#!/bin/sh
# Shoutout to mitchweaver on gitgub for the script as a useful base for this one
# Link to exact script: https://github.com/mitchweaver/bin/blob/41f3d5c6cbc92173be232e48fd24213c91a16db1/mpv/mpvbg
# Original version of the script that I used to find this script
# There's lots of good scripts in that repository so check them all out

pkill -9 xwinwrap
#
#cacheFile="${HOME}/.cache/mpvbg.pid" # used in case we want a second proc but honestly kill + pgrep works
base="/home/shockrah/Videos/Papes"

# picking out the video to use here
pape=`ls ${HOME}/Videos/Papes/ | shuf | dmenu -i -l 10 -p 'Pick a pape :^)'`
if [ -z "$pape" ];then
	exit
fi


#xwinwrap -g 1920x1080 -ov -- mpv -wid WID ~/.wallpapers/water.mp4
# WARNING: this mpv command is super outdated(like 2 years) but it might still be useful
# to someone out there
_unused_mpv="mpv --wid=0 --no-config --keepaspect=no --loop \
    --no-border --vd-lavc-fast --x11-bypass-compositor=no \
    --gapless-audio=yes --vo=x11 --hwdec=auto \
    --x11-name=mpvbg"


# The magic here happens with xwinwrap the flags given to mpv don't really matter
# unless you have an mpv config the flags below are pretty much the only flags you 
# need to get this working
xwinwrap -g 1920x1080 -ov -b -un -sh rectangle -fdt -ni -- \
	mpv -wid WID --no-border --vo=x11 --input-ipc-server=/tmp/mpv-bg-socket $base/"$pape" & 

# welcome to the rice fields
