├── Previews ├── img-more.png ├── img-emoji.png ├── img-enable.png ├── img-networks.png └── img-networks2.png ├── README.md ├── wifimenu └── COPYING /Previews/img-more.png: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/podobu/wifimenu/HEAD/Previews/img-more.png -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Previews/img-emoji.png: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/podobu/wifimenu/HEAD/Previews/img-emoji.png -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Previews/img-enable.png: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/podobu/wifimenu/HEAD/Previews/img-enable.png -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Previews/img-networks.png: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/podobu/wifimenu/HEAD/Previews/img-networks.png -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Previews/img-networks2.png: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/podobu/wifimenu/HEAD/Previews/img-networks2.png -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /README.md: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # wifimenu 2 | 3 | A Bash script to connect to a Wi-Fi network using NetworkManager and a launcher. 4 | 5 | ![img-networks.png](./Previews/img-networks.png) 6 | ![img-networks2.png](./Previews/img-networks2.png) 7 | ![img-enable.png](./Previews/img-enable.png) 8 | ![img-more.png](./Previews/img-more.png) 9 | ![img-emoji.png](./Previews/img-emoji.png) 10 | 11 | Launcher style in the screenshots above is not include. 12 | 13 | ## Features 14 | 15 | - Enable/Disable Wi-Fi device 16 | - Select the Wi-Fi interface to use 17 | - Connection options: forget, DNS, static IP... 18 | - Wireguard support 19 | - Connect to a hidden Wi-Fi network 20 | - Disconnect from the current connected Wi-Fi network 21 | - Shows if Wi-Fi network is secure via WPA 1/2 22 | - Shows signal level visually 23 | - A submenu to contain all of the above options 24 | - Desktop notifications via notify-send 25 | - Translate to your language by modifying script variables in a configuration file 26 | - Can be use with your preferred launcher: 27 | - wofi 28 | - rofi 29 | - wmenu 30 | - dmenu 31 | - bemenu 32 | - Or a custom one! 33 | 34 | ## Considerations 35 | 36 | - Does not show Wi-Fi networks with WEP security 37 | - When using this script with dmenu launcher, the botton to hide passwords does not work 38 | 39 | ## Dependencies 40 | 41 | ### Required 42 | 43 | - Bash (wifimenu was developed for Bash 5. I don't know if it works on previous versions or with other shells) 44 | - NetworkManager 45 | - A menu launcher 46 | - A [Nerd Fonts](https://www.nerdfonts.com/) font or a font that support emojis 47 | 48 | ### Optional 49 | 50 | - libnotify (optional) 51 | 52 | ## Translation and customization 53 | 54 | ### Configuration file location 55 | 56 | The following files are sourced in the corresponding order. If one of the files is found, the following files will not be searched: 57 | 58 | 1. \$XDG\_CONFIG\_HOME/\$program\_name/config 59 | 2. \$HOME/.config/\$program\_name/config 60 | 3. \$HOME/.\$program\_name 61 | 62 | The variable `program_name` is set to `basename $0`. 63 | 64 | Any modification of the program can be made in the configuration file to avoid losing modifications when updating the script. 65 | Command line options overwrite this file. 66 | 67 | ### Variables for configuration file 68 | 69 | Some variables of interest may be: 70 | 71 | - **launcher**: A string defining the launcher (default is 'wofi'). The possible values are: 72 | - wofi 73 | - rofi 74 | - wmenu 75 | - dmenu 76 | - bemenu 77 | - custom 78 | - **custom_opts**: It's an asosiative array with 4 values that must be set when `launcher` variable is set to 'custom'. 79 | - **custom_opts[launcher]**: Launcher command or path. 80 | - **custom_opts[insensitive]**: Launcher options for case-insensitive input. 81 | - **custom_opts[sensitive]**: Launcer options for case-sensitive input. 82 | - **custom_opts[password]**: Launcher options for password-prompt mode. 83 | - **submenu**: If set, shows Wi-Fi options in a submenu (unset by default). 84 | - **emoji**: If set, shows emoji icons instead of Nerd Fonts icons. 85 | - **wireguard**: If set, shows wireguard connections option in the main manu (unset by default). 86 | - **notifications**: If set, sends desktop notifications (if notify-send can be found by the user's PATH, then it is set). 87 | 88 | That a variable is set means that it has a value assigned to it (any value). For example: 89 | 90 | ```sh 91 | launcher='rofi' # It's set 92 | submenu=1 # It's set 93 | wireguard= # It's not set 94 | ``` 95 | 96 | ### Custom launcher syntax 97 | 98 | The custom launcher options must be given with the corresponding dashes. 99 | 100 | ```sh 101 | # In config file 102 | custom_opts[launcher]='wofi' 103 | custom_opts[insensitive]='--dmenu --insensitive --prompt' 104 | custom_opts[sensitive]='-d -p' 105 | custom_opts[password]='--dmenu --password -p' 106 | 107 | # or 108 | 109 | # In command line 110 | wifimenu --custom wofi '--dmenu --insensitive --prompt' '-d -p' '-d --password --prompt' 111 | ``` 112 | 113 | Note that the last flag must be the one to set the prompt. 114 | 115 | If your launcher don't support password prompt, just set it case-sensitive. 