#! /bin/bash

## lock the screen using i3lock

# WORKAROUND make the date show up in the right place on 2+ monitor setups
# I want it to only show up on the primary screen, so use xrandr to get the
# dimensions and position of the primary monitor and calculate the date position
# from that
geometry=$(xrandr | sed -n 's/^.*primary \([0-9]*\)x[0-9]*+\([0-9]\)*+[0-9]* .*/\1 \2/p')
width=$(echo "$geometry" | cut -f1 -d" ")
xpos=$(echo "$geometry" | cut -f2 -d" ")
xoffset=$(("$xpos" + "$width" / 2))
datepos="$xoffset:600"

i3lock --color=000000 \
       --pass-media-keys \
	   --nofork \
	   --ignore-empty-password \
	   --screen=0 \
	   --indicator \
	   --insidecolor=00000055 \
	   --insidevercolor=00000055 \
	   --insidewrongcolor=00000055 \
	   --ringcolor=555555ff \
	   --ringwrongcolor=ff3333ff \
	   --ringvercolor=99ceffff \
	   --keyhlcolor=99ceffff \
	   --bshlcolor=9523ffff \
	   --linecolor=00000000 \
	   --separatorcolor=00000000 \
	   --clock \
	   --verifcolor=99ceffff \
	   --wrongcolor=ff8282ff \
	   --timecolor=ffffffff \
	   --timesize=72 \
	   --timestr="%H:%M" \
	   --datecolor=ffffffff \
	   --datesize=42 \
	   --datestr="%b %d, %Y" \
       --date-align 0 \
       --datepos="$datepos" \
	   --wrongsize=72 \
	   --verifsize=72 \
	   --radius=300 \
	   --ring-width=25