dotfiles/.config/polybar/polybar-wireguard

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#!/usr/bin/env sh
# Unfortunately it's not easy to directly use Polybar colour values in this
# script so I have to redefine some of my colours here. See the link below for
# more details:
# https://github.com/polybar/polybar/wiki/Formatting#format-tags-inside-polybar-config
color=#bf616a
configs_path="/PATH/TO/CONF/FILES"
connected_interface=$(networkctl | grep -P "\d+ .* wireguard routable" -o | cut -d" " -f2)
connect() {
selected_config=$(ls $configs_path/*.conf | xargs basename -a -s .conf | dmenu)
[[ $selected_config ]] && sudo wg-quick up "$configs_path"/"$selected_config".conf
}
disconnect() {
# Normally we should have a single connected interface but technically
# there's nothing stopping us from having multiple active intgerfaces so
# let's do this in a loop:
for connected_config in $(networkctl | grep -P "\d+ .* wireguard routable" -o | cut -d" " -f2)
do
sudo wg-quick down $configs_path/"$connected_config".conf
done
}
toggle() {
if [[ $connected_interface ]]
then
disconnect
else
connect
fi
}
print() {
if [[ $connected_interface ]]
then
echo %{u"$color"}%{+u}%{T4}%{F"$color"}%{T-}%{F-} "$connected_interface"
else
echo %{u"$color"}%{+u}%{T4}%{F"$color"}%{T-}%{F-}
fi
}
case "$1" in
--connect)
connect
;;
--disconnect)
disconnect
;;
--toggle)
toggle
;;
*)
print
;;
esac