116 | 117 | ### Icons 118 | 119 | By default Nerd Fonts icons are use. If you don't want to use a Nerd Fonts font, emojis can be use for icons. 120 | 121 | ```sh 122 | # In config file 123 | emoji=1 124 | 125 | # or 126 | 127 | # In command line 128 | wifimenu --emoji 129 | ``` 130 | 131 | Each icon can be customized in the configuration file setting the following variables: 132 | 133 | ```sh 134 | icon_dragon= 135 | icon_config= 136 | icon_close= 137 | icon_check= 138 | icon_eye= 139 | icon_eye_closed= 140 | icon_saved= 141 | icon_automatic= 142 | icon_wifi_enable= 143 | icon_wifi_disable= 144 | icon_wifi_1= 145 | icon_wifi_2= 146 | icon_wifi_3= 147 | icon_wifi_4= 148 | icon_wifi_5= 149 | icon_wifi_6= 150 | icon_interface= 151 | icon_4_1= 152 | icon_4_2= 153 | icon_6_1= 154 | icon_6_2= 155 | icon_plug= 156 | icon_trash= 157 | icon_pen= 158 | icon_wireless= 159 | icon_net_1= 160 | icon_net_2= 161 | icon_net_3= 162 | icon_net_4= 163 | icon_net_5= 164 | icon_unlock= 165 | icon_on= 166 | icon_off= 167 | ``` 168 | 169 | Which icon does each variable belong to? Find out on your own, to much documentation. 170 | 171 | If you customize the icons, it's better to set just one character (UTF-8 is fine) for each one, 172 | as it could have unexpected behavior otherwise, or not, it is just not tested. 173 | 174 | ### Translation 175 | 176 | The following variables can be changed in the the configuration file to translate the text: 177 | 178 | ```sh 179 | tr_scanning_networks='Scanning networks' 180 | tr_scanning_networks_complete='Scanning completed' 181 | tr_submenu_message='More options' 182 | tr_disable_message='Disable Wi-Fi' 183 | tr_enable_message='Enable Wi-Fi' 184 | tr_interface_message='Interface:' 185 | tr_known_connections_message='Known connections' 186 | tr_autoconnect_message='Autoconnect' 187 | tr_ipv4_config_message='DHCP configuration' 188 | tr_dns4_message='DNS IPv4' 189 | tr_ipv6_config_message='IPv6 configuration' 190 | tr_dns6_message='DNS IPv6' 191 | tr_autoip_message='Automatic IP configuration' 192 | tr_autodns_message='Automatic DNS' 193 | tr_address_message='Addresses' 194 | tr_gateway_message='Gateway:' 195 | tr_forget_message='Forget connection' 196 | tr_wireguard_message='Wireguard connections' 197 | tr_wireguard_enable_message='Enable VPN' 198 | tr_rename_connection_message='Rename connection' 199 | tr_hidden_message='Connect to a hidden network' 200 | 201 | tr_main_menu_prompt='Wi-Fi SSID:' 202 | tr_select_interface_prompt='Interface to use:' 203 | tr_ask_password_prompt='Password:' 204 | tr_menu_dns_prompt='New DNS:' 205 | tr_menu_dns_sure_prompt_1='Remove DNS' 206 | tr_menu_dns_sure_prompt_2='?' 207 | tr_menu_ip_config_addresses_prompt='address1/CIDR_mask,address2/CIDR_mask,...' 208 | tr_menu_ip_config_gateway_prompt='New gateway:' 209 | tr_menu_addresses_prompt='New address:' 210 | tr_menu_addresses_sure_prompt_1='Remove address' 211 | tr_menu_addresses_sure_prompt_2='?' 212 | tr_forget_connection_prompt='Connection to forget:' 213 | tr_forget_connection_sure_prompt_1='Forget' 214 | tr_forget_connection_sure_prompt_2='?' 215 | tr_rename_connection_prompt='New name:' 216 | tr_connect_hidden_prompt='Network name:' 217 | 218 | tr_notice_connected_summary='Connected to network' 219 | tr_notice_disconnected_summary='Disconnected from network' 220 | tr_notice_error_summary='Connection error' 221 | tr_notice_enable_wifi_summary='Wi-Fi enabled' 222 | tr_notice_disable_wifi_summary='Wi-Fi disabled' 223 | tr_notice_connected_wifi_body='Successful connection to Wi-Fi network' 224 | tr_notice_disconnected_wifi_body='Successful disconnection from Wi-Fi network' 225 | tr_notice_error_wifi_connection_body='An error occurred while trying to connect to the Wi-Fi network' 226 | tr_notice_error_wifi_disconnection_body='An error occurred while trying to disconnect to the Wi-Fi network' 227 | tr_notice_connected_vpn_body='Successful connection to VPN' 228 | tr_notice_disconnected_vpn_body='Successful disconnection from VPN' 229 | tr_notice_error_vpn_connection_body='An error occurred while trying to connect to the VPN' 230 | tr_notice_error_vpn_disconnection_body='An error occurred while trying to disconnect to the VPN' 231 | tr_notice_enable_wifi_body='Wi-Fi was successfully enabled' 232 | tr_notice_disable_wifi_body='Wi-Fi was successfully disabled' 233 | ``` 234 | 235 | ## Wireguard support 236 | 237 | The wireguard connection must already exist. To import a wireguard profile FILE.conf: 238 | ```sh 239 | sudo nmcli connection import type wireguard file /PATH/TO/FILE.conf 240 | ``` 241 | Replace `/PATH/TO/FILE.conf` with the actual path of your *.conf* wireguard file. 242 | 243 | To learn more about wireguard configuration in NetworkManager, see: 244 | 245 | ## Donations 246 | 247 | Monero: 248 | ```txt 249 | 8C7q6JRYpehXAWotiHhrnQ4PuVKnAJZSVQ1pTM8xXXRtUdS9ofAyrLy6chP5SvmKDN2LWvESLME8W897vdQGf4rM4DQchhw 250 | ``` 251 | PayPal: 252 | ```txt 253 | podopodadobu@gmail.com 254 | ``` 255 | 256 | ## License 257 | 258 | wifimenu is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. 259 | 260 | wifimenu is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. 261 | 262 | You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . 263 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /wifimenu: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #!