${numbers_weekend[$i]}" 723 | done 724 | echo 725 | } 726 | 727 | 728 | # Prints all the different categories of events 729 | view_categories() { 730 | # Calculate the number of categories 731 | for ((i=0; i<=${num_categories}; i++)); do 732 | name=${defaults["categories[$i][name]"]} 733 | # Skip if no category name is returned 734 | if [[ -n $name ]]; then 735 | color=${defaults["categories[$i][color]"]} 736 | bullet=${defaults["categories[$i][bullet]"]} 737 | show=${defaults["categories[$i][show]"]} 738 | # Skip category 0 739 | if [[ $i != 0 ]]; then 740 | echo " $i: $name" 741 | fi 742 | fi 743 | done 744 | echo 745 | } 746 | 747 | 748 | view_monthly_events_details() { 749 | # Get all events for the given month 750 | local lines=$(events_in_month) 751 | local date 752 | local status 753 | local description 754 | 755 | # Split the lines into two arrays based on the date 756 | local first_half=() 757 | local second_half=() 758 | 759 | # Variables to track the start of the week 760 | local week_start=$(date "+%u") 761 | 762 | # Needed in 'validate_reminder' (inside the while loop) 763 | current_date="${year}/${month_zero}/${day_zero}" 764 | next_date=$(date -d "+1 day" "+%Y/%m/%d") 765 | current_datetime=$(date +%s) 766 | 767 | # Define description length 768 | desc_length=$(( MAX_LINE_LENGTH/2-9 )) 769 | 770 | # Parse the JSON file into an associative array 771 | declare -A show_values 772 | # while IFS=$'\t' read -r key show; do 773 | # show_values[$key]=$show 774 | # done < <(jq -r '.categories | to_entries[] | [.key, .value.show] | @tsv' $SETTINGS) 775 | 776 | prev_week_number=-1 777 | while IFS= read -r line; do 778 | 779 | # Check if there's any data 780 | if [[ -z $line ]]; then 781 | echo 782 | continue 783 | fi 784 | 785 | # Extract the date and status from the line 786 | local date=${line:0:10} 787 | local date_y=${line:0:4} 788 | local date_m=$((10#${line:5:2})) 789 | local date_d=$((10#${line:8:2})) 790 | local status=${line:11:1} 791 | local description=${line:13} 792 | local show=${defaults["categories[$status][show]"]} 793 | 794 | # Check if the date is valid 795 | if [[ -z $line || -z $date || -z $status || -z $description ]] || [[ ! $date =~ ${date_regex} ]]; then 796 | echo 797 | continue 798 | fi 799 | 800 | # Check if the event is today or tomorrow and has a valid time at the start of the description 801 | [[ $display_month -ne 1 ]] && validate_reminder "${date}" "$status" "${description}" 802 | 803 | if [[ ${show} -eq 1 ]]; then 804 | # Check if the date is in the first or second half of the month 805 | if (( ${date_d} <= 15 )); then 806 | # Check if a new week has started 807 | # week_number=10#$(date -d "$date" "+%V") 808 | 809 | # Calculate the week number (refactored) 810 | week_number=$(get_week_number $date_d) 811 | 812 | if (( week_number > prev_week_number )); then 813 | first_half+=("") 814 | prev_week_number=$week_number 815 | fi 816 | if [[ -n $REMINDER_DESC ]]; then 817 | line="${line:0:13}${REMINDER_DESC}" 818 | unset REMINDER_DESC 819 | fi 820 | first_half+=("$line") 821 | else 822 | # Check if a new week has started 823 | # week_number=10#$(date -d "$date" "+%V") 824 | 825 | # Calculate the week number (refactored) 826 | week_number=$(get_week_number $date_d) 827 | 828 | if (( week_number > prev_week_number )); then 829 | second_half+=("") 830 | prev_week_number=$week_number 831 | fi 832 | if [[ -n $REMINDER_DESC ]]; then 833 | line="${line:0:13}${REMINDER_DESC}" 834 | unset REMINDER_DESC 835 | fi 836 | second_half+=("$line") 837 | fi 838 | fi 839 | done <<< "$(echo -e "$lines")" 840 | 841 | # Trim leading and trailing new lines from first_half and second_half 842 | while [[ ${first_half[0]} == "" && ${#first_half[@]} -gt 1 ]]; do 843 | first_half=("${first_half[@]:1}") 844 | done 845 | while [[ ${#first_half[@]} -gt 1 && ${first_half[-1]} == "" ]]; do 846 | unset 'first_half[${#first_half[@]}-1]' 847 | done 848 | while [[ ${second_half[0]} == "" && ${#second_half[@]} -gt 1 ]]; do 849 | second_half=("${second_half[@]:1}") 850 | done 851 | while [[ ${#second_half[@]} -gt 1 && ${second_half[-1]} == "" ]]; do 852 | unset 'second_half[${#second_half[@]}-1]' 853 | done 854 | # Calculate the number of lines in each column 855 | local num_lines=$(( (${#first_half[@]} > ${#second_half[@]} ? ${#first_half[@]} : ${#second_half[@]}) )) 856 | 857 | local description 858 | local day 859 | local bullet 860 | 861 | # Print the lines in two columns 862 | for (( i=0; i<$num_lines; i++ )); do 863 | # Get the line for the current row in each column 864 | local first_line=${first_half[$i]% #gc} 865 | first_line=${first_line% #oh} 866 | first_line=${first_line:-""} 867 | local second_line=${second_half[$i]% #gc} 868 | second_line=${second_line% #oh} 869 | second_line=${second_line:-""} 870 | 871 | # Inject ANSI codes into first_line and second_line 872 | if [[ -n "$first_line" ]]; then 873 | description=${first_line:13} 874 | # Truncate the lines if they are too long 875 | if (( ${#description} > $desc_length )); then 876 | if [[ $description == *"🔔 "* ]]; then 877 | description="${description:0:$(( $desc_length-2 ))}…" 878 | else 879 | description="${description:0:$(( $desc_length-1 ))}…" 880 | fi 881 | fi 882 | day=${first_line:8:2} 883 | # Read the output of get_bullet into an array 884 | mapfile -t bullet < <(get_bullet ${first_line:0:10} ${first_line:11:1}) 885 | if (( ${bullet[2]} == 1 )); then 886 | color_title="${bullet[1]}" 887 | else 888 | color_title="${reset}" 889 | fi 890 | if [[ -z ${bullet[3]} ]]; then 891 | color_date="${color_title}" 892 | else 893 | color_date="${bullet[3]}" 894 | fi 895 | first_line=" ${bullet[0]} ${color_line}[${reset}${color_date}$day${reset}${color_line}] ${color_title}${description}${reset}" 896 | fi 897 | if [[ -n "$second_line" ]]; then 898 | description=${second_line:13} 899 | # Truncate the lines if they are too long 900 | if (( ${#description} > $desc_length )); then 901 | if [[ $description == *"🔔 "* ]]; then 902 | description="${description:0:$(( $desc_length-2 ))}…" 903 | else 904 | description="${description:0:$(( $desc_length-1 ))}…" 905 | fi 906 | fi 907 | day=${second_line:8:2} 908 | # Read the output of get_bullet into an array 909 | mapfile -t bullet < <(get_bullet ${second_line:0:10} ${second_line:11:1}) 910 | if (( ${bullet[2]} == 1 )); then 911 | color_title="${bullet[1]}" 912 | else 913 | color_title="${reset}" 914 | fi 915 | if [[ -z ${bullet[3]} ]]; then 916 | color_date="${color_title}" 917 | else 918 | color_date="${bullet[3]}" 919 | fi 920 | second_line=" ${bullet[0]} ${color_line}[${reset}${color_date}$day${reset}${color_line}] ${color_title}${description}${reset}" 921 | fi 922 | 923 | # Calculate the length of the visible characters 924 | local length_first=$(visible_length "$first_line") 925 | local length_second=$(visible_length "$second_line") 926 | 927 | # Adjust the width argument to printf 928 | local width_first=$((MAX_LINE_LENGTH/2 - length_first)) 929 | local width_second=$((MAX_LINE_LENGTH/2 - length_second)) 930 | 931 | if [[ $i -eq 0 && ( -n $first_line || -n $second_line ) ]]; then 932 | echo 933 | fi 934 | 935 | # Add spaces before second_line when first_line is empty 936 | if [[ -z "$first_line" ]]; then 937 | printf "%-${width_first}s %b\n" " " "$second_line" 938 | else 939 | if (( width_first <= 0 )); then 940 | if [[ ${bell} -eq 0 ]]; then 941 | printf "%b %b\n" "$first_line" "$second_line" 942 | else 943 | printf "%b%b\n" "$first_line" "$second_line" 944 | fi 945 | else 946 | printf "%b%-${width_first}s %b\n" "$first_line" " " "$second_line" 947 | fi 948 | fi 949 | done 950 | } 951 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /src/utils/_controller.sh: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #!/usr/bin/env bash 2 | 3 | # Function to replace spaces outside ANSI codes 4 | replace_spaces() { 5 | local original_string="$1" 6 | local injection_string="$2" 7 | echo "$original_string" | awk -v inject="$injection_string" 'BEGIN{RS="\\\\033\\\\\\\\[0m "; ORS="\\\\033\\\\\\\\[0m"inject}{print $0}' | head -c -${#injection_string} 8 | } 9 | 10 | 11 | trunc_desc() { 12 | if (( ${#1} > MAX_LINE_LENGTH-length )); then 13 | desc_truncated="${1:0:(( MAX_LINE_LENGTH - length ))}…" 14 | else 15 | desc_truncated=${description} 16 | fi 17 | } 18 | 19 | 20 | tiny_text() { 21 | local input="$1" 22 | local -A map=( 23 | ['a']='ᵃ' ['b']='ᵇ' ['c']='ᶜ' ['d']='ᵈ' ['e']='ᵉ' 24 | ['f']='ᶠ' ['g']='ᵍ' ['h']='ʰ' ['i']='ⁱ' ['j']='ʲ' 25 | ['k']='ᵏ' ['l']='ˡ' ['m']='ᵐ' ['n']='ⁿ' ['o']='ᵒ' 26 | ['p']='ᵖ' ['q']='q' ['r']='ʳ' ['s']='ˢ' ['t']='ᵗ' 27 | ['u']='ᵘ' ['v']='ᵛ' ['w']='ʷ' ['x']='ˣ' ['y']='ʸ' 28 | ['z']='ᶻ' ['A']='ᴬ' ['B']='ᴮ' ['C']='ᶜ' ['D']='ᴰ' 29 | ['E']='ᴱ' ['F']='ᶠ' ['G']='ᴳ' ['H']='ᴴ' ['I']='ᴵ' 30 | ['J']='ᴶ' ['K']='ᴷ' ['L']='ᴸ' ['M']='ᴹ' ['N']='ᴺ' 31 | ['O']='ᴼ' ['P']='ᴾ' ['Q']='Q' ['R']='ᴿ' ['S']='ˢ' 32 | ['T']='ᵀ' ['U']='ᵁ' ['V']='ⱽ' ['W']='ᵂ' ['X']='ˣ' 33 | ['Y']='ʸ' ['Z']='ᶻ' ['0']='⁰' ['1']='¹' ['2']='²' 34 | ['3']='³' ['4']='⁴' ['5']='⁵' ['6']='⁶' ['7']='⁷' 35 | ['8']='⁸' ['9']='⁹' ['(']='⁽' [')']='⁾' ['-']='⁻' 36 | ['+']='⁺' 37 | ) 38 | output="" 39 | for (( i=0; i<${#input}; i++ )); do 40 | char="${input:$i:1}" 41 | output+="${map[$char]:-$char}" 42 | done 43 | echo "$output" 44 | } 45 | 46 | 47 | # Merge foreground and a background ANSI color codes for the weekends 48 | get_bg_color() { 49 | # Set fg_color 50 | local fg_color=${color_weekends:-"\033[38;5;233m"} 51 | local color_code=$1 52 | # Remove the trailing 'm' and leading '\033[' from fg_color 53 | local fg_color_code=$(echo $fg_color | sed -e 's/m$//' -e 's/^\\033\[//') 54 | local bg_color=$(echo $color_code | grep -oP '(?<=48;5;)\d+') 55 | 56 | if [[ -n $bg_color ]]; then 57 | echo -e "\033[${fg_color_code};48;5;${bg_color}m" 58 | else 59 | bg_color=$(echo $color_code | grep -oP '(?<=4)\d') 60 | if [[ -n $bg_color ]]; then 61 | case $bg_color in 62 | 0) bg_color=16 ;; # Black 63 | 1) bg_color=124 ;; # Red 64 | 2) bg_color=22 ;; # Green 65 | 3) bg_color=94 ;; # Yellow 66 | 4) bg_color=18 ;; # Blue 67 | 5) bg_color=54 ;; # Magenta 68 | 6) bg_color=30 ;; # Cyan 69 | 7) bg_color=15 ;; # White 70 | esac 71 | echo "\033[${fg_color_code};48;5;${bg_color}m" 72 | fi 73 | fi 74 | } 75 | 76 | 77 | # Toggle the visibility of a certain category in calendar details 78 | toggle_show() { 79 | # If the array is not empty 80 | if [[ -n ${1} ]]; then 81 | # Iterate over each key in the array 82 | for key in "$@"; do 83 | if [[ -n ${defaults["categories[$key][name]"]} ]]; then 84 | local show="${defaults["categories[$key][show]"]}" 85 | local name="${defaults["categories[$key][name]"]}" 86 | else 87 | echo "Error: Category '$key' not found." 88 | continue 89 | fi 90 | 91 | local new_show=$((1 - $show)) 92 | jq ".categories.\"$key\".show = $new_show" $SETTINGS > tmp.$$.json && mv tmp.$$.json $SETTINGS 93 | local notice=$(if [[ $new_show -eq 1 ]]; then echo "VISIBLE"; else echo "HIDDEN"; fi) 94 | echo "Category '$name' is now $notice in a detailed view." 95 | done 96 | fi 97 | echo "Current visibility of all categories:" 98 | jq -r '.categories | to_entries[] | "\(.key): \(.value.name)\t\(.value.show)"' $SETTINGS | sed "s/1$/ON/g" | sed 's/0$/OFF/g' | column -t -s $'\t' | sed 's/^/ /' 99 | } 100 | 101 | 102 | # Toggle the visibility of calendar details 103 | toggle_school() { 104 | local work_day="WORK DAY" 105 | local holiday="HOLIDAY" 106 | local school_category_name=${defaults["categories[8][name]"]} 107 | if [[ -n $1 && $1 -eq 0 ]]; then 108 | local new_school=0 109 | local notice=${work_day} 110 | elif [[ $1 -eq 1 ]]; then 111 | local new_school=1 112 | local notice=${holiday} 113 | else 114 | local new_school=${defaults["school"]} 115 | local notice=$(if [[ $new_school -eq 1 ]]; then echo "${holiday}"; else echo "${work_day}"; fi) 116 | fi 117 | if [[ -n $1 ]]; then 118 | jq --argjson new_school $new_school '.school = $new_school' $SETTINGS > tmp.