# cow window manager configuration
#
# This file is read directly from cow(1) but every command herein can be
# sent to cow(1) via it's IPC mechanism with moocow(1).

# Global settings

# How much to move a window by when using key-bindings.
set step 5

# Set the focus policy -- can be `sloppy`, or `click`.  Note that `sloppy`
# does not imply root window focus, and perhaps this should be fixed, or
# renamed to `follows-mouse`?
set focus sloppy

# How many pixels before a window is snapped.
set snap_distance 12

# Hide the pointer after this many milliseconds without input.  Zero disables
# pointer hiding.
set cursor.hide_timeout 4000

# Reserve an area on the screen.  Can be reserved.{top, bottom, left, right}
set reserved.top 55
set reserved.left 10
set reserved.right 10
set reserved.bottom 10

# Default decoration profile.
decor -d default border.width 5 
decor -d default border.style fvwm
# decor -d default border.corner_length 20
decor -d default titlebar.height 22
# decor -d default titlebar.position top
decor -d default titlebar.font 'GoMono Nerd Font Mono 10'
decor -d default icon.enabled true
decor -d default icon.size 32
# icon.image defaults to CoW's installed icon.
# decor -d default icon.background 0x465457
# decor -d default icon.foreground 0xFFFFFF
# decor -d default icon.title_relief true
decor -d default titlebar.enabled true
decor -d default titlebar.button.1.vector 5 25x40@1 25x60@1 75x60@0 75x40@0 25x40@1
decor -d default titlebar.button.1.action 'winops -c'
decor -d default titlebar.button.2.vector 4 50x75@1 25x25@1 75x25@1 50x75@0
decor -d default titlebar.button.2.action 'winops -i'
decor -d default titlebar.button.0.vector 4 50x25@1 75x75@0 25x75@0 50x25@1
decor -d default titlebar.button.0.action 'window-maximize -T'
decor -a default

# Titlebar buttons 0, 1, and 2 maximise, close, and iconify respectively.
#bind-decoration 0 window-maximize -T
#bind-decoration 1 winops -c
#bind-decoration 2 winops -i

# Example overrides (commented out):
#bind-decoration titlebar     window-maximize -m       # left-click maximises
#bind-decoration -2 NE        winops -c                # NE double-click closes
#bind-decoration -2 0         window-maximize -m        # button 0 double-click

# Theme packs can define decor profiles in separate files, with image paths
# relative to that theme file.  For example:
#
# include ~/.config/cow/themes/steel/theme.conf
# decor -a steel
#
# See examples/themes/steel for a theme which uses SVG images for borders,
# titlebars, tabs, and a titlebar button.

# Container tab strip styling (optional overrides).
#
# By default, active tabs use the titlebar's base colour and inactive tabs
# use the darkened (sunken) variant, with the titlebar's fg colour for all
# labels so that text is readable regardless of background darkness.
#
# Uncomment and adjust to use distinct colours per-tab state:
# container.tab.active_colour 0x3434E0
# container.tab.fg_active 0xFFFFFF
# Uncomment to restore the classic sunken bevel on inactive tabs:
# container.tab.sunken true

# Squeeze Titlebars.
#
# Similar to what CTWM used to allow, a squeeze titlebar is one whose length
# is shortened to match the window title length.  The remaining space is not
# part of the window.
#
# For example:
#
titlebar.squeeze natural
titlebar.squeeze.justify left
#
# Other justify options are right, centre
# titlebar.squeeze fixed can be used as well to give a slightly larger
# titlebar.