/usr/bin/env bash 2 | 3 | # Copyright © 2024 Jesús Arenas 4 | 5 | # This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms 6 | # of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either 7 | # version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. 8 | # 9 | # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; 10 | # without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. 11 | # See the GNU General Public License for more details. 12 | # 13 | # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. 14 | # If not, see . 15 | 16 | print_usage() { 17 | echo -n "\ 18 | Usage: $program_name [OPTIONS...] 19 | 20 | Displays a menu with a launcher to select a Wi-Fi network. 21 | 22 | Options: 23 | -s, --submenu Show Wi-Fi options in a submenu. 24 | -S, --no-submenu Do not show Wi-Fi options in a submenu (default). 25 | -w, --wireguard Show wireguard connections option. 26 | -W, --no-wireguard Do not show wireguard connections option 27 | (default). 28 | -j, --emoji Use emojis instead of Nerd Fonts font for icons. 29 | -J, --no-emoji Use Nerd Fonts font instead of emojis for icons 30 | (default). 31 | --no-notify Do not send notifications. 32 | 33 | -i INTERFACE 34 | --interface INTERFACE Start using Wi-Fi interface INTERFACE. 35 | 36 | --wofi Use wofi launcher (default). 37 | --rofi Use rofi launcher. 38 | --wmenu Use wmenu launcher. 39 | --dmenu Use dmenu launcher. 40 | --bemenu Use bemenu launcher. 41 | --custom LAUNCHER 1 2 3 Use launcher LAUNCHER with options for 42 | case-insensitive (1), case-sensitive (2) 43 | and password-prompt (3) input. 44 | 45 | -h, --help Print this help and exit. 46 | -v, --version Print version and other info and exit. 47 | 48 | Nerd Fonts icons are used. A font can be downloaded at: 49 | https://www.nerdfonts.com/ 50 | 51 | Dependencies: 52 | - NetworkManager. 53 | - A menu launcher. 54 | 55 | About dmenu: 56 | Hide password button does not work, since dmenu does not support this. 57 | 58 | Exit status: 59 | Returns 1 if a wrong option is given. 60 | Returns 2 if no Wi-Fi interface is detected with nmcli. 61 | if an unknown interface is given with -i. 62 | Returns 3 if the launcher selected is not installed. 63 | Returns 4 if custom launcher options are not completely defined. 64 | Returns 0 otherwise. 65 | 66 | This program is licensed under GPL-3.0-or-later. 67 | " 68 | exit 0 69 | } 70 | 71 | print_about() { 72 | echo -n "\ 73 | wifimenu 2.7.1 74 | Copyright © 2024 Jesús Arenas 75 | Official repository: https://github.com/podobu/wifimenu 76 | License GPLv3+: GNU GPL version 3 or later . 77 | " 78 | exit 0 79 | } 80 | 81 | display_menu() { 82 | declare form=$1 83 | declare prompt="$2" 84 | 85 | case "$launcher" in 86 | 'wofi') 87 | case $form in 88 | 1) wofi --dmenu --insensitive --prompt "$prompt" ;; 89 | 2) wofi --dmenu --prompt "$prompt" ;; 90 | 3) wofi --dmenu --password --prompt "$prompt" ;; 91 | esac 92 | ;; 93 | 'rofi') 94 | case $form in 95 | 1) rofi -dmenu -i -p "$prompt" ;; 96 | 2) rofi -dmenu -p "$prompt" ;; 97 | 3) rofi -dmenu -password -p "$prompt" ;; 98 | esac 99 | ;; 100 | 'wmenu') 101 | case $form in 102 | 1) wmenu -l 10 -i -p "$prompt" ;; 103 | 2) wmenu -l 10 -p "$prompt" ;; 104 | 3) wmenu -l 10 -P -p "$prompt" ;; 105 | esac 106 | ;; 107 | 'dmenu') 108 | case $form in 109 | 1) dmenu -l 10 -i -p "$prompt" ;; 110 | 2) dmenu -l 10 -p "$prompt" ;; 111 | 3) dmenu -l 10 -p "$prompt" ;; # Cannot hide the password 112 | esac 113 | ;; 114 | 'bemenu') 115 | case $form in 116 | 1) bemenu --list 10 --ignorecase --prompt "$prompt" ;; 117 | 2) bemenu --list 10 --prompt "$prompt" ;; 118 | 3) bemenu --list 10 --password "indicator" --prompt "$prompt" ;; 119 | esac 120 | ;; 121 | 'custom') 122 | case $form in 123 | 1) "${custom_opts[launcher]}" ${custom_opts[insensitive]} "$prompt" ;; 124 | 2) "${custom_opts[launcher]}" ${custom_opts[sensitive]} "$prompt" ;; 125 | 3) "${custom_opts[launcher]}" ${custom_opts[password]} "$prompt" ;; 126 | esac 127 | ;; 128 | *) 129 | echo "$program_name: Unknown launcher. See variable 'launcher'." >&2 130 | exit 1 131 | ;; 132 | esac 133 | } 134 | 135 | send_notification() { 136 | [ -z "$notifications" ] && return 137 | declare specific icon 138 | declare summary="$3" 139 | declare body="$4" 140 | # Notification category format specified by freedesktop.org 141 | case "$1" in 142 | 1) specific='connected' ;; 143 | 2) specific='disconnected' ;; 144 | 3) specific='error' ;; 145 | esac 146 | # Icon naming format specified by freedesktop.org 147 | case "$2" in 148 | 1) icon='network-wireless' ;; 149 | 2) icon='network-offline' ;; 150 | 3) icon='network-transmit-receive' ;; 151 | 4) icon='network-error' ;; 152 | esac 153 | notify-send --app-name "$program_name" --category "network.$specific" --icon "$icon" --transient "$summary" "$body" 154 | } 155 | 156 | ask_password() { 157 | declare middle_option=${1:-} 158 | declare wifi_password="$icon_eye" 159 | until [[ -z "$wifi_password" || "$wifi_password" == !