$$.json && mv tmp.$$.json $SETTINGS 119 | fi 120 | echo "'${school_category_name}' is currently set as a ${notice} period." 121 | } 122 | 123 | 124 | # Toggle the visibility of calendar details 125 | toggle_legend() { 126 | if [[ -z $legend || $legend -eq 0 ]]; then 127 | local new_legend=1 128 | local notice="ON" 129 | else 130 | local new_legend=0 131 | local notice="OFF" 132 | fi 133 | jq --argjson new_legend $new_legend '.legend = $new_legend' $SETTINGS > tmp.$$.json && mv tmp.$$.json $SETTINGS && echo "Print legend: $notice" 134 | } 135 | 136 | 137 | # Toggle the visibility of calendar details 138 | toggle_print_details() { 139 | if [[ -z $verbose || $verbose -eq 0 ]]; then 140 | local new_verbose=1 141 | local notice="ON" 142 | else 143 | local new_verbose=0 144 | local notice="OFF" 145 | fi 146 | jq --argjson new_verbose $new_verbose '.verbose = $new_verbose' $SETTINGS > tmp.$$.json && mv tmp.$$.json $SETTINGS && echo "Print details: $notice" 147 | } 148 | 149 | 150 | get_value() { 151 | local key=$1 152 | local attr1=$2 153 | local attr2=$3 154 | 155 | if [[ -n $attr1 ]]; then 156 | key="${key}[$attr1]" 157 | fi 158 | 159 | if [[ -n $attr2 ]]; then 160 | key="${key}[$attr2]" 161 | fi 162 | 163 | echo "${defaults[$key]}" 164 | } 165 | 166 | 167 | parse_json() { 168 | local json=$(jq -r '.' "${SETTINGS}") 169 | 170 | i=0 171 | while IFS="=" read -r key value; do 172 | for attr in name color bullet range show; do 173 | defaults["categories[$key][$attr]"]=$(echo "$value" | jq -r ".$attr") 174 | done 175 | ((i++)) 176 | done < <(echo "$json" | jq -r '.categories | to_entries[] | "\(.key)=\(.value)"') 177 | num_categories=${i} 178 | 179 | i=0 180 | while IFS="=" read -r key value; do 181 | for attr in pid time_created time_scheduled name; do 182 | defaults["reminders[$i][$attr]"]=$(echo "$value" | jq -r ".$attr") 183 | done 184 | ((i++)) 185 | done < <(echo "$json" | jq -r '.reminders | to_entries[] | "\(.key)=\(.value)"') 186 | num_reminders=${i} 187 | 188 | i=0 189 | while IFS="=" read -r key value; do 190 | for attr in name imported_date end_date category; do 191 | defaults["gca[$i][$attr]"]=$(echo "$value" | jq -r ".$attr") 192 | done 193 | ((i++)) 194 | done < <(echo "$json" | jq -r '.gca | to_entries[] | "\(.key)=\(.value)"') 195 | num_gca=${i} 196 | 197 | for attr in verbose legend school scheduled_cleanup oha_imported oha_country_iso oha_language_iso oha_subdivision_iso gca_skip process_overdues; do 198 | defaults["$attr"]=$(echo "$json" | jq -r ".$attr") 199 | done 200 | } 201 | 202 | 203 | assign_categories() { 204 | if [[ -z $categories ]]; then 205 | categories=$(jq -r '.categories' $SETTINGS) 206 | fi 207 | 208 | # Parse the JSON data into the associative array 209 | while IFS="=" read -r key value; do 210 | for attr in name color bullet range show; do 211 | # Prepend 'k' to the key to avoid issues with leading zeros 212 | JSON_array["k${key}_${attr}"]=$(echo $value | jq -r .${attr}) 213 | done 214 | done < <(echo "$categories" | jq -r 'to_entries[] | "\(.key)=\(.value)"') 215 | } 216 | 217 | 218 | # Function to validate date 219 | validate_date() { 220 | if [[ $1 =~ $date_regex ]]; then 221 | IFS="/" read -r year month day <<< "$1" 222 | # Remove leading zeros 223 | month=$((10#$month)) 224 | day=$((10#$day)) 225 | # Yes, I plan this script will be THAT popular! 226 | if ((year >= 2020 && year <= 2499 && month >= 1 && month <= 12 && day >= 1 && day <= 31)); then 227 | return 0 228 | fi 229 | fi 230 | return 1 231 | } 232 | 233 | 234 | add_thousand_separators() { 235 | # Convert the number to a string with thousand separators 236 | echo "$(printf "%'.f\n" "${1}")" 237 | } 238 | 239 | 240 | # Function to remove ANSI escape codes 241 | strip_escape_codes() { 242 | echo -e "$1" | sed 's/\x1b\[[0-9;]*m//g' 243 | } 244 | 245 | 246 | # Function to calculate the length of the longest string in an array 247 | max_length() { 248 | local array=("$@") 249 | local max=-1 250 | for item in "${array[@]}"; do 251 | item_length=$(strip_escape_codes "$item" | wc -m) 252 | if ((item_length > max)); then 253 | max=$item_length 254 | fi 255 | done 256 | echo $max 257 | } 258 | 259 | 260 | # Function to generate a string of spaces 261 | spaces() { 262 | for ((i=0; i<$1; i++)); do 263 | echo -n " " 264 | done 265 | } 266 | 267 | 268 | count_group_events() { 269 | # Validate start and end dates 270 | local custom_range 271 | if [[ -n ${1} && -n ${2} ]]; then 272 | if validate_date "${1}" && validate_date "${2}"; then 273 | start_date=${1} 274 | end_date_input=${2} 275 | year=${start_date:0:4} 276 | month=${start_date:5:2} 277 | day=${start_date:8:2} 278 | custom_range=1 279 | else 280 | echo "Invalid date format. Please use 'YYYY/MM/DD'." 281 | exit 1 282 | fi 283 | else 284 | echo "No input attributes provided. Please use 'YYYY/MM/DD'." 285 | exit 1 286 | fi 287 | local last_month 288 | local today_date 289 | local year_month_ago 290 | local prev_year 291 | local prev_month 292 | local prev_day 293 | 294 | weekdays_with_events=0 295 | weekends_with_events=0 296 | 297 | # Initialize the count of non-working days 298 | non_working_days=0 299 | # Initialize the count of working days 300 | working_days=0 301 | local next_year=$(( year + 1 )) 302 | 303 | # Sort the file and save the sorted lines in a variable 304 | sorted_lines=$(sort ${INPUT_FILE} | awk -v start="${start_date}" -v end="${end_date_input}" ' 305 | BEGIN { FS = "/" } 306 | { 307 | # Convert the date parts to numbers for comparison 308 | year = sprintf("%04d", $1) 309 | month = sprintf("%02d", $2) 310 | day = sprintf("%02d", $3) 311 | date = year "/" month "/" day 312 | 313 | # Compare the date with the start and end dates 314 | if (date >= start && date <= end) { 315 | print 316 | } 317 | }') 318 | 319 | # Handle ${INPUT_FILE} data unless it was empty 320 | if [ -n "${sorted_lines}" ]; then 321 | # Iterate over the lines in the file 322 | while IFS= read -r line; do 