#! /bin/sh

monitor_internal=eDP-1
monitor_external=HDMI-1
monitor_primary=$monitor_external

# check if we are connected to an second monitor
dock_status=docked
if xrandr | grep "$monitor_external disconnected"; then
    dock_status=undocked
    monitor_primary=$monitor_internal
fi

# set primary monitor
xrandr --output $monitor_primary --primary

if [[ "$dock_status" = "docked" ]]; then
    # lower external monitor resolution and set up positioning
    xrandr --output $monitor_external --mode 2560x1440 --right-of $monitor_internal
fi

# lower internal monitor resolution
# TODO: we currently have a slight loss of screenspace with this resolution setting,
# look into a better way of scaling
xrandr --output $monitor_internal --mode 1920x1200

# start sxhkd
pgrep -x sxhkd > /dev/null || sxhkd &

# create/move desktops
# !!!!!!!!!! DISCLAIMER !!!!!!!!!!
# dynamically moving desktops with a config reload is currently still broken,
# however things are configured properly for either one or two monitors on boot
if [[ "$dock_status" = "docked" ]]; then
    if [[ "$(bspc query -D -m $monitor_internal | wc -l)" = "10" ]]; then
	bspc query -D -m $monitor_internal --names | tail -5 | xargs -rd'\n' -i'{}' bspc desktop {} -m $monitor_external --follow
    else
        bspc monitor $monitor_internal -d 1 2 3 4 5
        bspc monitor $monitor_external -d 6 7 8 9 10
    fi
else
    if [[ "$(bspc query -D --names | grep -v ghost | wc -l)" = "10" ]]; then
	# create ghost desktop so all external desktops can be moved
	#bspc monitor $monitor_external -d ghost
	bscp query -D -m $monitor_external --names | grep -v ghost | xargs -rd'\n' -i'{}' bspc desktop {} -m $monitor_internal --follow
    else
        bspc monitor $monitor_internal -d 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
    fi
fi

bspc config border_width         4
bspc config window_gap           15
bspc config split_ratio          0.5
bspc config borderless_monocle   true
bspc config gapless_monocle      true

# theme
hsetroot -solid '#181926'

bspc config normal_border_color   \#b4befe
bspc config focused_border_color  \#cba6f7
bspc config active_border_color   \#cba6f7
bspc config urgent_border_color   \#cba6f7
bspc config presel_feedback_color \#cba6f7

# rules
bspc rule -a discord         -o node=@^1:^1:/2 desktop=1 follow=off focus=off
bspc rule -a Element         -o node=@^1:^1:/1 desktop=1
bspc rule -a TelegramDesktop -o node=@^1:^1:/1 desktop=1

firefox_desktop=6
claws_desktop=7
obsidian_desktop=8
if [[ "$dock_status" = "undocked" ]]; then
    firefox_desktop=2
    claws_desktop=3
    obsidian_desktop=4
fi

bspc rule -a firefox desktop=$firefox_desktop follow=off  
bspc rule -a Claws-mail desktop=$claws_desktop follow=off
bspc rule -a obsidian desktop=$obsidian_desktop follow=off
bspc rule -a REAPER desktop='10' follow=off

# floating windows
bspc rule -a Pavucontrol        state=floating rectangle=600x800+0+0  center=on
bspc rule -a 1Password          state=floating rectangle=1000x900+0+0 center=on
bspc rule -a Org.gnome.Nautilus state=floating rectangle=1200x900+0+0 center=on
bspc rule -a kitty_float        state=floating rectangle=1000x700+0+0 center=on
bspc rule -a Popsicle-gtk       state=floating rectangle=800x300+0+0  center=on
bspc rule -a jadx-gui-JadxGUI   state=floating rectangle=1782x977+0+0 center=on

# startup
killall picom
picom --experimental-backends &
polybar-msg cmd quit
polybar left &
polybar right &
dunst &

if [ ! -f /tmp/startup.lock ]; then
    touch /tmp/startup.lock

    element-desktop &
    telegram-desktop &
    discord-canary &

    firefox &
    claws-mail &
    obsidian &

    rofi-polkit-agent &
fi