(${icon_eye_closed}*|${icon_eye}*) ]]; do 160 | if [[ "$wifi_password" =~ ^$icon_eye_closed ]]; then 161 | wifi_password=$(echo -e "$icon_eye${middle_option}\n$icon_close" | display_menu 3 "$tr_ask_password_prompt") 162 | else 163 | wifi_password=$(echo -e "$icon_eye_closed${middle_option}\n$icon_close" | display_menu 2 "$tr_ask_password_prompt") 164 | fi 165 | done 166 | echo "$wifi_password" 167 | } 168 | 169 | select_interface() { 170 | chosen=$( (for (( i = 0; i < ${#interfaces[@]}; i++ )); do echo "$icon_interface ${interfaces[$i]}" ; done; echo "$icon_close") | display_menu 1 "$tr_select_interface_prompt") 171 | 172 | if [ -z "$chosen" ]; then 173 | exit 0 174 | elif [[ "$chosen" =~ ^$icon_close ]]; then 175 | return 176 | else 177 | interface_to_use="${chosen:3}" 178 | fi 179 | } 180 | 181 | menu_addresses() { 182 | declare connection="$1" 183 | declare ipv="$2" 184 | declare -a addresses_list 185 | declare -i addresses_list_length 186 | declare sure 187 | while true; do 188 | addresses_list=($(nmcli --get-values ipv${ipv}.addresses connection show $connection | sed 's/,//g')) 189 | chosen="$( (for i in "${addresses_list[@]}"; do echo "$i"; done; echo "$icon_close") | display_menu 1 "$tr_menu_addresses_prompt")" 190 | 191 | if [ -z "$chosen" ]; then 192 | exit 0 193 | elif [[ "$chosen" =~ ^$icon_close ]]; then 194 | return 195 | fi 196 | 197 | addresses_list_length=${#addresses_list[@]} 198 | 199 | for ((i=0; i < $addresses_list_length; i++)) do 200 | if [ "$chosen" = "${addresses_list[$i]}" ]; then 201 | sure=$(echo -e "$icon_check\n$icon_close" | display_menu 1 "$tr_menu_addresses_sure_prompt_1 ${chosen}$tr_menu_addresses_sure_prompt_2") 202 | if [ -z "$sure" ]; then 203 | exit 0 204 | elif [[ "$sure" =~ ^$icon_check ]]; then 205 | if [ $addresses_list_length -eq 1 ]; then 206 | nmcli connection modify uuid "$connection" ipv${ipv}.gateway '' 207 | nmcli connection modify uuid "$connection" ipv${ipv}.method auto 208 | fi 209 | nmcli connection modify uuid "$connection" -ipv${ipv}.addresses $chosen 210 | [ $addresses_list_length -eq 1 ] && break 2 211 | fi 212 | continue 2 213 | fi 214 | done 215 | 216 | nmcli connection modify uuid "$connection" +ipv${ipv}.addresses $chosen 217 | 218 | done 219 | } 220 | 221 | menu_ip_config() { 222 | declare chosen_connection="$1" 223 | declare connection="$2" 224 | declare ipv="$3" 225 | declare autoip_state autodns_state message new_addresses new_gateway 226 | while true; do 227 | autoip_state="$([ "$(nmcli --get-values ipv${ipv}.method connection show "$connection")" = "auto" ] && echo "$icon_on" || echo "$icon_off")" 228 | 229 | if [ "$autoip_state" = "$icon_on" ]; then 230 | autodns_state="$([ "$(nmcli --get-values ipv${ipv}.ignore-auto-dns connection show "$connection")" = "no" ] && echo "$icon_on" || echo "$icon_off")" 231 | message="$autodns_message $autodns_state" 232 | else 233 | message="$address_message\n$gateway_message $(nmcli --get-values ipv${ipv}.gateway connection show "$connection")" 234 | fi 235 | 236 | chosen="$(echo -e "$autoip_message $autoip_state\n$message\n$icon_close" | display_menu 1 "$chosen_connection")" 237 | 238 | case "$chosen" in 239 | '') exit 0 ;; 240 | "$icon_close"*) return ;; 241 | "$icon_net_1"*) 242 | if [ "$autoip_state" = "$icon_on" ]; then 243 | if [ -z "$(nmcli --get-values ipv4.addresses connection show "$connection")" ]; then 244 | new_addresses="$(echo "$icon_close" | display_menu 1 "$tr_menu_ip_config_addresses_prompt")" 245 | if [ -z "$new_addresses" ]; then 246 | exit 0 247 | elif [[ "$new_addresses" =~ ^$icon_close ]]; then 248 | continue 249 | fi 250 | nmcli connection modify uuid "$connection" ipv${ipv}.addresses "$new_addresses" || continue 251 | fi 252 | nmcli connection modify uuid "$connection" ipv${ipv}.method manual 253 | else 254 | nmcli connection modify uuid "$connection" ipv${ipv}.gateway '' 255 | nmcli connection modify uuid "$connection" ipv${ipv}.method auto 256 | fi 257 | ;; 258 | "$icon_net_4"*) [ "$autodns_state" = "$icon_on" ] && nmcli connection modify uuid "$connection" ipv${ipv}.ignore-auto-dns yes || nmcli connection modify uuid "$connection" ipv${ipv}.ignore-auto-dns no ;; 259 | "$icon_net_3"*) menu_addresses "$connection" "$ipv" ;; 260 | "$icon_net_2"*) 261 | new_gateway="$(echo "$icon_close" | display_menu 1 "$tr_menu_ip_config_gateway_prompt")" 262 | if [ -z "$new_gateway" ]; then 263 | exit 0 264 | elif [[ "$new_gateway" =~ ^$icon_close ]]; then 265 | continue 266 | fi 267 | nmcli connection modify uuid "$connection" ipv${ipv}.gateway "$new_gateway" 268 | ;; 269 | esac 270 | done 271 | } 272 | 273 | menu_dns() { 274 | declare connection="$1" 275 | declare ipv="$2" 276 | declare -a dns_list 277 | declare sure 278 | while true; do 279 | dns_list=($(nmcli --get-values ipv${ipv}.dns connection show $connection | sed 's/,/ /g')) 280 | chosen="$( (for i in "${dns_list[@]}"; do echo "$i"; done; echo "$icon_close") | display_menu 1 "$tr_menu_dns_prompt")" 281 | 282 | if [ -z "$chosen" ]; then 283 | exit 0 284 | elif [[ "$chosen" =~ ^$icon_close ]]; then 285 | return 286 | fi 287 | 288 | for ((i=0; i < ${#dns_list[@]}; i++)) do 289 | if [ "$chosen" = "${dns_list[$i]}" ]; then 290 | sure=$(echo -e "$icon_check\n$icon_close" | display_menu 1 "$tr_menu_dns_sure_prompt_1 ${chosen}$tr_menu_dns_sure_prompt_2") 291 | if [ -z "$sure" ]; then 292 | exit 0 293 | elif [[ "$sure" =~ ^$icon_check ]]; then 294 | nmcli connection modify uuid "$connection" -ipv${ipv}.dns $chosen 295 | fi 296 | continue 2 297 | fi 298 | done 299 | 300 | nmcli connection modify uuid "$connection" +ipv${ipv}.dns $chosen 301 | 302 | done 303 | } 304 | 305 | forget_connection() { 306 | declare chosen_connection="$1" 307 | declare