on-ac-power-state-change/on-ac-power-state-change
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#!/bin/bash
# on-ac-power-state-change
# Copyright 2019 Mike Peralta
# Released under the MIT license (https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT)
# Check out my music https://www.MikePeralta.com
# This script will execute a command each time the power state is changed (ie: laptop power unplugged or plugged back in)
# Pass your desired command to execute as arguments to this script
# Example:
# $ on-ac-power-state-change echo "My power state has changed!"
# Written and tested with acpi version 1.7
# Enjoy!
# (Note: Use with caution; It will execute any parameters received verbatim)
#
COMMANDS_FOR_STATE_CHANGE="$@"
CHECKED_AT_LEAST_ONCE="0"
LAST_KNOWN_PLUGGED_IN_STATE=""
CURRENT_PLUGGED_IN_STATE=""
#
do_log()
{
logger "[on-ac-power-state-change] $1"
echo "[on-ac-power-state-change] $1"
}
do_complaint()
{
logger -s "[on-ac-power-state-change] $1"
}
do_die()
{
do_complaint "Fatal: $1"
exit 1
}
#
demand_acpi()
{
which acpi > /dev/null
if [ $? -ne 0 ];then
do_die "acpi doesn't seem to be installed"
fi
}
#
is_ac_connected()
{
# Grab output of acpi
demand_acpi
ACPI=$(acpi -a)
#
echo "$ACPI" | grep "on-line" > /dev/null
if [ $? -eq 0 ];then
#echo "Power seems to be plugged in"
echo "1"
fi
echo "$ACPI" | grep "off-line" > /dev/null
if [ $? -eq 0 ];then
#echo "Power seems to be unplugged"
echo "0"
fi
}
#
handle_acpi_state_change()
{
#
CURRENT_PLUGGED_IN_STATE=$(is_ac_connected)
#
if [ "$CHECKED_AT_LEAST_ONCE" = "1" ];then
if [ "$CURRENT_PLUGGED_IN_STATE" != "$LAST_KNOWN_PLUGGED_IN_STATE" ];then
do_log "Power state has changed!"
do_log "Executing commands: $COMMANDS_FOR_STATE_CHANGE"
eval "$COMMANDS_FOR_STATE_CHANGE"
fi
else
CHECKED_AT_LEAST_ONCE="1"
fi
#
LAST_KNOWN_PLUGGED_IN_STATE="$CURRENT_PLUGGED_IN_STATE"
}
#
main_loop()
{
#
do_log "Begin main loop"
while [ true ];do
handle_acpi_state_change
sleep 1
done
do_log "Done with main loop"
}
do_log "Begin"
main_loop
do_log "Exiting"