323 | # Extract the date, status, and description from the line 324 | local d_date=${line:0:10} 325 | status=${line:11:1} 326 | description=${line:13} 327 | 328 | # Extract the year, month, and day from the date 329 | local d_year=${d_date:0:4} 330 | local d_month=$((10#${d_date:5:2})) 331 | local d_day=$((10#${d_date:8:2})) 332 | 333 | # Initialize month_zeller and year_zeller 334 | local month_zeller=$d_month 335 | local year_zeller=$d_year 336 | 337 | # Adjust the month and year for Zeller's Congruence 338 | if (( d_month < 3 )); then 339 | month_zeller=$((d_month + 12)) 340 | year_zeller=$((d_year - 1)) 341 | fi 342 | 343 | # Calculate the day of the week (6 for Saturday, 7 for Sunday) 344 | day_of_week=$(( (d_day + 2*month_zeller + 3*(month_zeller + 1)/5 + year_zeller + year_zeller/4 - year_zeller/100 + year_zeller/400) % 7 + 1 )) 345 | 346 | if [[ $day_of_week -lt 6 ]]; then 347 | # Group Work day events 348 | # echo "$line : $day_of_week : On" 349 | if [[ "$d_date" < "$year/$month/$day" ]]; then 350 | continue 351 | fi 352 | report_workday["$status"]=$(( ${report_workday[$status]:-0}+1 )) 353 | if [[ "${d_year}${d_month}${d_day}" > "${prev_year}${prev_month}${prev_day}" ]]; then 354 | (( weekdays_with_events++ )) 355 | prev_year="${d_year}" 356 | prev_month="${d_month}" 357 | prev_day="${d_day}" 358 | fi 359 | # Check if the status is 5, 6, 7, or 8 360 | if [[ $status =~ [5-8] ]]; then 361 | if [[ $status -eq 8 && $school -eq 0 ]]; then 362 | continue 363 | fi 364 | # Counter for off-duty weekdays 365 | if [[ ! " ${non_working_dates[@]} " =~ " ${d_date} " ]]; then 366 | non_working_dates+=("$d_date") 367 | (( non_working_days++ )) 368 | fi 369 | fi 370 | else 371 | # echo "$line : $day_of_week : Off" 372 | # Group Weekend events 373 | if [[ "$d_date" < "$year/$month/$day" ]]; then 374 | continue 375 | fi 376 | (( report_weekend["$status"]++ )) 377 | if [[ "${d_year}${d_month}${d_day}" > "${prev_year}${prev_month}${prev_day}" ]]; then 378 | (( weekends_with_events++ )) 379 | prev_year="${d_year}" 380 | prev_month="${d_month}" 381 | prev_day="${d_day}" 382 | fi 383 | # Check if the status is 2 384 | if [[ $status -eq 2 ]]; then 385 | (( working_days++ )) 386 | fi 387 | fi 388 | done < <(echo "${sorted_lines}") 389 | fi 390 | 391 | # Check if a future date was found 392 | # A future date was found 393 | read end_date_timestamp end_date_month end_date_formatted end_dow <<< $(date -d "${end_date_input}" "+%s %b ${LOCALE_FMT} %u") 394 | 395 | # Calculate the total number of days between the start date and the end date 396 | total_days=$(( (end_date_timestamp - start_timestamp + 86399) / 86400)) 397 | 398 | # Calculate the number of weekends between the start date and the end date 399 | weekends=$(( (total_days + start_dow - 1) / 7 * 2 )) 400 | 401 | # Check if the start date is a weekend day 402 | if (( start_dow == 7 )); then 403 | weekends=$((weekends - 2 )) 404 | elif (( start_dow == 6 )); then 405 | weekends=$((weekends - 1)) 406 | fi 407 | 408 | # Check if the end date is a weekend day 409 | if (( end_dow == 7 )); then 410 | weekends=$((weekends + 2)) 411 | elif (( end_dow == 6 )); then 412 | weekends=$((weekends + 1)) 413 | fi 414 | 415 | # Calculate the number of workdays between the start date and the end date 416 | # On-duty weekdays 417 | workdays=$((total_days - weekends - non_working_days)) 418 | # workdays=$((total_days - weekends)) 419 | 420 | # echo "${end_date_timestamp} ${end_date_input} ${end_date_formatted} ${workdays} ${total_days} ${end_dow} ${description}" 421 | } 422 | 423 | 424 | # Create sorted stack of relevant events 425 | # Outputs the closest relevant deadline for a countdown/overdue display 426 | get_next_deadline() { 427 | local last_month 428 | local today_date 429 | local year_month_ago 430 | local previous_date 431 | 432 | # Initialize the count of non-working days 433 | non_working_days=0 434 | local next_year=$(( year + 1 )) 435 | 436 | # Calculate from a month ago... 437 | last_month=$((10#$month - 1)) 438 | year_month_ago=$year 439 | if (( last_month == 0 )); then 440 | last_month=12 441 | year_month_ago=$((10#$year - 1)) 442 | fi 443 | last_month=$(printf "%02d" $((10#$last_month))) 444 | today_date=$(printf "%02d" $((10#$day))) 445 | 446 | # ... until either 6 months ahead or the next New Year (whichever is further) 447 | six_months_ahead=$((10#$month + 6)) 448 | year_six_months_ahead=$year 449 | if (( six_months_ahead > 12 )); then 450 | six_months_ahead=$((six_months_ahead - 12)) 451 | year_six_months_ahead=$((year + 1)) 452 | fi 453 | six_months_ahead=$(printf "%02d" $((10#$six_months_ahead))) 454 | month_ago="${year_month_ago}/${last_month}/${today_date}" 455 | 456 | if [[ "${year_six_months_ahead}${six_months_ahead}${today_date}" > "${next_year}0101" ]]; then 457 | end_date="${year_six_months_ahead}/${six_months_ahead}/${today_date}" 458 | else 459 | end_date="${next_year}/01/01" 460 | fi 461 | 462 | # Radar Mode: Find a reasonable time span that includes relevant past and foreseeable future 463 | # Sort the file and save the sorted lines in a variable 464 | sorted_lines=$(sort "${INPUT_FILE}" | awk -v start_date="${month_ago}" -v end_date="${end_date}" -v this_month="${year}/${month}/" -v display_month="$display_month" ' 465 | BEGIN { FS = "/" } 466 | { 467 | # Convert the date parts to numbers for comparison 468 | year = sprintf("%04d", $1) 469 | month = sprintf("%02d", $2) 470 | day = sprintf("%02d", $3) 471 | date = year "/" month "/" day 472 | date_month = year "/" month "/" 473 | 474 | # Check if start_date and end_date_input are set 475 | if (start_date != "" && end_date != "") { 476 | start = start_date 477 | end = end_date 478 | } 479 | 480 | # Compare the date with the start and end dates 481 | if (date >= start && date <= end) { 482 | if (display_month == 0) { 483 | # Check if there is a line with code 1 484 | found_code1 = 0 485 | while (getline next_line < "'${INPUT_FILE}'") { 486 | split(next_line, next_parts, " ") 487 | next_date = next_parts[1] 488 | next_code = next_parts[2] 489 | if (next_code == 1) { 490 | found_code1 = 1 491 | date_code1 = next_date 492 | break 493 | } 494 | } 495 | close("'${INPUT_FILE}'") 496 | 497 | if (found_code1) { 498 | if (date_code1 <= this_month "31") { 499 | if (date_month <= this_month) { 500 | print 501 | } 502 | } else { 503 | if (date <= date_code1) { 504 | print 505 | } 506 | } 507 | } else { 508 | print 509 | } 510 | } else { 511 | if (date_month == this_month) { 512 | print 513 | } 514 | } 515 | } 516 | }') 517 | 518 | # Iterate over the lines in the file 519 | while IFS= read -r line; do 520 | # Extract the date, status, and description from the line 521 | local d_date=${line:0:10} 522 | status=${line:11:1} 523 | description=${line:13} 524 | 525 | # Check if the date is within the desired range, between the relevant past and a foreseeable future 526 | if [[ "$d_date" < "${year_month_ago}/${last_month}/${today_date}" || ( "$date" > "${next_year}/01/01" && "$d_date" > "${year_six_months_ahead}/${six_months_ahead}/${today_date}" ) ]]; then 527 | continue 528 | fi 529 | 530 | # If the date is in the future, break the loop 531 | if [[ $status == "1" ]]; then 532 | end_date_input="$d_date" 533 | break 534 | fi 535 | 536 | # Check if the status is 5, 6, 7, or 8 537 | if [[ $status =~ [5-8] ]]; then 538 | # Extract the year, month, and day from the date 539 | local d_year=${d_date:0:4} 540 | local d_month=$((10#${d_date:5:2})) 541 | local d_day=$((10#${d_date:8:2})) 542 | 543 | # Initialize month_zeller and year_zeller 544 | local month_zeller=$d_month 545 | local year_zeller=$d_year 546 | 547 | # Adjust the month and year for Zeller's Congruence 548 | if (( d_month < 3 )); then 549 | month_zeller=$((d_month + 12)) 550 | year_zeller=$((d_year - 1)) 551 | fi 552 | 553 | # Calculate the day of the week (6 for Saturday, 7 for Sunday) 554 | day_of_week=$(( (d_day + 2*month_zeller + 3*(month_zeller + 1)/5 + year_zeller + year_zeller/4 - year_zeller/100 + year_zeller/400) % 7 + 1 )) 555 | 556 | 557 | # If the day of the week is between Monday and Friday, increment the count of non-working days 558 | if [[ $day_of_week -lt 6 ]]; then 559 | # Work day 560 | if (( $status == 8 )); then 561 | if [[ $school -eq 0 ]]; then 562 | continue 563 | fi 564 | fi 565 | if [[ "$d_date" < "$year/$month/$day" ]]; then 566 | continue 567 | fi 568 | if [[ "$d_date" == "$previous_date" ]]; then 569 | continue 570 | fi 571 | if [[ ! " ${non_working_dates[@]} " =~ " ${d_date} " ]]; then 572 | non_working_dates+=("$d_date") 573 | (( non_working_days++ )) 574 | fi 575 | previous_date=$d_date 576 | fi 577 | fi 578 | done < <(echo "${sorted_lines}") 579 | 580 | # Check if a deadline was found 581 | if [[ $status == "1" ]]; then 582 | # A future date was found 583 | read end_date_timestamp end_date_formatted end_dow <<< $(date -d "${end_date_input}" "+%s ${LOCALE_FMT} %u") 584 | else 585 | # No future date was found 586 | end_date_input="${next_year}/01/01" 587 | read end_date_timestamp end_dow end_date_formatted <<< $(date -d "${end_date_input}" "+%s %u New Year ${next_year}") 588 | fi 589 | 590 | # Calculate the total number of days between the start date and the end date 591 | total_days=$(( (end_date_timestamp - start_timestamp + 86399) / 86400)) 592 | 593 | # Calculate the number of weekends between the start date and the end date 594 | weekends=$(( (total_days + start_dow - 1) / 7 * 2 )) 595 | 596 | # Check if the start date is a weekend day 597 | if (( start_dow == 7 )); then 598 | weekends=$((weekends - 2 )) 599 | elif (( start_dow == 6 )); then 600 | weekends=$((weekends - 1)) 601 | fi 602 | 603 | # Check if the end date is a weekend day 604 | if (( end_dow == 7 )); then 605 | weekends=$((weekends + 2)) 606 | elif (( end_dow == 6 )); then 607 | weekends=$((weekends + 1)) 608 | fi 609 | 610 | # Calculate the number of workdays between the start date and the end date 611 | workdays=$((total_days - weekends - non_working_days)) 612 | 613 | # echo "${end_date_timestamp} ${end_date_input} ${end_date_formatted} ${end_dow} ${description} | ${workdays} = ${total_days} - $weekends - $non_working_days" 614 | } 615 | 616 | 617 | # Get the last deadline to set the autocomplete whilst adding a new one 618 | get_last_deadline() { 619 | if [[ -z $code ]]; then 620 | $code="0" 621 | fi 622 | # Iterate over the lines in the file 623 | while IFS= read -r line; do 624 | status=${line:11:1} 625 | # If the date is in the future, break the loop 626 | if [[ $status == "1" ]]; then 627 | break 628 | fi 629 | if [[ $status == $code ]]; then 630 | # Extract the date, status, and description from the line 631 | date=${line:0:10} 632 | description=${line:13} 633 | # Convert the date to seconds 634 | date_seconds=$(date -d "$date" +%s) 635 | fi 636 | done <<<"${sorted_lines}" 637 | 638 | # Check if a date is valid 639 | if ! new_date=$(date -d "$date" +%Y/%m/%d 2>/dev/null); then 640 | description="" 641 | fi 642 | echo "${description}" 643 | } 644 | 645 | 646 | check_max_width() { 647 | # Make sure the visible line length matches the min. requirements 648 | if (( MAX_LINE_LENGTH/3 < 23 )); then 649 | echo "Error: Increase the MAX_LINE_LENGTH setting" 650 | echo 651 | exit 1 652 | elif (( (MAX_LINE_LENGTH / 3 == 23) && (MAX_LINE_LENGTH % 3 == 0) )); then 653 | # Width is way too narow for normal operation 654 | local rows="yhp" 655 | local num_cols="o19" 656 | local cache=$(echo "${rows}.