connection="$2" 308 | declare sure="$(echo -e "$icon_check\n$icon_close" | display_menu 1 "$tr_forget_connection_sure_prompt_1 ${chosen_connection}$tr_forget_connection_sure_prompt_2")" 309 | 310 | if [ -z "$sure" ]; then 311 | exit 0 312 | elif [[ "$sure" =~ ^$icon_check ]]; then 313 | nmcli connection delete uuid "$connection" && return 0 314 | fi 315 | 316 | return 1 317 | } 318 | 319 | rename_connection() { 320 | declare connection="$1" 321 | new_name="$(echo "$icon_close" | display_menu 1 "$tr_rename_connection_prompt")" 322 | 323 | if [ -z "$new_name" ]; then 324 | exit 0 325 | elif [[ "$new_name" =~ ^$icon_close ]]; then 326 | return 1 327 | fi 328 | 329 | nmcli connection modify uuid "$connection" connection.id "$new_name" 330 | } 331 | 332 | menu_connection() { 333 | declare chosen_connection="$1" 334 | declare connection="$2" 335 | declare autoconnect_state 336 | while true; do 337 | autoconnect_state="$([ "$(nmcli --get-values connection.autoconnect connection show "$connection")" = "yes" ] && echo "$icon_on" || echo "$icon_off")" 338 | chosen="$(echo -e "$autoconnect_message $autoconnect_state\n$ipv4_config_message\n$dns4_message\n$ipv6_config_message\n$dns6_message\n$forget_message\n$icon_close" | display_menu 1 "$chosen_connection")" 339 | 340 | case "$chosen" in 341 | '') exit 0 ;; 342 | "$icon_close"*) return ;; 343 | "$icon_automatic"*) [ "$autoconnect_state" = "$icon_on" ] && nmcli connection modify uuid "$connection" autoconnect no || nmcli connection modify uuid "$connection" autoconnect yes ;; 344 | "$icon_4_1"*) menu_ip_config "$@" "4" ;; 345 | "$icon_4_2"*) menu_dns "$connection" "4" ;; 346 | "$icon_6_1"*) menu_ip_config "$@" "6" ;; 347 | "$icon_6_2"*) menu_dns "$connection" "6" ;; 348 | "$icon_trash"*) forget_connection "$@" && return ;; 349 | esac 350 | done 351 | } 352 | 353 | menu_wireguard_connection(){ 354 | declare chosen_connection="$1" 355 | declare connection="$2" 356 | declare state autoconnect_state new_name 357 | while true; do 358 | state="$([ "$(nmcli --get-values GENERAL.STATE connection show "$connection")" = "activated" ] && echo "$icon_on" || echo "$icon_off")" 359 | autoconnect_state="$([ "$(nmcli --get-values connection.autoconnect connection show "$connection")" = "yes" ] && echo "$icon_on" || echo "$icon_off")" 360 | chosen="$(echo -e "$wireguard_enable_message $state\n$autoconnect_message $autoconnect_state\n$rename_connection_message\n$forget_message\n$icon_close" | display_menu 1 "$chosen_connection")" 361 | 362 | case "$chosen" in 363 | '') exit 0 ;; 364 | "$icon_close"*) return ;; 365 | "$icon_plug"*) [ "$state" = "$icon_on" ] && { 366 | nmcli connection down uuid "$connection" && 367 | send_notification 1 2 "$tr_notice_disconnected_summary" "$tr_notice_disconnected_vpn_body" || 368 | send_notification 3 4 "$tr_notice_error_summary" "$tr_notice_error_vpn_disconnection_body" 369 | } || { 370 | nmcli connection up uuid "$connection" && 371 | send_notification 1 3 "$tr_notice_connected_summary" "$tr_notice_connected_vpn_body" || 372 | send_notification 3 4 "$tr_notice_error_summary" "$tr_notice_error_vpn_connection_body" 373 | } 374 | ;; 375 | "$icon_automatic"*) [ "$autoconnect_state" = "$icon_on" ] && nmcli connection modify uuid "$connection" autoconnect no || nmcli connection modify uuid "$connection" autoconnect yes ;; 376 | "$icon_pen"*) rename_connection "$connection" && chosen_connection="$new_name" ;; 377 | "$icon_trash"*) forget_connection "$@" && return ;; 378 | esac 379 | done 380 | } 381 | 382 | menu_known_connections() { 383 | case "$1" in 384 | "wifi" | "802-11-wireless") 385 | connection_type="802-11-wireless" 386 | icon="$icon_wireless" 387 | menu_type="menu_connection" 388 | ;; 389 | "wireguard") 390 | connection_type="$1" 391 | icon="$icon_net_5" 392 | menu_type="menu_wireguard_connection" 393 | ;; 394 | esac 395 | declare -a profiles_list 396 | while true; do 397 | 398 | mapfile -t profiles_list < <(nmcli --colors no --get-values TYPE,UUID,NAME connection show | awk -F ':' -v ct="$connection_type" -v icon="$icon" '$1 == ct {print $2 "\\0" icon " " $3}') 399 | chosen=$( (for i in "${profiles_list[@]}"; do echo -e "$i" | cut --delimiter $'\0' --fields 2; done; echo "$icon_close") | display_menu 1 "$tr_known_connections_message") 400 | 401 | if [ -z "$chosen" ]; then 402 | exit 0 403 | elif [[ "$chosen" =~ ^$icon_close ]]; then 404 | return 405 | fi 406 | 407 | for i in "${profiles_list[@]}"; do 408 | if [ "$chosen" = "$(echo -e "$i" | cut --delimiter $'\0' --fields 2)" ]; then 409 | eval "$menu_type \"$(sed 's/"/\\"/g' <<< "${chosen:3}")\" \"$(echo -e "$i" | cut --delimiter $'\0' --fields 1)\"" 410 | break 411 | fi 412 | done 413 | 414 | done 415 | } 416 | 417 | connect_hidden() { 418 | declare wifi_name="$(echo "$icon_close"| display_menu 2 "$tr_connect_hidden_prompt")" 419 | 420 | if [ -z "$wifi_name" ]; then 421 | exit 0 422 | elif [[ "$wifi_name" =~ ^$icon_close ]]; then 423 | return 424 | fi 425 | 426 | declare wifi_password="$(ask_password "\n$icon_unlock")" 427 | 428 | if [ -z "$wifi_password" ]; then 429 | exit 0 430 | elif [[ "$wifi_password" =~ ^$icon_unlock ]]; then 431 | wifi_password="" 432 | elif [[ "$wifi_password" =~ ^$icon_close ]]; then 433 | return 434 | fi 435 | 436 | nmcli --wait 15 device wifi connect "$wifi_name" hidden yes password "$wifi_password" && 