# The colour to use for the background (globally across all outputs).
set output.colour.background 0x3B05A6

# Default window decoration (applies to all windows).
#
# Note that the colour options are still in hex, but are prefixed with `0x` to
# disambiguate them from comments.
#
# Here. the window is styled by gicing each border a different colour, and the
# handles (corners) a different colour as well.
#
# Inactive windows all have a grey (0xCDC9C9) colour.  Note as well that
# specifying the colour for `border.inactive` oe `border.active` in this way
# sets the colour for all components, and are inherited.  For example:
#
# Set the default colour of inactive windows:
#
#     border.inactive = 0xCDC9C9
#     border.inactive.n = 0xFF00FF
#
# This would set the all components of the inactive window to grey, and style
# just the north border as magenta,

decor -d global-on-map border.style fvwm
decor -d global-on-map border.active.image none
decor -d global-on-map border.inactive.image none
decor -d global-on-map border.active.gradient HGradient 0x458588 0x83a598
decor -d global-on-map border.inactive.gradient HGradient 0xa89984 0xebdbb2
decor -d global-on-map titlebar.active_gradient HGradient 0x458588 0x83a598
decor -d global-on-map titlebar.inactive_gradient HGradient 0xa89984 0xebdbb2
decor -d global-on-map container.tab.active_gradient HGradient 0x458588 0x83a598
decor -d global-on-map container.tab.inactive_gradient HGradient 0xa89984 0xebdbb2

rule -g -Ton-map -nglobal-on-map decor -a global-on-map

# Module chrome example.  Sparse decor profiles are applied as overlays, so
# this keeps the active theme colours/images and only removes cowiconman's
# frame chrome.
#
# decor -d cowiconman-chrome border.width 0
# decor -d cowiconman-chrome border.handles false
# decor -d cowiconman-chrome titlebar.enabled false
# rule -g -Ton-map -ncowiconman-chrome -s %cowiconman decor -a cowiconman-chrome

# Remove cowbuttons' own window decors using a cow rule:

decor -d cowbuttons-nodecor border.width 0
decor -d cowbuttons-nodecor border.handles false
decor -d cowbuttons-nodecor titlebar.enabled false
rule -g -Ton-map -ncowbuttons-chrome -s %cowbuttons decor -a cowbuttons-nodecor

# decor -d cowpager-nodecor border.width 0
decor -d cowpager-nodecor border.handles false
decor -d cowpager-nodecor titlebar.enabled false
rule -g -Ton-map -ncowpager-chrome -s %cowpager decor -a cowpager-nodecor


# The restart rule allows for general cleanup.  The `exec` command will always
# run in this config on (re)start, so not doing things such as killing conky
# or waybar will mean more than one instance will run.
# rule -g -T on-restart -n cleanup \
#             exec killall waybar \; \
#             exec killall conky \; \
#             exec killall pasystray

# Window placement policy.  Can also be "centre", or "undermouse".
set placement undermouse

# Set the desk policy.  Can be "global" where all screens share the same
# desktop, or "per-output" where desks are unique to their outputs and each
# output can be changed independently from one another.
#
# The default is `global`
set desktop-configuration per-output

# Virtual page grid.  Anything greater than 1x1 enables paging; each desk
# is then a `cols x rows` grid of pages navigated with the `scroll` command
# (and optionally with edge_scroll for cursor-at-edge auto-pan).
set desktop_size 1 1

# Desktop management:  cow defaults to setting up ten desks, which have a name
# of 0..9 respectively.
#
# Both the name and the number of desktops available can be altered.  For
# example, to only have five desks, set the `desks.count` settings:
#
# set desks.count 5
#
# Without any further adjustment, cow would name those desks 0..4
# respectively.
#
# To change a name of a desk, use the `desk-name` command.  For example, to
# name the first desk to 'main', use:
#
# desk-name 0 main
#
# This would set desk 0's name to 'main'.
#
# cowbar(1) can be told to use names explicitly rather than a desk number, by
# using its `-n` option.

