ADD dismount all option

.stylish-haskell.yaml

@@ -1,357 +0,0 @@
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-cabal: true

app/rofi-dev.hs

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@
 {-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}
 
 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--- | rofi-dev - a rofi prompt for mountable devices
+-- rofi-dev - a rofi prompt for mountable devices
 --
 -- Like all "mount helpers" this is basically a wrapper for low-level utilities
 -- the mount things from the command line. It also creates/destroys mountpoint
@@ -14,11 +14,9 @@
 module Main (main) where
 
 import Bitwarden.Internal
-
 import Control.Lens
 import Control.Monad
 import Control.Monad.Reader
-
 import Data.List
 import Data.List.Split (splitOn)
 import qualified Data.Map as M
@@ -26,21 +24,16 @@ import           Data.Maybe
 import qualified Data.Text as T
 import Data.Typeable
 import qualified Data.Vector as V
-
 import Dhall hiding (maybe, sequence, void)
 import qualified Dhall.Map as DM
-
 import Rofi.Command
-
-import           Text.Printf
-
 import System.Console.GetOpt
 import System.Directory
 import System.Environment
 import System.FilePath.Posix
 import System.Posix.User (getEffectiveUserName)
 import System.Process
-
+import Text.Printf
 import UnliftIO.Exception
 
 main :: IO ()
@@ -52,7 +45,8 @@ parse args = case getOpt Permute options args of
   (_, _, errs) -> ioError $ userError $ concat errs ++ usageInfo h options
   where
     h = "Usage: rofi-dev [OPTIONS] [-- ROFI-OPTIONS]"
-    defaultOpts r = Opts
+    defaultOpts r =
+      Opts
         { optsConfig = Nothing
         , optsAlias = Nothing
         , optsUnmount = False
@@ -61,13 +55,20 @@ parse args = case getOpt Permute options args of
 
 options :: [OptDescr (Opts -> Opts)]
 options =
-  [ Option ['c'] ["config"]
+  [ Option
+      ['c']
+      ["config"]
       (ReqArg (\s m -> m {optsConfig = Just s}) "CONF")
       "The path to the config file"
-  , Option ['m'] ["mount"]
+  , Option
+      ['m']
+      ["mount"]
       (ReqArg (\s m -> m {optsAlias = Just s}) "ALIAS")
       "Mount the device specified by ALIAS directly"
-  , Option ['u'] ["unmount"] (NoArg (\m -> m { optsUnmount = True } ))
+  , Option
+      ['u']
+      ["unmount"]
+      (NoArg (\m -> m {optsUnmount = True}))
       "Unmount the device specified by ALIAS instead of mounting it."
   ]
 
@@ -76,10 +77,11 @@ data Opts = Opts
   , optsAlias :: Maybe String
   , optsUnmount :: Bool
   , optsRofiArgs :: [String]
-  } deriving Show
+  }
+  deriving (Show)
 
 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--- | Main prompt
+-- Main prompt
 --
 -- This command will have one Rofi prompt and will display all available
 -- mounts grouped by device type (eg removable, sshfs, cifs, etc). I like
@@ -92,7 +94,8 @@ runMounts opts = do
   let tmpPath = fromMaybe defaultTmpPath $ scTmpPath =<< static
   let staticDevs = maybe M.empty scDevices static
   let verbose = fromMaybe False $ scVerbose =<< static
-  let mountconf = MountConf
+  let mountconf =
+        MountConf
           { mountconfVolatilePath = tmpPath
           , mountconfRofiArgs = optsRofiArgs opts
           , mountconfStaticDevs = staticDevs
@@ -110,7 +113,9 @@ parseStaticConfig p = do
     Right c -> return $ Just (c :: StaticConfig)
   where
     es = over substitutions (DM.union vars) defaultEvaluateSettings
-    vars = DM.fromList $ catMaybes
+    vars =
+      DM.fromList $
+        catMaybes
           [ toVar (auto :: Decoder TreeConfig)
           , toVar (auto :: Decoder DeviceConfig)
           , toVar (auto :: Decoder DataConfig)
@@ -124,11 +129,17 @@ parseStaticConfig p = do
           , toVar (auto :: Decoder BitwardenConfig)
           , toVar (auto :: Decoder MountConfig)
           ]
-    toVar a = fmap (\n -> (T.pack $ show n, maximum $ expected a))
+    toVar a =
-      $ listToMaybe $ snd $ splitTyConApp $ typeOf a
+      fmap (\n -> (T.pack $ show n, maximum $ expected a)) $
+        listToMaybe $
+          snd $
+            splitTyConApp $
+              typeOf a
 