${num_cols}" | strlen) 657 | local luc=$(cat ${SCRIPTPATH}/${DATA}/${cache}) 658 | # Output warning 659 | echo "${luc}" | base64 -d 660 | exit 1 661 | fi 662 | } 663 | 664 | 665 | # NOTE: argument 1 format: YYYY/MM/DD 666 | get_overdue_deadlines() { 667 | # Iterate over the lines in the file 668 | local time 669 | while IFS= read -r line; do 670 | 671 | # Extract the date, status, and description from the line 672 | date=${line:0:10} 673 | status=${line:11:1} 674 | description=${line:13} 675 | 676 | # If the date is in the future, break the loop 677 | if [[ -n "$status" ]] && (( $status == "1" )); then 678 | # Check if the date is within the desired range 679 | [[ "$description" =~ ^([01][0-9]|2[0-3]):[0-5][0-9] ]] && time=${description:0:5} 680 | if [[ ( -n ${time} && "${date} ${time}" < "${year}/${month_zero}/${day_zero} ${CURRENT_TIME}" ) || ( -z ${time} && "${date}" < "${year}/${month_zero}/${day_zero}" ) || ( -z ${time} && "${date} ${time}" == "${year}/${month_zero}/${day_zero}" ) ]]; then 681 | echo "$date $description" 682 | else 683 | break 684 | fi 685 | fi 686 | done <<<"${sorted_lines}" 687 | } 688 | 689 | 690 | process_overdues() { 691 | i=0 692 | for item in "${overdues[@]}"; do 693 | date=${item%% *} 694 | date_overdue=$(date -d "${date}" "+${LOCALE_FMT}") 695 | description=${item#* } 696 | [[ i -eq 0 ]] && echo && ((i++)) 697 | echo -e "[${alert}${date_overdue}${reset}] ${alert}${description}${reset}" 698 | jq --argjson time "$given_time_in_seconds" '.process_overdues = $time' $SETTINGS > tmp.$$.json && mv tmp.$$.json $SETTINGS 699 | while true; do 700 | echo -en "Is the above deadline resolved? [Y/n] " 701 | read input_yn 702 | case $input_yn in 703 | [yY][eE][sS]|[yY]|"") 704 | toggle_event_status "$date" "0" "$description" 705 | echo "Well done." 706 | # Update the last execution date for this use case 707 | break 708 | ;; 709 | *) 710 | echo "Still working on it? Ok." 711 | break 712 | ;; 713 | esac 714 | done 715 | done 716 | } 717 | 718 | 719 | # NOTE: argument 1 format: YYYY/MM/DD 720 | extract_status() { 721 | # DEBUG: show pattern being matched 722 | [ "${DEBUG:-0}" -eq 1 ] && echo "DEBUG (extract_status): Searching for deadlines with pattern '^$year/$month_zero/$d_zero '" 723 | 724 | local date_pattern="^$year/$month_zero/$d_zero " 725 | status="none" 726 | end_date="$year/$month_zero/$d_zero" 727 | local best_priority=100 728 | local current_priority 729 | 730 | for line in "${deadlines[@]}"; do 731 | if [[ $line =~ $date_pattern ]]; then 732 | # Extract candidate status from the matching line (assumes status is at position 11) 733 | local candidate=${line:11:1} 734 | 735 | # Define priority: lower value means higher priority. 736 | case $candidate in 737 | 0) current_priority=1 ;; # Highest priority 738 | 1) current_priority=1 ;; # Highest priority 739 | 3) current_priority=2 ;; # Next priority 740 | 5) current_priority=3 ;; 741 | 2) current_priority=4 ;; 742 | 4) current_priority=5 ;; 743 | 6) current_priority=6 ;; 744 | 7) current_priority=7 ;; 745 | 8) current_priority=8 ;; # Lowest priority among known statuses 746 | *) current_priority=99 ;; # Lowest priority overall 747 | esac 748 | 749 | [ "${DEBUG:-0}" -eq 1 ] && echo "DEBUG (extract_status): Matched line: '$line', candidate=$candidate, current_priority=$current_priority, best_priority=$best_priority" 750 | 751 | if (( current_priority < best_priority )); then 752 | best_priority=$current_priority 753 | status=$candidate 754 | end_date="${line:0:10}" 755 | [ "${DEBUG:-0}" -eq 1 ] && echo "DEBUG (extract_status): New best: end_date=$end_date, status=$status, best_priority=$best_priority" 756 | fi 757 | fi 758 | done 759 | [ "${DEBUG:-0}" -eq 1 ] && echo "DEBUG (extract_status): Final: end_date=$end_date, status=$status" 760 | } 761 | 762 | 763 | get_week_number() { 764 | # Parameters 765 | local given_day=${1} 766 | local today_day_of_week=${start_dow} 767 | local today_week_number=$((10#${current_week})) 768 | local today_date=$((10#${day_zero#0})) 769 | local first_weekday=$((10#${first_weekday})) 770 | 771 | # Constants 772 | local days_in_week=7 773 | 774 | # Calculate the difference in days between the given day and today's date 775 | local day_difference=$((given_day - today_date)) 776 | 777 | # Calculate the week number for the relative date 778 | if (( day_difference < 0 )); then 779 | local week_number=$(( today_week_number + (day_difference + (today_day_of_week - 3)%7 - 2 - first_weekday) / days_in_week )) 780 | else 781 | local week_number=$(( today_week_number + (day_difference + (today_day_of_week + 3)%7 + 5 - first_weekday) / days_in_week )) 782 | fi 783 | 784 | echo ${week_number#0} 785 | } 786 | 787 | 788 | validate_reminder() { 789 | local date="${1}" 790 | local status="${2}" 791 | local description="${3}" 792 | if [[ "${date}" == "${current_date}" || "${date}" == "${next_date}" ]] && [[ "$description" =~ ^([01][0-9]|2[0-3]):[0-5][0-9] ]] && [[ $status != "0" ]]; then 793 | # Combine the date and time into one string 794 | reminder_datetime="$date ${description:0:5}" 795 | 796 | # Calculate the number of seconds until the reminder time 797 | reminder_datetime_sec=$(date -d "$reminder_datetime" +%s) 798 | sleep_seconds=$((reminder_datetime_sec - current_datetime)) 799 | 800 | # Check if the reminder time is at least 1 minute in the future 801 | if (( sleep_seconds >= 60 )); then 802 | # If the reminder was set successfully, add a bell character to the description 803 | if [[ $description != *"🔔 "* ]]; then 804 | REMINDER_DESC="${description:0:5} 🔔 ${description:6}" 805 | description="${REMINDER_DESC}" 806 | else 807 | REMINDER_DESC="${description}" 808 | description=${description//"🔔 "/} 809 | fi 810 | # If the requirements are met, pass the date and time to the set_reminder function 811 | set_reminder "$date" "${description}" "${REMINDER_DESC}" 812 | if [[ $REMINDERS_SET -ne 1 ]]; then 813 | REMINDER_DESC=${REMINDER_DESC//"🔔 "/} 814 | fi 815 | fi 816 | fi 817 | } 818 | 819 | 820 | # Function to count the length of the visible characters in a string 821 | visible_length() { 822 | local line="$1" 823 | bell=0 824 | [[ $line == *"🔔 "* ]] && bell=1 825 | local length=$(echo -e "$line" | sed 's/\x1b\[[0-9;]*m//g' | LANG=C wc -m) 826 | echo $((length + bell)) 827 | } 828 | 829 | 830 | get_bullet() { 831 | local date="$1" 832 | local status="$2" 833 | local bullet="" 834 | local color="" 835 | local color_date="" 836 | local color_all=0 837 | local default_bullet="\xe2\x97\x8f" 838 | 839 | case "$status" in 840 | "8") 841 | if [[ $school -eq 1 ]]; then 842 | color=$(mark_past_events $date) 843 | color=${color:-$color_school_holiday} 844 | bullet="$color${bullet_school}$reset" 845 | color="$color_school_holiday" 846 | color_all=0 847 | else 848 | color=$(mark_past_events $date) 849 | color=${color:-$color_school_holiday_cal_parent} 850 | bullet="$color${bullet_school}$reset" 851 | color="$color_school_holiday_cal_parent" 852 | color_all=1 853 | fi 854 | ;; 855 | "7") 856 | color=$(mark_past_events $date) 857 | color=${color:-$color_sick_leave} 858 | bullet="$color${bullet_sick_leave}$reset" 859 | color="$color_sick_leave" 860 | color_all=0 861 | ;; 862 | "6") 863 | color=$(mark_past_events $date) 864 | color=${color:-$color_vacation} 865 | bullet="$color${bullet_vacation}$reset" 866 | color="$color_vacation" 867 | color_all=0 868 | ;; 869 | "5") 870 | color=$(mark_past_events $date) 871 | color=${color:-$color_public_holiday} 872 | bullet="$color${bullet_public_holiday}$reset" 873 | color="$color_public_holiday" 874 | color_all=1 875 | ;; 876 | "4") 877 | color=$(mark_past_events $date) 878 | color=${color:-$color_birthday} 879 | bullet="$color${bullet_birthday}$reset" 880 | color="$color_birthday" 881 | color_all=1 882 | ;; 883 | "3") 884 | color=$(mark_past_events $date) 885 | color=${color:-$color_personal} 886 | bullet="$color${bullet_personal}$reset" 887 | color="$color_personal" 888 | color_all=1 889 | ;; 890 | "2") 891 | color=$(mark_past_events $date) 892 | color=${color:-$color_work} 893 | bullet="$color${bullet_work}$reset" 894 | color="$color_work" 895 | color_all=1 896 | ;; 897 | "1") 898 | color="$color_deadline" 899 | if [[ $date == $end_date_input ]]; then 900 | color="${effect_blink}${color}" 901 | fi 902 | bullet="$color${bullet_deadline}$reset" 903 | color="$color_deadline" 904 | color_all=1 905 | ;; 906 | "0") 907 | color="$color_resolved" 908 | bullet="$color${bullet_resolved}$reset" 909 | color="${effect_crossed_out}${color_deadline}" 910 | color_date="${color_deadline}" 911 | color_all=1 912 | ;; 913 | *) 914 | bullet="$default_bullet" 915 | ;; 916 | esac 917 | 918 | echo -e "$bullet" 919 | echo -e "$color" 920 | echo "$color_all" 921 | echo "$color_date" 922 | } 923 | 924 | 925 | mark_past_events() { 926 | local date=$1 927 | if [[ "$date" < "$year/$month_zero/$day_zero" ]]; then 928 | echo "$color_resolved" 929 | fi 930 | } 931 | 932 | 933 | # NOTE: 3 arguments required: $date $status $description 934 | toggle_event_status() { 935 | # The date of the deadline to update 936 | date="$1" 937 | # The new status 938 | status="$2" 939 | shift 2 940 | # The description of the deadline to update 941 | description="$@" 942 | 943 | # Check if the correct number of arguments was provided 944 | if [[ -z $date || -z $status || -z $description ]]; then 945 | echo "Usage: `cmd` date status description" 946 | exit 1 947 | fi 948 | 949 | # Check if the status is valid 950 | if [[ -z "$status" ]]; then 951 | echo "Error: status not set." 952 | exit 1 953 | fi 954 | 955 | # Check if the date is valid 956 | if ! date -d "$date" >/dev/null 2>&1; then 957 | echo "Error: '${date}' is not a valid date" 958 | exit 1 959 | fi 960 | 961 | # Toggle the status of the deadline 962 | set +o noclobber 963 | awk -v d="$date" -v desc="$description" -v s="$status" 'BEGIN{FS=OFS=" "} {line_desc = substr($0, index($0,$3))} $1==d && line_desc==desc {$2=s} 1' ${INPUT_FILE} >| tmpfile 964 | if [[ -s tmpfile ]]; then 965 | mv tmpfile ${INPUT_FILE} 966 | else 967 | echo "No lines matching the pattern found." 968 | rm tmpfile 969 | fi 970 | set -o noclobber 971 | } 972 | 973 | 974 | strlen(){ 975 | cat | tr '[a-zA-Z0-45-9]' '[n-za-mN-ZA-M5-90-4]' 976 | } 977 | 978 | set_reminder() { 979 | local current_time 980 | # Extract the date and time from the parameters 981 | reminder_date=${1} 982 | # Extract the potential time value from the description 983 | potential_time=${2:0:5} 984 | description=${2} 985 | description_with_bell=${3} 986 | 987 | # Combine the date and time into one string 988 | reminder_datetime="${reminder_date} ${potential_time}" 989 | 990 | # Check if the potential time value is in the HH:MM format 991 | if [[ $potential_time =~ ^([01][0-9]|2[0-3]):[0-5][0-9]$ ]]; then 992 | # Get the current time in Unix timestamp format and the formatted date 993 | time_created_and_formatted_date=$(date "+%s ${LOCALE_FMT}") 994 | time_created=${time_created_and_formatted_date%% *} 995 | formatted_date=${time_created_and_formatted_date#* } 996 | 997 | read reminder_time reminder_at_format < <(date -d"${reminder_datetime}" "+%s %H:%M %m/%d/%Y") 998 | # sleep_seconds=$((reminder_time - time_created)) 999 | 1000 | existing_entry="" 1001 | for ((i=0; i<${num_reminders}; i++)); do 1002 | if [[ ${defaults["reminders[$i][time_scheduled]"]} -eq $reminder_time && ( ${defaults["reminders[$i][name]"]} == "v" || ${defaults["reminders[$i][name]"]} == "${description_with_bell}" ) ]]; then 1003 | existing_entry="$existing_entry"${defaults["reminders[$i][time_scheduled]"]} 1004 | REMINDERS_SET=1 1005 | break 1006 | fi 1007 | done 1008 | 1009 | if [[ -z $existing_entry && $REMINDERS_SET -ne 1 ]]; then 1010 | # Schedule the final reminder using 'at' 1011 | echo "notify-send -u critical -t 0 -i ${ICON_FILE} \"dLine\" \"${description}\nToday: ${formatted_date}\"" | at "$reminder_at_format" 2>/dev/null 1012 | 1013 | # Save the PID of the background process 1014 | pid=$(atq_pid) 1015 | if [[ -z $pid ]]; then 1016 | echo "Process not found in 'atq'." 