# Smooth page transition animation (default: instant cut)
#set page_scroll_animate true
#set page_scroll_ms 200

# Edge scroll: dwell at a screen edge to switch page (default: off).
# The page switches once the cursor has been at the edge for
# edge_scroll_delay_ms milliseconds.  No-op directions (already at
# the page-grid boundary) don't arm.
#
# If this is disabled, it's recommended to setup key bindings to switch pages.
set edge_scroll true
set edge_scroll_delay_ms 300

# Raise on focus: raise window when focused (default: on).
set raise_on_focus true

# Desk switching.
bind L+0 desk -d 0
bind L+1 desk -d 1
bind L+2 desk -d 2
bind L+3 desk -d 3
bind L+4 desk -d 4
bind L+5 desk -d 5
bind L+6 desk -d 6
bind L+7 desk -d 7
bind L+8 desk -d 8
bind L+9 desk -d 9
bind L+bracketright desk -n
bind L+bracketleft desk -p

# Send window to desk
bind LS+0 window-move -k 0
bind LS+1 window-move -k 1
bind LS+2 window-move -k 2
bind LS+3 window-move -k 3
bind LS+4 window-move -k 4
bind LS+5 window-move -k 5
bind LS+6 window-move -k 6
bind LS+7 window-move -k 7
bind LS+8 window-move -k 8
bind LS+9 window-move -k 9

# Desk collection.  This will show windows on the specified desk (the current
# output is implied).  When this happens, these "collected" windows can be
# moved resized, etc.  When the desk is uncollected (this command acts as a
# toggle), the windows go back to their original desk, and their geometries
# are restored.
#
# This gives a handy-way of glancing at other windows without having to make
# them sticky, for example.
bind LA+0 desk -c 0
bind LA+1 desk -c 1
bind LA+2 desk -c 2
bind LA+3 desk -c 3
bind LA+4 desk -c 4
bind LA+5 desk -c 5
bind LA+6 desk -c 6
bind LA+7 desk -c 7
bind LA+8 desk -c 8
bind LA+9 desk -c 9

# Window operations.  -c close, -r raise, -l lower, etc.
bind LS+a winops -c

# -s sticks to desks, -S sticks to pages.  Combine the two for window
# stickiness over everything.
bind L+s winops -sS
bind A+up winops -r
bind A+down winops -l
bind L+m window-maximize -T
bind C+Return window-expand -T
bind C+i winops -i

# Full screen a window regardless of reserved areas
bind L+f window-maximize -T -R

# Focus windows, next/prev.
bind A+Tab focus -nw -F 'self.current_output and self.current_page' 
bind AS+Tab focus -pw -F 'self.current_output and self.current_page'

# Move (see the `step` setting) -r after bind is for auto repeat
bind -r LS+Up window-move -d up
bind -r LS+Down window-move -d down
bind -r LS+Left window-move -d left
bind -r LS+Right window-move -d right

# Move (snap to nearest edge / cross monitor)
bind L+Up window-move -nw -d up
bind L+Down window-move -nw -d down
bind L+Left window-move -nw -d left
bind L+Right window-move -nw -d right

# Centre the window and focus.
bind L+c script {
    window-move -c
    focus -w
}

# Resize
bind LA+Up window-resize -s -d up
bind LAS+Up window-resize -g -d up
bind LA+Down window-resize -g -d down
bind LAS+Down window-resize -s -d down
bind LA+Left window-resize -s -d left
bind LAS+Left window-resize -g -d left
bind LA+Right window-resize -g -d right
bind LAS+Right window-resize -s -d right

# Session
bind LCA+q quit

# Custom bindings to run commands.
bind L+Return exec foot
bind L+d exec fuzzel 

# Restart CoW
bind LS+r exec "pkill -USR1 cow"

# Power menu
bind LS+p exec sh "$HOME/.local/bin/power-menu-fuzzel.sh"

# Emoji menu
bind LS+z exec sh "$HOME/.local/bin/emoji-menu.sh"

# Take a screenshot of the focused output
bind 0+Print exec sh "$HOME/.local/bin/screenshot.sh"

# Take a screenshot of the focused window
bind S+Print exec sh "$HOME/.local/bin/screenshot.sh focused-window"

# Take a screenshot of the selected region
bind L+Print exec sh "$HOME/.local/bin/screenshot.sh selected-region"

# Take a screenshot and save it to the clipboard
bind LS+Print exec sh "$HOME/.local/bin/screenshot.sh save-to-clipboard"

