#!/bin/sh

# logout.sh
# logout dialogue in three parts to be used with a tint2 executor
# without arguments displays the power symbol in the executor
# -w calls the terminal window with another instance using...
# -p to draw and process the prompt
# use a sudoers rule with NOPASSWD to bypass password entry when using -p
# (c) 2020 Derek Stevens <drkste@zoho.com>
# MIT License -- do whatever you want

logoutPrompt() {
  echo "Power and session controls:"
  echo "[s] shutdown"
  echo "[r] reboot"
  echo "[h] hibernate"
  echo "[l] logout"
  read operation
    case ${operation} in
      s|S|shutdown|Shutdown|SHUTDOWN)
        poweroff
        ;;
      r|R|reboot|Reboot|REBOOT)
        reboot
        ;;
      h|H|hibernate|Hibernate|HIBERNATE)
        zzz
        ;;
      l|L|logout|Logout|LOGOUT)
        pkill -9 -P $(pgrep .kwin-session)
        ;;
      *)
        clear
        logoutPromopt
        ;;
    esac
}

if [ -z $1 ]; then
  echo ""
  
elif [ "$1" = "-w" ]; then
  
  if ! wmctrl -l | grep "Session Control"; then
    exec alacritty -d 30 5  --position 9999 0 -t "Session Control" -e sudo ${HOME}/src/zenUtils/logout.sh -p &
  fi

elif [ "$1" = "-p" ]; then
  logoutPrompt
fi