# This script is meant to be sourced. # It's not for directly running. # shellcheck shell=bash ensure_cmds wayvnc lsof jq ip start_hypr_mon_guard(){ if ! pgrep -x hypr_mon_guard >/dev/null 2>&1; then if PATH=$PATH:${REPO_ROOT}/sdata/subcmd-virtmon command -v hypr_mon_guard ; then echo "Running hypr_mon_guard." PATH=$PATH:${REPO_ROOT}/sdata/subcmd-virtmon setsid hypr_mon_guard > $(mktemp) 2>&1 & else echo "Script hypr_mon_guard not found." exit 1 fi fi } if ! [[ "${DISABLE_HYPR_MON_GUARD}" = true ]]; then start_hypr_mon_guard fi readarray -t vmon_ids < <(hyprctl -j monitors all | jq -r '.[] | select(.name | test("^TESTER-")) | .name | sub("^TESTER-"; "")') if [[ "${CLEAN_TESTER_MONITORS}" = true ]]; then echo "Cleaning tester monitors..." for i in "${vmon_ids[@]}"; do echo "Removing tester monitor: TESTER-$i..." x hyprctl output remove "TESTER-$i" done echo "Cleaning tester wayvnc sessions..." for i in /tmp/wayvncctl_tester_* ; do # When no target is matched, * will not be expanded [ -e "$i" ] || continue x bash -c "wayvncctl --socket=$i -r wayvnc-exit || rm $i" done echo "Cleaning complete, exit..." exit 0 fi echo "Finding an unused port..." for port in {5900..5999}; do if ! lsof -nP -iTCP:"$port" -sTCP:LISTEN -t >/dev/null 2>&1; then vnc_port="$port" break fi done if [ -z "$vnc_port" ];then echo "No available port for vnc server, aborting..."; exit 1 fi # The name of tester_socket can be anything, the following just borrows $vnc_port as ID tester_socket=/tmp/wayvncctl_tester_$vnc_port # In case this exists for some reason try rm $tester_socket vmon_tester=TESTER-$vnc_port echo "Creating tester monitor..." x hyprctl output create headless ${vmon_tester} echo "Setting properties of tester monitor..." x hyprctl keyword monitor ${vmon_tester},${VMON_RESOLUTION}@${VMON_FPS},${VMON_POSITION},${VMON_SCALE}${VMON_EXTRA} e="%s${STY_RST}\n" printf "${STY_YELLOW}=========================================$e" printf "${STY_CYAN}The status of the virtual monitor:$e" printf "${STY_BLUE}Resolution: ${STY_UNDERLINE}${STY_INVERT}${VMON_RESOLUTION}$e" printf "${STY_BLUE}Frame rate: ${STY_UNDERLINE}${STY_INVERT}${VMON_FPS}$e" printf "${STY_CYAN}Use a VNC client to connect to the virtual monitor.$e" printf "${STY_BLUE}Port: ${STY_UNDERLINE}${STY_INVERT}$vnc_port$e" printf "${STY_BLUE}IP: use a suitable one from below:$e" printf ${STY_PURPLE} LANG=C LC_ALL=C ip -o addr show up | grep -v -E 'docker|veth|virbr' | awk '{split($4,a,"/"); print $2"\t"a[1]}' printf ${STY_RST} printf "${STY_CYAN}Hint:$e" printf "${STY_GREEN} The VNC client will ask you about server address,$e" printf "${STY_GREEN} either joined as : or separately.$e" printf "${STY_GREEN} As for username and password, just leave them as empty.$e" printf "${STY_YELLOW}=========================================$e" if [ "$RUNNING_IN_BACKGROUND" = true ];then echo "wayvnc now running in background. Run again with --clean to cleanup." nohup wayvnc ${WAYVNC_EX_ARGS} --socket=$tester_socket -f=${VMON_FPS} -o=${vmon_tester} --log-level=${WAYVNC_LOGLEVEL} 0.0.0.0 $vnc_port > $(mktemp) 2>&1 & disown else echo "wayvnc now running, press Ctrl-C to quit." wayvnc ${WAYVNC_EX_ARGS} --socket=$tester_socket -f=${VMON_FPS} -o=${vmon_tester} --log-level=${WAYVNC_LOGLEVEL} 0.0.0.0 $vnc_port echo "wayvnc stopped. Cleaning..." hyprctl output remove "${vmon_tester}" fi