1 432335a8 2022-02-21 op # sshot
 2 432335a8 2022-02-21 op 
 3 432335a8 2022-02-21 op sshot is a simple script to make a screenshot!
 4 432335a8 2022-02-21 op 
 5 432335a8 2022-02-21 op 	#!/bin/sh
 6 432335a8 2022-02-21 op 	
 7 432335a8 2022-02-21 op 	select=
 8 432335a8 2022-02-21 op 	while getopts s name; do
 9 432335a8 2022-02-21 op 		case $name in
10 432335a8 2022-02-21 op 		s)	select=1 ;;
11 432335a8 2022-02-21 op 		?)	echo "Usage: $0 [-s]" >&2; exit 1 ;;
12 432335a8 2022-02-21 op 		esac
13 432335a8 2022-02-21 op 	done
14 432335a8 2022-02-21 op 
15 432335a8 2022-02-21 op The usage is simple, it just accepts a -s flag to select a window
16 432335a8 2022-02-21 op instead of grabbing the whole screen.
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18 432335a8 2022-02-21 op The image is saved in /tmp/YYYYMMDDHHMMSS.png
19 432335a8 2022-02-21 op 
20 432335a8 2022-02-21 op 	file=/tmp/`date +%Y%m%d%H%M%S`.png
21 432335a8 2022-02-21 op 
22 432335a8 2022-02-21 op 	if [ -n "$select" ]; then
23 432335a8 2022-02-21 op 		maim -su > "$file"
24 432335a8 2022-02-21 op 	else
25 432335a8 2022-02-21 op 		maim -u > "$file"
26 432335a8 2022-02-21 op 	fi
27 432335a8 2022-02-21 op 
28 432335a8 2022-02-21 op During the "select" maim aborts if a key is pressed; this however leaves
29 432335a8 2022-02-21 op a zero-byte file around, something I don't really like, so remove it in
30 432335a8 2022-02-21 op case
31 432335a8 2022-02-21 op 
32 432335a8 2022-02-21 op 	if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
33 432335a8 2022-02-21 op 		rm "$file"
34 432335a8 2022-02-21 op 		notify-send "sshot: aborted"
35 432335a8 2022-02-21 op 		exit 1
36 432335a8 2022-02-21 op 	fi
37 432335a8 2022-02-21 op 
38 432335a8 2022-02-21 op Then send a notification to give a feedback of the success
39 432335a8 2022-02-21 op 
40 432335a8 2022-02-21 op 	notify-send "sshot: done" "$file"