437 | send_notification 1 1 "$tr_notice_connected_summary" "$tr_notice_connected_wifi_body" || 438 | send_notification 3 4 "$tr_notice_error_summary" "$tr_notice_error_wifi_connection_body" 439 | } 440 | 441 | connect_wifi() { 442 | declare wifi_security="${1:0:${#icon_wifi_1}}" 443 | declare wifi_ssid="${1#* }" 444 | declare -a connections_matching 445 | 446 | mapfile -t connections_matching < <(nmcli --colors no --get-values NAME connection show | grep --color=never --word-regexp --fixed-strings "$wifi_ssid" ) 447 | 448 | for (( i = 0; i < ${#connections_matching[@]}; i++ )); do 449 | if [ $(nmcli --get-values connection.interface-name connection show "${connections_matching[$i]}") = "$interface_to_use" ]; then 450 | if [[ "$wifi_security" =~ ^$icon_check ]]; then 451 | nmcli connection down id "${connections_matching[$i]}" && 452 | send_notification 2 1 "$tr_notice_disconnected_summary" "$tr_notice_disconnected_wifi_body" || 453 | send_notification 3 4 "$tr_notice_error_summary" "$tr_notice_error_wifi_disconnection_body" 454 | else 455 | nmcli --wait 15 connection up id "${connections_matching[$i]}" ifname "$interface_to_use" && 456 | send_notification 1 1 "$tr_notice_connected_summary" "$tr_notice_connected_wifi_body" || 457 | send_notification 3 4 "$tr_notice_error_summary" "$tr_notice_error_wifi_connection_body" 458 | fi 459 | exit 0 460 | fi 461 | done 462 | 463 | if [[ "$wifi_security" =~ ^(${icon_wifi_1}|${icon_wifi_2}|${icon_wifi_3}) ]]; then 464 | declare wifi_password=$(ask_password) 465 | if [ -z "$wifi_password" ]; then 466 | exit 0 467 | elif [[ "$wifi_password" =~ ^$icon_close ]]; then 468 | return 469 | fi 470 | fi 471 | nmcli --wait 15 device wifi connect "$wifi_ssid" ifname "$interface_to_use" password "$wifi_password" && 472 | send_notification 1 1 "$tr_notice_connected_summary" "$tr_notice_connected_wifi_body" || 473 | send_notification 3 4 "$tr_notice_error_summary" "$tr_notice_error_wifi_connection_body" 474 | 475 | exit 0 476 | } 477 | 478 | menu_submenu() { 479 | while true; do 480 | chosen="$(echo -e "$disable_message\n${interfaces[1]:+$interface_message ${interface_to_use}\n}$known_connections_message\n${wireguard:+${wireguard_message}\n}$hidden_message\n$icon_close" | display_menu 1 "$tr_submenu_message")" 481 | case "$chosen" in 482 | '') exit 0 ;; 483 | "$icon_close"*) return ;; 484 | "$icon_wifi_disable"*) nmcli radio wifi off ; send_notification 1 1 "$tr_notice_disable_wifi_summary" "$tr_notice_disable_wifi_body" ; exit 0 ;; 485 | "$icon_interface"*) select_interface ;; 486 | "$icon_saved"*) menu_known_connections "wifi" ;; 487 | "$icon_dragon"*) menu_known_connections "wireguard" ;; 488 | "$icon_eye"*) connect_hidden ;; 489 | esac 490 | done 491 | } 492 | 493 | menu_main() { 494 | declare connection_state wifi_list options 495 | while true; do 496 | 497 | connection_state=$(nmcli --colors no --get-values WIFI general) 498 | 499 | if [ "$connection_state" = "disabled" ]; then 500 | options="$enable_message\n$known_connections_message" 501 | elif [ "$connection_state" = "enabled" ]; then 502 | 503 | if [ -n "$submenu" ]; then 504 | options="$submenu_message" 505 | else 506 | options="$disable_message\n${interfaces[1]:+$interface_message ${interface_to_use}\n}$known_connections_message\n${wireguard:+${wireguard_message}\n}$hidden_message" 507 | fi 508 | 509 | echo "$tr_scanning_networks" 510 | wifi_list=$(nmcli --colors no --get-values SECURITY,SIGNAL,SSID,IN-USE device wifi list --rescan auto ifname $interface_to_use | awk -F ':' \ 511 | -v wifi_1="$icon_wifi_1" \ 512 | -v wifi_2="$icon_wifi_2" \ 513 | -v wifi_3="$icon_wifi_3" \ 514 | -v wifi_4="$icon_wifi_4" \ 515 | -v wifi_5="$icon_wifi_5" \ 516 | -v wifi_6="$icon_wifi_6" \ 517 | -v check="$icon_check" \ 518 | ' 519 | BEGIN { 520 | x = 1 521 | } 522 | $3 { 523 | if ($1 ~ /^WPA/) 524 | if ($2 > 80) 525 | sub($1, wifi_1) 526 | else if ($2 > 60) 527 | sub($1, wifi_2) 528 | else 529 | sub($1, wifi_3) 530 | else if ($1 == "") 531 | if ($2 > 80) 532 | sub($1, wifi_4) 533 | else if ($2 > 60) 534 | sub($1, wifi_5) 535 | else 536 | sub($1, wifi_6) 537 | if ($4 == "*") 538 | networks[0] = check " " $3 539 | else 540 | networks[x++] = $1 " " $3 541 | } 542 | END { 543 | if (0 in networks) 544 | print networks[0] 545 | for (i = 1; i < x; i++) 546 | print networks[i] 547 | } 548 | ') 549 | echo "$tr_scanning_networks_complete" 550 | 551 | fi 552 | 553 | chosen="$(echo -e "${options}${wifi_list:+\n}$wifi_list" | display_menu 1 "$tr_main_menu_prompt")" 554 | 555 | case "$chosen" in 556 | '') exit 0 ;; 557 | "$icon_config"*) menu_submenu ;; 558 | "$icon_wifi_enable"*) nmcli radio wifi on ; send_notification 1 1 "$tr_notice_enable_wifi_summary" "$tr_notice_enable_wifi_body" ; exit 0 ;; 559 | "$icon_wifi_disable"*) nmcli radio wifi off ; send_notification 1 1 "$tr_notice_disable_wifi_summary" "$tr_notice_disable_wifi_body" ; exit 0 ;; 560 | "$icon_interface"*) select_interface ;; 561 | "$icon_saved"*) menu_known_connections "wifi" ;; 562 | "$icon_dragon"*) menu_known_connections "wireguard" ;; 563 | "$icon_eye"*) connect_hidden ;; 564 | *) connect_wifi "$chosen" ;; 565 | esac 566 | 567 | done 568 | } 569 | 570 | ############################################################ MAIN ############################################################ 571 | 572 | # tr_* variables are for translation or customization (for editing in config file, not here!). 