# Mouse bindings
mouse L+left   window-move
mouse L+right  window-resize
# Super+middle-drag: drag a window's titlebar onto another to containerise
# them.  Release over the target's titlebar to group; release over empty
# space completes a normal move.  Super+Shift+left is an alternative for
# environments where middle-click is unavailable (e.g. VNC).
mouse LA+left window-move -C
mouse LS+left  window-container -r

# Decoration click bindings.
#
# The primary mouse button (button 1) can be bound to actions on a window's
# decoration.  See the *ANATOMY OF A WINDOW* section in cow(1).
#
# The -2 argument makes a binding fire on a double-click.
#
# A region can carry both a single-click and a double-click binding at
# the same time.

# Single-click edges / corners: interactive resize on the matching side.
bind-decoration N  window-resize -e n
bind-decoration S  window-resize -e s
bind-decoration E  window-resize -e e
bind-decoration W  window-resize -e w
bind-decoration NE window-resize -e ne
bind-decoration NW window-resize -e nw
bind-decoration SE window-resize -e se
bind-decoration SW window-resize -e sw

# Single-click titlebar:   interactive move.
# Double-click titlebar:   shade / unshade.
bind-decoration titlebar     window-move
bind-decoration -2 titlebar  window-shade -d titlebar

# Example overrides (commented out):
#bind-decoration titlebar     window-maximize -m       # left-click maximises
#bind-decoration -2 NE        winops -c                # NE double-click closes

# Container bindings
# Super+G: group focused window with the next window in stacking order.
# Works without a mouse -- useful in VNC or keyboard-only environments.
bind L+g window-container -a
# Super+Shift+G: remove the focused window from its container.
bind LS+g window-container -r
# Super+Tab / Super+Shift+Tab: cycle tabs within the focused container.
bind L+Tab   window-container -n
bind LS+Tab  window-container -p
# Super+Ctrl+Tab / Super+Ctrl+Shift+Tab: reorder tabs within the container.
bind LC+Tab  window-container -N
bind LCS+Tab window-container -P

# Rules

# Make mpv appear on top and become sticky
rule -g -n mpv -T on-map -s %mpv script {
      winops -sS
      winops -L =top
      window-resize -w 640 -h 360
      window-move -x 1265 -y 705
}

rule -g -T on-map -n cowbuttons script {
    if self.title == "cowbuttons:launcher" {
        winops -sS
        winops -L =top
        window-move -x 0 -y 1060
    }
    if self.title == "cowbuttons:scripts" {
        winops -sS
        winops -L =top
        window-move -x 1640 -y 1060
    }
}

rule -g -T on-map -n cowiconman -s /cowiconman-/ script {
        winops -sS
        winops -L =top
        window-move -x 500 -y 1040
        }

rule -g -T on-map -n cowpager -s /cowpager:/ script {
       winops -sS
       window-move -x 650 -y 5
}

exec sh "$HOME/.config/cow/after-start.sh"

# Clipboard persistence (retain clipboard content after an app closes):
#exec wl-clip-persist --clipboard regular

# Menus
#
# Define menus with menu-add, then bind them to mouse buttons or keys.
# Selectable items can use `menu-add -i terminal.svg ...`.  Relative icon
# names are searched in ~/.config/cow/icons by default; set a colon-separated
# search path to use another directory:
menu-style icon.path ~/.config/cow/icons:/usr/local/share/icons/hicolor/scalable/apps

# Blue 3D menu appearance.
# Solid colours are the fallback/base colours.  Gradient values use:
#   none | HGradient <colour> <colour> | VGradient <colour> <colour>
menu-style bg                 0x458588
menu-style fg                 0xffffff
menu-style title.bg           0x0f3977
menu-style title.fg           0xffffff
menu-style separator          0x458588
menu-style bg.gradient        HGradient 0x458588 0x83a598
menu-style title.bg.gradient  HGradient 0x458588 0x83a598 
menu-style border.colour      0x83a598
menu-style border.width       4
menu-style padding.x          8
menu-style padding.y          3
menu-style icon.size          16
menu-style icon.gap           4
menu-style title.underlines   2
menu-style automatic.hotkeys  true

