# Parameters for the icon present in the system tray
indicator:
  # The default icon. It can be either a path to an image either the name of a
  # GTK icon like the following.
  icon: dialog-warning
  # Optional: A command can be triggered periodically to change the current
  # icon
  command:
    # Run every 3 seconds
    polling-interval: 3
    # The other icons
    icons:
    - dialog-error
    - dialog-question
    # The command to be run. It must output the index of the icon to show. 0
    # being the default icon. Other icon indexes start at 1.
    on-timeout: |
        # This snippet increments a counter between zero and two. Its stores
        # its state in the `indicator` file.
        if [ ! -f indicator ]; then
          echo -1 > indicator
        fi

        current=$(cat indicator)
        next=$((($current + 1) % 3))

        echo $next > indicator
        cat indicator
  # Optional: A callback for scroll up events
  on-scroll-up: echo scroll up
  # Optional: A callback for scroll down events
  on-scroll-down: echo scroll down

# Optional: A context menu
menu:
# A simple label which triggers a command
- item-label:
    label: Hello
    on-click: zenity --info --text=Hello

# A checkbox
- item-checkbox:
    label: A checkbox
    # The command to toggle the state of the checkbox
    on-click: |
      if [ -f checkbox-file ] ; then
        rm checkbox-file
      else
        touch checkbox-file
      fi
    # If that next command outputs any text, the checkbox will appear as
    # checked
    on-get-status: ls checkbox-file || true

# Sub-menus are possible too
- item-sub-menu:
    # With the label
    label: A submenu

    # And a list of items
    items:

      # A group of radio buttons
      - item-radio-group:
          # The default choice
          default: No choice

          # The list of the other buttons and callbacks
          buttons:

          - label: No choice
            on-click: |
              rm -f radio-file-1 radio-file-2

          - label: Choice 1
            on-click: |
              rm -f radio-file-2
              touch radio-file-1

          - label: Choice 2
            on-click: |
              rm -f radio-file-1
              touch radio-file-2

          # That command must output the label of the currently selected button.
          # systranything will fallback on the default if needed.
          on-get-status: |
            if [ -f radio-file-1 ] ; then
              echo "Choice 1"
            elif [ -f radio-file-2 ] ; then
              echo "Choice 2"
            else
              echo "None"
            fi

      - item-separator: []

      - item-label:
          label: Another label
          on-click: ""

- item-separator: []

- item-label:
    label: Quit
    on-click: pkill systranything