🚀 Nix Scripts Flake

I realized that keeping all my scripts inside Nix '' text objects made the code cluttered. So, I created this flake to manage my scripts more efficiently! 🎯

📦 Features

• Easily Manageable: Each script is stored as a separate file for clarity.
• Hyprland Utilities: Scripts to tweak Hyprland behavior dynamically.
• Image Annotation: Quick clipboard-based image annotation with Swappy.
• Window Management: Move, focus, and toggle windows seamlessly.
• Volume & Brightness Controls: Manage system volume and brightness with ease.
• Quick Terminal for Hyprland: Spawn a floating terminal instantly, like Yakuake.

📜 Installation

inputs.utils.url = "github:niksingh710/utils";

# In hyprland keymaps
",XF86AudioRaiseVolume,exec,${inputs.utils.packages.${pkgs.system}.volume} up"
",XF86AudioLowerVolume,exec,${inputs.utils.packages.${pkgs.system}.volume} down"

Or run scripts directly:

nix run github:niksingh710/utils#fast
nix run github:niksingh710/utils#zoom -- in
nix run github:niksingh710/utils#fullscreen

🛠 Available Scripts

Script Name	Description
hypr/fast	Toggles animations and rounding in Hyprland for a snappier experience.
img-annotate	Opens Swappy to edit the image currently in clipboard.
hypr/focus	Handles focus between tiled and floating windows (like tabbed browsing).
hypr/move	Moves tiled and floating windows; uses HYPR_MOVE_VAL to adjust movement.
hypr/fullscreen	Toggles maximized and fullscreen states (tiled/floating → maximized → fullscreen → tiled/floating).
hypr/zoom	Manages zoom levels (in, out, reset).
hypr/toggle-group	Toggles a window into a Hyprland group; enables Group submap if already grouped.
hypr/lid-down	Handles laptop lid-down state.
volume	Supports up, down, mute, and mic-mute for volume control.
brightness	Adjusts screen brightness using brightnessctl.
cat	Replaces cat command to use bat without paging and -p flag enables paging
myip	Shows local/global ip with flags [-g,-l].
hypr/quick-term	Spawns a floating terminal in Hyprland, similar to Yakuake.
hypr/monitor	Assigns 1-9 workspace to primary monitor and 10/0 to secondary (need help check comment in script)
hypr/clients/run-focus	Lists all opened clients in rofi and focus on them if also drun then, for colors you can override the theme e.g below.
hypr/clients/get-client	Lists all opened clients in rofi and brings them to the current workspace (ignores special workspace)
rofi/menus/audio-sink	Lists Speakers and present a rofi menu to switch default
rofi/menus/audio-source	Lists Microphones and present a rofi menu to switch default
rofi/menus/rofimoji	Emoji picker using rofi
rofi/menus/network	Quick network manager using rofi
rofi/menus/bluetooth	Quick bluetooth manager using rofi
rofi/powermenu	Rofi power manu isolatedly packed so that it will run from anywhere without needing the theme to be passed.
waybar/recorder	Screen Recording utility utilising wf-screenrec. Sends RTMIN+4 Signal to waybar
walogram	Walogram to generate telegram theme from stylix/color palette
center-align	Logs the output in mid of terminal echo hi | center-align
bstat	Shows the battery status of system and mobile device if kdeconnect is connected
audio-channel	fzf/rofi/dmenu picker options to select default mic/output audio channel (will add as i complete my ndots)

📖 Usage

For usage details, check out my ndots repository: 🔗 ndots (Upcoming Refactor)

🔧 Recommended Hyprland Config for Quick-Term

To quickly spawn a floating terminal in Hyprland, add the following keybind:

"CTRL,grave,exec,${inputs.utils.packages.${pkgs.system}.quick-term}"

And apply these windowrulev2 settings:

"float, class:^(foot-quick)$"
"size 100% 40%, class:^(foot-quick)$"
"move 0% 60%, class:^(foot-quick)$"
"dimaround, class:^(foot-quick)$"
"noborder, class:^(foot-quick)$"
"rounding 0, class:^(foot-quick)$"
"noshadow, class:^(foot-quick)$"
"noanim,class:^(foot-quick)$"
"pin,class:^(foot-quick)$"
"stayfocused,class:^(foot-quick)$"

Walogram

nix run github:niksingh710/utils#walogram

Generated theme is at ~/.cache/stylix-telegram-theme/stylix.tdesktop-theme

📸 Screenshots

To use it with stylix you can use the following snippet

{ pkgs, lib, inputs, config, ... }:
let
  walogram = inputs.utils.packages.${pkgs.system}.walogram.override {
    image = "${config.stylix.image}";
    colors = (with config.lib.stylix.colors;
      ''
        color0="#${base00}"
        color1="#${base01}"
        color2="#${base02}"
        color3="#${base03}"
        color4="#${base04}"
        color5="#${base05}"
        color6="#${base06}"
        color7="#${base07}"
        color8="#${base08}"
        color9="#${base09}"
        color10="#${base0A}"
        color11="#${base0B}"
        color12="#${base0C}"
        color13="#${base0D}"
        color14="#${base0E}"
        color15="#${base0F}"
      '');
  };
in
{
  home.packages = [ pkgs.materialgram ];
  home.activation.tg-theme = lib.hm.dag.entryAfter [ "" ]
    ''
      run ${lib.getExe walogram}
    '';
}

Rofi

Power Menu

nix run github:niksingh710/utils#powermenu-rofi

📸 Screenshots

Emoji, Network, Bluetooth, Audio

nix run github:niksingh710/utils#menus

📸 Screenshots

Clients

run-focus and get-client

nix shell -p github:niksingh710/utils#clients -c "run-focus"

This will make theming easy with stylix or other modules.

self.packages.clients.override ({
    rofi-theme-str = ''
        * {
            background: red;
        }
    '';
})

📸 Screenshots

📊 Stats & Contributions

💡 Contributions, feedback, and ideas are welcome! 🎉 Feel free to open issues or PRs.

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📝 Made with ❤️ by niksingh710