# Named menus may override any of the global style properties.  Properties
# not listed here continue to use the global values above, including geometry
# and the default raised selection relief.
# menu-style -m SendToDesk bg        0xddd3ea
# menu-style -m SendToDesk fg        0x2f183f
# menu-style -m SendToDesk title.bg  0x704787
# menu-style -m SendToDesk title.fg  0xffffff
# menu-style -m SendToDesk separator 0xa38ab3
# menu-style -m SendToDesk border.colour 0x4b2c5c

# menu-style -m WindowOps bg        0xe7d8d2
# menu-style -m WindowOps fg        0x321915
# menu-style -m WindowOps title.bg  0x8b3a2f
# menu-style -m WindowOps title.fg  0xffffff
# menu-style -m WindowOps separator 0xb78378
# menu-style -m WindowOps border.colour 0x57231d

# menu-style -m RootMenu bg        0xd7e4e2
# menu-style -m RootMenu fg        0x102b29
# menu-style -m RootMenu title.bg  0x0d7068
# menu-style -m RootMenu title.fg  0xffffff
# menu-style -m RootMenu separator 0x72aaa5
# menu-style -m RootMenu border.colour 0x084b46

# Sub-menu: send window to a desk.
menu-add SendToDesk "Send to Desk"  title
menu-add SendToDesk "Desk 0"        "window-move -k 0"
menu-add SendToDesk "Desk 1"        "window-move -k 1"
menu-add SendToDesk "Desk 2"        "window-move -k 2"
menu-add SendToDesk "Desk 3"        "window-move -k 3"
menu-add SendToDesk "Desk 4"        "window-move -k 4"
menu-add SendToDesk "Desk 5"        "window-move -k 5"
menu-add SendToDesk "Desk 6"        "window-move -k 6"
menu-add SendToDesk "Desk 7"        "window-move -k 7"
menu-add SendToDesk "Desk 8"        "window-move -k 8"
menu-add SendToDesk "Desk 9"        "window-move -k 9"

# Window operations menu.
menu-add WindowOps  "Window"        title
menu-add WindowOps  "Move"          "window-move"
menu-add WindowOps  "Resize"        "window-resize"
menu-add WindowOps  "Maximise"      "window-maximize"
menu-add WindowOps  "Shade North"   "window-shade -d n"
menu-add WindowOps  -               -
menu-add WindowOps  "Send To Desk"  "popup SendToDesk"
menu-add WindowOps  -               -
menu-add WindowOps  "Iconify"       "winops -i"
menu-add WindowOps  "Close"         "winops -c"

# Root menu.
menu-add RootMenu   "CoW"           title
# With ~/.config/cow/icons/terminal.svg installed, the following may instead
# be written as: menu-add -i terminal.svg RootMenu "XTerm" "exec xterm"
menu-add -i foot.svg RootMenu "Terminal" "exec foot"
menu-add RootMenu   -               -
menu-add RootMenu   "Window Ops"    "popup-pick WindowOps"
menu-add RootMenu   -               -
menu-add RootMenu   "Restart"       "exec moocow exec cow"
menu-add RootMenu   "Quit"          "quit"

# Mouse bindings for menus.
# Left-click on the root window → root menu.
mouse R:0+left      "menu-show RootMenu"

# Right-click an iconified-window icon to open the window operations menu.
# The I: context makes the icon's window the target of the menu actions.
mouse I:0+right     "menu-show WindowOps"
#
# If a window menu is not invoked from a known window context, use
# pick-window so the selected menu action targets the picked window.
# bind M+w "pick-window menu-show WindowOps"