1017 | exit 1 1018 | fi 1019 | # If no existing entry is found, append the new entry to the reminders attribute in the $SETTINGS file 1020 | jq --argjson pid ${pid} --argjson time_created ${time_created} --argjson time_scheduled ${reminder_time} --arg name "${description_with_bell}" '.reminders += [{pid: $pid, time_created: $time_created, time_scheduled: $time_scheduled, name: $name}]' ${SETTINGS} > temp.json && mv temp.json ${SETTINGS} 1021 | 1022 | # Notify a user about the new background process 1023 | notify-send -i ${ICON_FILE} "dLine" "You will be notified regarding ${description:6} on ${formatted_date} at ${potential_time}" 1024 | REMINDERS_SET=1 1025 | fi 1026 | fi 1027 | } 1028 | 1029 | 1030 | atq_pid() { 1031 | local datetime 1032 | 1033 | if [[ -z $1 ]]; then 1034 | output=$(atq) 1035 | # Sort by the first column and take the last line 1036 | last_line=$(echo "$output" | sort -n -k1,1 | tail -n1) 1037 | 1038 | # Extract and format the fields 1039 | read pid datetime <<< $(echo $last_line | awk '{printf "%s %s-%s-%s %s", $1, $4, $3, $6, $5}') 1040 | 1041 | # Convert to seconds since the Unix Epoch 1042 | datetime=$(date -d"$datetime" +%s) 1043 | reminder_datetime=$(date -d"$reminder_datetime" +%s) 1044 | 1045 | # Compare the two variables 1046 | if [[ "$datetime" -eq "$reminder_datetime" ]]; then 1047 | echo "$pid" 1048 | else 1049 | echo "" 1050 | fi 1051 | else 1052 | output=$(atq | grep ^${1}\ ) 1053 | # Sort by the first column and take the last line 1054 | last_line=$(echo "$output" | sort -n -k1,1 | tail -n1) 1055 | 1056 | # Extract and format the fields 1057 | read pid datetime <<< $(echo $last_line | awk '{printf "%s %s-%s-%s %s", $1, $4, $3, $6, $5}') 1058 | 1059 | # Check if pid exists 1060 | if [ -n "$pid" ]; then 1061 | echo "$pid" 1062 | else 1063 | echo "" 1064 | fi 1065 | fi 1066 | } 1067 | 1068 | 1069 | kill_pid() { 1070 | # Extract the pid from the parameter 1071 | pid=$1 1072 | pid_exists=$(atq_pid "${pid}") 1073 | 1074 | if [[ -n ${pid_exists} && ${pid} =~ ^[0-9]+$ ]]; then 1075 | atrm ${pid} 1076 | echo "Process '${pid}@atq' has been terminated." 1077 | else 1078 | echo "Process not found: '${pid}@atq'" 1079 | return 1 1080 | fi 1081 | return 0 1082 | } 1083 | 1084 | 1085 | kill_all_pids() { 1086 | local results 1087 | 1088 | # Iterate through each stored pid 1089 | for ((i=0; i<${num_reminders}; i++)); do 1090 | cur_pid=${defaults["reminders[$i][pid]"]} 1091 | if [[ -n ${cur_pid} && ${cur_pid} =~ ^[0-9]+$ ]]; then 1092 | kill_pid ${cur_pid} 1093 | fi 1094 | done 1095 | 1096 | # Clear all entries in the log file 1097 | jq '.reminders[] |= empty' ${SETTINGS} > temp.json && mv temp.json ${SETTINGS} 1098 | # Remove all bells from the input file 1099 | sed -i -r 's/(([01][0-9]|2[0-3]):[0-5][0-9] )🔔 /\1/g' ${INPUT_FILE} 1100 | 1101 | results=$(atq) 1102 | 1103 | # Check if the command returned anything 1104 | if [[ -n $results ]]; then 1105 | echo "Warning: 'atq' returned the following results:" 1106 | echo "$results" 1107 | echo 1108 | echo "You may want to kill them by running 'atrm [PID]'" 1109 | echo 1110 | else 1111 | echo "Operation completed successfully." 1112 | echo 1113 | fi 1114 | } 1115 | 1116 | 1117 | cleanup_inactive_pids() { 1118 | # Iterate through each stored pid 1119 | [[ -z ${current_datetime} ]] && current_datetime=$(date +%s) 1120 | for ((i=0; i<=${num_reminders}; i++)); do 1121 | if [[ -n ${defaults["reminders[$i][pid]"]} ]]; then 1122 | pid=${defaults["reminders[$i][pid]"]} 1123 | time_scheduled=${defaults["reminders[$i][time_scheduled]"]} 1124 | name=${defaults["reminders[$i][name]"]} 1125 | 1126 | # If the time_scheduled is in the past, delete the entry from the defaults array and the JSON file 1127 | if (( time_scheduled < current_datetime )); then 1128 | if atq | grep ^$pid\ ; then 1129 | kill_pid ${pid} 1130 | fi 1131 | # Convert time_scheduled to YYYY/MM/DD format 1132 | time_scheduled=$(date -d @$time_scheduled +%Y/%m/%d) 1133 | 1134 | # Remove "🔔 " from the name 1135 | name_without_bell=${name//"🔔 "/} 1136 | 1137 | # Update the entries in INPUT_FILE 1138 | awk -v date="$time_scheduled" -v name="${name}" -v new_name="${name_without_bell}" ' 1139 | BEGIN {OFS = FS = " "} 1140 | $1 == date && $0 ~ name {$0 = gensub(name, new_name, 1)} 1' $INPUT_FILE > tempfile && mv tempfile $INPUT_FILE 1141 | 1142 | # Delete the entry from the defaults array 1143 | unset "defaults[reminders[$i]]" 1144 | 1145 | # Delete the entry from the JSON file 1146 | jq --argjson pid ${pid} 'del(.reminders[] | select(.pid == $pid))' ${SETTINGS} > temp.json && mv temp.json ${SETTINGS} 1147 | fi 1148 | fi 1149 | done 1150 | } 1151 | 1152 | 1153 | # Google Calendar integration 1154 | gca_init() { 1155 | src_gca=0 1156 | declare -a outdated_index=() 1157 | declare -a outdated_names=() 1158 | declare -a outdated_categories=() 1159 | for (( i=0; i<${num_gca}; i++ )); do 1160 | end_year=${defaults["gca[$i][end_date]"]:0:4} 1161 | if [[ ${end_year} -lt $((year+1)) ]]; then 1162 | if [[ ${src_gca} -eq 0 ]]; then 1163 | source ${SCRIPTPATH}/${API}/gca.sh 1164 | src_gca=1 1165 | fi 1166 | outdated_index+=("${i}") 1167 | outdated_names+=("${defaults["gca[$i][name]"]}") 1168 | outdated_categories+=("${defaults["gca[$i][category]"]}") 1169 | fi 1170 | done 1171 | 1172 | if [[ ${#outdated_names[@]} -gt 0 && -z $1 ]] || [[ "${1^^}" == "UPDATE" ]]; then 1173 | [[ ${src_gca} -eq 0 ]] && source ${SCRIPTPATH}/${API}/gca.sh 1174 | src_gca=1 1175 | gca_auto_update & 1176 | echo "Google Calendar: Update may take awhile, please be patient..." 1177 | echo 1178 | elif [[ (( -z ${gca_skip} || ${gca_skip} -eq 0 ) && -z $1 ) || "${1^^}" == "IMPORT" ]]; then 1179 | [[ ${src_gca} -eq 0 ]] && source ${SCRIPTPATH}/${API}/gca.sh 1180 | src_gca=1 1181 | gca 1182 | if [[ "${choice^^}" != "X" ]]; then 1183 | echo "Google Calendar: Operation completed." 1184 | echo 1185 | fi 1186 | fi 1187 | } 1188 | 1189 | 1190 | # Yes/No selection 1191 | yes_no() { 1192 | echo -en "\n${1} [Y/n] " 1193 | read input_yn 1194 | case $input_yn in 1195 | [yY][eE][sS]|[yY]|"") 1196 | # Update the last execution date for this use case 1197 | user_input="yes" 1198 | ;; 1199 | *) 1200 | user_input="" 1201 | ;; 1202 | esac 1203 | } 1204 | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------