573 | tr_scanning_networks='Scanning networks' 574 | tr_scanning_networks_complete='Scanning completed' 575 | tr_submenu_message='More options' 576 | tr_disable_message='Disable Wi-Fi' 577 | tr_enable_message='Enable Wi-Fi' 578 | tr_interface_message='Interface:' 579 | tr_known_connections_message='Known connections' 580 | tr_autoconnect_message='Autoconnect' 581 | tr_ipv4_config_message='DHCP configuration' 582 | tr_dns4_message='DNS IPv4' 583 | tr_ipv6_config_message='IPv6 configuration' 584 | tr_dns6_message='DNS IPv6' 585 | tr_autoip_message='Automatic IP configuration' 586 | tr_autodns_message='Automatic DNS' 587 | tr_address_message='Addresses' 588 | tr_gateway_message='Gateway:' 589 | tr_forget_message='Forget connection' 590 | tr_wireguard_message='Wireguard connections' 591 | tr_wireguard_enable_message='Enable VPN' 592 | tr_rename_connection_message='Rename connection' 593 | tr_hidden_message='Connect to a hidden network' 594 | 595 | tr_main_menu_prompt='Wi-Fi SSID:' 596 | tr_select_interface_prompt='Interface to use:' 597 | tr_ask_password_prompt='Password:' 598 | tr_menu_dns_prompt='New DNS:' 599 | tr_menu_dns_sure_prompt_1='Remove DNS' 600 | tr_menu_dns_sure_prompt_2='?' 601 | tr_menu_ip_config_addresses_prompt='address1/CIDR_mask,address2/CIDR_mask,...' 602 | tr_menu_ip_config_gateway_prompt='New gateway:' 603 | tr_menu_addresses_prompt='New address:' 604 | tr_menu_addresses_sure_prompt_1='Remove address' 605 | tr_menu_addresses_sure_prompt_2='?' 606 | tr_forget_connection_prompt='Connection to forget:' 607 | tr_forget_connection_sure_prompt_1='Forget' 608 | tr_forget_connection_sure_prompt_2='?' 609 | tr_rename_connection_prompt='New name:' 610 | tr_connect_hidden_prompt='Network name:' 611 | 612 | tr_notice_connected_summary='Connected to network' 613 | tr_notice_disconnected_summary='Disconnected from network' 614 | tr_notice_error_summary='Connection error' 615 | tr_notice_enable_wifi_summary='Wi-Fi enabled' 616 | tr_notice_disable_wifi_summary='Wi-Fi disabled' 617 | tr_notice_connected_wifi_body='Successful connection to Wi-Fi network' 618 | tr_notice_disconnected_wifi_body='Successful disconnection from Wi-Fi network' 619 | tr_notice_error_wifi_connection_body='An error occurred while trying to connect to the Wi-Fi network' 620 | tr_notice_error_wifi_disconnection_body='An error occurred while trying to disconnect to the Wi-Fi network' 621 | tr_notice_connected_vpn_body='Successful connection to VPN' 622 | tr_notice_disconnected_vpn_body='Successful disconnection from VPN' 623 | tr_notice_error_vpn_connection_body='An error occurred while trying to connect to the VPN' 624 | tr_notice_error_vpn_disconnection_body='An error occurred while trying to disconnect to the VPN' 625 | tr_notice_enable_wifi_body='Wi-Fi was successfully enabled' 626 | tr_notice_disable_wifi_body='Wi-Fi was successfully disabled' 627 | 628 | # Detecting Wi-Fi interfaces and add them to the array 629 | mapfile -t interfaces < <(nmcli --colors no --get-values TYPE,DEVICE device status | awk -F ':' '$1 == "wifi" {print $2}') 630 | if [ -z "${interfaces[0]}" ]; then 631 | echo "$program_name: No Wi-Fi interfaces detected." >&2 632 | exit 2 633 | fi 634 | 635 | # Default launcher (for editing in config file) 636 | launcher='wofi' 637 | # Custom launcher options 638 | declare -A custom_opts 639 | # Default icon display (for editing in config file) 640 | emoji= 641 | # Default menu display. Set variable to anything for submenu options (for editing in config file) 642 | submenu= 643 | # Default interface (edit in config file on your risk, if you know your hardware, or use --interface option instead) 644 | interface_to_use="${interfaces[0]}" 645 | # Default wireguard menus visibility. Set variable to anything for wireguard support (for editing in config file) 646 | wireguard= 647 | # Default is to check if notify-send is installed and, if it is, enable notifications 648 | notifications=$(command -v notify-send &> /dev/null && echo 1) 649 | 650 | program_name="$(basename $0)" 651 | 652 | { [ -n "$XDG_CONFIG_HOME" ] && [ -f "${XDG_CONFIG_HOME}/${program_name}/config" ] && . "${XDG_CONFIG_HOME}/${program_name}/config"; } || 653 | { [ -f "${HOME}/.config/${program_name}/config" ] && . "${HOME}/.config/${program_name}/config"; } || 654 | { [ -f "${HOME}/.${program_name}" ] && . "${HOME}/.${program_name}"; } 655 | 656 | # Options 657 | while [ -n "$1" ]; do 658 | case "$1" in 659 | '-h' | '--help') print_usage ;; 660 | '-v' | '--version') print_about ;; 661 | '-s' | '--submenu') submenu=1 ;; 662 | '-S' | '--no-submenu') submenu= ;; 663 | '-i' | '--interface') 664 | if [ ! $(nmcli --colors no --get-values TYPE,DEVICE device status | awk -F ':' '$1 == "wifi" {print $2}' | grep --word-regexp "$2") ]; then 665 | echo "$program_name: Unknown interface given: $2" >&2 666 | exit 2 667 | fi 668 | interface_to_use="$2" 669 | shift 670 | ;; 671 | '-w' | '--wireguard') wireguard=1 ;; 672 | '-W' | '--no-wireguard') wireguard= ;; 673 | '-j' | '--emoji') emoji=1 ;; 674 | '-J' | '--no-emoji') emoji= ;; 675 | '--no-notify') notifications= ;; 676 | '--wofi') launcher='wofi' ;; 677 | '--rofi') launcher='rofi' ;; 678 | '--wmenu') launcher='wmenu' ;; 679 | '--dmenu') launcher='dmenu' ;; 680 | '--bemenu') launcher='bemenu' ;; 681 | '--custom') 682 | launcher='custom' 683 | custom_opts[launcher]="$2" 684 | custom_opts[insensitive]="$3" 685 | custom_opts[sensitive]="$4" 686 | custom_opts[password]="$5" 687 | shift 4 688 | ;; 689 | *) echo "$program_name: Wrong option given. See usage with -h or --help." >&2 ; exit 1 ;; 690 | esac 691 | shift 692 | done 693 | 694 | if [ "$launcher" = 'custom' ]; then 695 | [ -n "${custom_opts[launcher]}" ] && 696 | [ -n "${custom_opts[insensitive]}" ] && 697 | [ -n "${custom_opts[sensitive]}" ] && 698 | [ -n "${custom_opts[password]}" ] || { 699 | echo "$program_name: Custom launcher options not defined. See usage with -h or --help." >&2 700 | exit 4 701 | } 702 | fi 703 | 704 | command -v ${custom_opts[launcher]:-$launcher} &> /dev/null || { 705 | echo "$program_name: The launcher selected is not installed: $launcher. See usage with -h or --help." >&2 706 | exit 3 707 | } 708 | 709 | # Icon variables 710 | icon_dragon="${icon_dragon:-$([ -z "$emoji" ] && echo  || echo 🐉)}" 711 | icon_config="${icon_config:-$([ -z "$emoji" ] && echo  || echo ⚙️)}" 712 | icon_close="${icon_close:-$([ -z "$emoji" ] && echo  || echo ❌)}" 713 | icon_check="${icon_check:-$([ -z "$emoji" ] && echo  || echo ✅)}" 714 | icon_eye="${icon_eye:-$([ -z "$emoji" ] && echo 󰛐 || echo 👁️)}" 715 | icon_eye_closed="${icon_eye_closed:-$([ -z "$emoji" ] && echo 󰛑 || echo 🙈)}" 716 | icon_saved="${icon_saved:-$([ -z "$emoji" ] && echo  || echo 💾)}" 717 | icon_automatic="${icon_automatic:-$([ -z "$emoji" ] && echo 󱣲 || echo 🤖)}" 718 | icon_wifi_enable="${icon_wifi_enable:-$([ -z "$emoji" ] && echo 󰖩 || echo 🌇)}" 719 | icon_wifi_disable="${icon_wifi_disable:-$([ -z "$emoji" ] && echo 󰖪 || echo 🌃)}" 720 | icon_wifi_1="${icon_wifi_1:-$([ -z "$emoji" ] && echo 󰤪 || echo 🚀🔒)}" 721 | icon_wifi_2="${icon_wifi_2:-$([ -z "$emoji" ] && echo 󰤤 || echo 🚗🔒)}" 722 | icon_wifi_3="${icon_wifi_3:-$([ -z "$emoji" ] && echo 󰤡 || echo 🦽🔒)}" 723 | icon_wifi_4="${icon_wifi_4:-$([ -z "$emoji" ] && echo 󰤨 || echo 🚀)}" 724 | icon_wifi_5="${icon_wifi_5:-$([ -z "$emoji" ] && echo 󰤢 || echo 🚗)}" 725 | icon_wifi_6="${icon_wifi_6:-$([ -z "$emoji" ] && echo 󰤟 || echo 🦽)}" 726 | icon_interface="${icon_interface:-$([ -z "$emoji" ] && echo 󰾲 || echo 🛰️)}" 727 | icon_4_1="${icon_4_1:-$([ -z "$emoji" ] && echo 󰎭 || echo 🔧4️⃣)}" 728 | icon_4_2="${icon_4_2:-$([ -z "$emoji" ] && echo 󰲦 || echo 🔍4️⃣)}" 729 | icon_6_1="${icon_6_1:-$([ -z "$emoji" ] && echo 󰎳 || echo 🔧6️⃣)}" 730 | icon_6_2="${icon_6_2:-$([ -z "$emoji" ] && echo 󰲪 || echo 🔍6️⃣)}" 731 | icon_plug="${icon_plug:-$([ -z "$emoji" ] && echo 󱘖 || echo 🔌)}" 732 | icon_trash="${icon_trash:-$([ -z "$emoji" ] && echo  || echo 🗑️)}" 733 | icon_pen="${icon_pen:-$([ -z "$emoji" ] && echo 󰑕 || echo 📝)}" 734 | icon_wireless="${icon_wireless:-$([ -z "$emoji" ] && echo 󰑩 || echo 🛜)}" 735 | icon_net_1="${icon_net_1:-$([ -z "$emoji" ] && echo 󰩠 || echo 🤖)}" 736 | icon_net_2="${icon_net_2:-$([ -z "$emoji" ] && echo 󰳘 || echo 🛣️)}" 737 | icon_net_3="${icon_net_3:-$([ -z "$emoji" ] && echo 󰀑 || echo 🏠)}" 738 | icon_net_4="${icon_net_4:-$([ -z "$emoji" ] && echo 󰖟 || echo 🌐)}" 739 | icon_net_5="${icon_net_5:-$([ -z "$emoji" ] && echo 󰌘 || echo 💻)}" 740 | icon_unlock="${icon_unlock:-$([ -z "$emoji" ] && echo  || echo 🔓)}" 741 | icon_on="${icon_on:-$([ -z "$emoji" ] && echo  || echo 🟢)}" 742 | icon_off="${icon_off:-$([ -z "$emoji" ] && echo  || echo 🔴)}" 743 | 744 | # Messages with icons 745 | submenu_message="$icon_config $tr_submenu_message" 746 | submenu_close_message="$icon_close $tr_submenu_close_message" 747 | disable_message="$icon_wifi_disable $tr_disable_message" 748 | enable_message="$icon_wifi_enable $tr_enable_message" 749 | interface_message="$icon_interface $tr_interface_message" 750 | known_connections_message="$icon_saved $tr_known_connections_message" 751 | autoconnect_message="$icon_automatic $tr_autoconnect_message" 752 | ipv4_config_message="$icon_4_1 $tr_ipv4_config_message" 753 | dns4_message="$icon_4_2 $tr_dns4_message" 754 | ipv6_config_message="$icon_6_1 $tr_ipv6_config_message" 755 | dns6_message="$icon_6_2 $tr_dns6_message" 756 | autoip_message="$icon_net_1 $tr_autoip_message" 757 | autodns_message="$icon_net_4 $tr_autodns_message" 758 | address_message="$icon_net_3 $tr_address_message" 759 | gateway_message="$icon_net_2 $tr_gateway_message" 760 | forget_message="$icon_trash $tr_forget_message" 761 | wireguard_message="$icon_dragon $tr_wireguard_message" 762 | wireguard_enable_message="$icon_plug $tr_wireguard_enable_message" 763 | rename_connection_message="$icon_pen $tr_rename_connection_message" 764 | hidden_message="$icon_eye $tr_hidden_message" 765 | 766 | menu_main 767 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /COPYING: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE 2 | Version 3, 29 June 2007 3 | 4 | Copyright (C) 2007 Free Software Foundation, Inc. 5 | Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies 6 | of this license document, but changing it is not allowed. 7 | 8 | Preamble 9 | 10 | The GNU General Public License is a free, copyleft license for 11 | software and other kinds of works. 12 | 13 | The licenses for most software and other practical works are designed 14 | to take away your freedom to share and change the works. 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