A collection of custom Rust scripts for personal usage.

Run ./install.sh to install all. This deploys:

• Rust scripts to $CARGO_HOME/bin/
• Shell scripts to ~/.bin/

• rust to compile the rust scripts
• scrot for bin/screenlock
• iwconfig for netinfo (pkg: wireless_tools)
• iw for netinfo
• pw-dump for bin/fix_xonar_output and bin/change_sink

There's the ./install.sh script, which does all of the work for you.

1. It copies all shell scripts into your ~/.bin folder.
2. It compiles the rust scripts and copies them over to your ~/.bin folder.
3. Make sure to add your ~/.bin to your path.

If you want to adjust the target directory (~/.bin), update the BIN_FOLDER variable in the install.sh script.

For the shell scripts:

• Just copy any script from the ./shell folder you like to your target directory.

For the rust code:

Option 1:

• Run cargo install --path ./
• Add the $CARGO_HOME/bin to your $PATH, which by default is ~/.cargo/bin.

Option 2:

• Run cargo build --locked --release
• Copy the binaries you want from the ./target/release/ folder to your target directory.

There're two hooks, which automatically deploy the project when pulling new commits.

Great for syncing changes between multiple machines.

Screenlock trigger on sleep via a systemd service looks like this:

[Unit]
Description=Lock the screen
Before=sleep.target

[Service]
User=%i
Group=%i
Type=forking
Environment=DISPLAY=:0
ExecStart=/home/%i/.cache/cargo/bin/blur 5 -vvv

[Install]
WantedBy=sleep.target