 runPrompt :: RofiConf c => [RofiGroup c] -> RofiIO c ()
-runPrompt gs = selectAction $ emptyMenu
+runPrompt gs =
+  selectAction $
+    emptyMenu
       { groups = gs
       , prompt = Just "Select Device"
       }
@@ -136,10 +147,26 @@ runPrompt gs = selectAction $ emptyMenu
 getGroups :: RofiMountIO [RofiGroup MountConf]
 getGroups = do
   actions <- sequence [getStaticActions, getRemovableActions, getMTPActions]
-  return $ mapMaybe mkGroup
+  return $
-    $ groupBy (\(hx, _) (hy, _) -> hx == hy)
+    (++ [metaActions]) $
-    $ sortBy (\(hx, _) (hy, _) -> compare hx hy)
+      mapMaybe mkGroup $
-    $ concat actions
+        groupBy (\(hx, _) (hy, _) -> hx == hy) $
+          sortBy (\(hx, _) (hy, _) -> compare hx hy) $
+            concat actions
+  where
+    metaActions =
+      titledGroup "Meta Actions" $
+        toRofiActions [("  Dismount All", dismountAll)]
+
+dismountAll :: RofiMountIO ()
+dismountAll = do
+  umount =<< asks (configToTree' . mountconfStaticDevs)
+  umount =<< getRemovableDevices
+  umount =<< getMTPDevices
+  return ()
+  where
+    umount :: Mountable a => [a] -> RofiMountIO ()
+    umount = mapM_ (`mountMaybe` True)
 
 mountByAlias :: Bool -> String -> RofiMountIO ()
 mountByAlias unmountFlag alias = do
@@ -148,8 +175,9 @@ mountByAlias unmountFlag alias = do
 
 mkGroup :: [(Header, ProtoAction [String])] -> Maybe (RofiGroup MountConf)
 mkGroup [] = Nothing
-mkGroup as = let ((h, _):_) = as in
+mkGroup as =
-  Just $ titledGroup (show h) $ toRofiActions $ alignEntries $ fmap snd as
+  let ((h, _) : _) = as
+   in Just $ titledGroup (show h) $ toRofiActions $ alignEntries $ fmap snd as
 
 alignSep :: String
 alignSep = " | "
@@ -158,7 +186,8 @@ alignEntries :: [ProtoAction [String]] -> [(String, RofiMountIO ())]
 alignEntries ps = zip (align es) as
   where
     (es, as) = unzip $ fmap (\(ProtoAction e a) -> (e, a)) ps
-    align = fmap (intercalate alignSep)
+    align =
+      fmap (intercalate alignSep)
         . transpose
         . mapToLast pad
         . transpose
@@ -169,20 +198,21 @@ alignEntries ps = zip (align es) as
     mapToLast f (x : xs) = f x : mapToLast f xs
 
 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--- | Global config used in the reader monad stack
+-- Global config used in the reader monad stack
 
 data MountConf = MountConf
   { mountconfVolatilePath :: FilePath
   , mountconfRofiArgs :: [String]
   , mountconfStaticDevs :: M.Map String TreeConfig
   , mountconfVerbose :: Bool
-  } deriving Show
+  }
+  deriving (Show)
 
 instance RofiConf MountConf where
   defArgs MountConf {mountconfRofiArgs = a} = a
 
 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--- | Mountable typeclass
+-- Mountable typeclass
 --
 -- Class to provide common interface for anything that can be mounted.
 
@@ -219,7 +249,7 @@ class Mountable a where
   mountState :: a -> RofiMountIO MountState
 
 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--- | Actionable typeclass
+-- Actionable typeclass
 --
 -- Class to provide common interface for anything that can be presented in the
 -- Rofi menu as an action. Note that this must be separate from the Mountable
@@ -252,13 +282,17 @@ class Mountable a => Actionable a where
       mountedPrefix Mounted True = "* "
       mountedPrefix Partial True = "- "
 
-mountableToAction :: Actionable a => RofiMountIO [a] -> RofiMountIO [(Header, ProtoAction [String])]
+mountableToAction
+  :: Actionable a
+  => RofiMountIO [a]
+  -> RofiMountIO [(Header, ProtoAction [String])]
 mountableToAction ms = mapM mkAction =<< ms
 
 type RofiMountIO a = RofiIO MountConf a
 
 -- headers appear in the order listed here (per Enum)
-data Header = CIFSHeader
+data Header
+  = CIFSHeader
   | SSHFSHeader
   | VeracryptHeader
   | RemovableHeader
@@ -281,16 +315,18 @@ instance Ord Header where
 data ProtoAction a = ProtoAction a (RofiMountIO ())
 
 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--- | Static device configuration (dhall)
+-- Static device configuration (dhall)
 
 data MountConfig = MountConfig
   { mpPath :: FilePath
   , mpLabel :: Maybe String
-  } deriving (Show, Generic, FromDhall)
+  }
+  deriving (Show, Generic, FromDhall)
 
 data BitwardenConfig = BitwardenConfig
   { bwKey :: String
-  , bwTries :: Integer }
+  , bwTries :: Integer
+  }
   deriving (Show, Generic, FromDhall)
 
 newtype SecretConfig = SecretConfig
@@ -301,7 +337,8 @@ newtype PromptConfig = PromptConfig
   {promptTries :: Integer}
   deriving (Show, Generic, FromDhall)
 
-data PasswordConfig = PwdBW BitwardenConfig
+data PasswordConfig
+  = PwdBW BitwardenConfig
   | PwdLS SecretConfig
   | PwdPr PromptConfig
   deriving (Show, Generic, FromDhall)
@@ -312,9 +349,11 @@ data CIFSOpts = CIFSOpts
   , cifsoptsUID :: Maybe Integer
   , cifsoptsGID :: Maybe Integer
   , cifsoptsIocharset :: Maybe String
-  } deriving (Show, Generic, FromDhall)
+  }
+  deriving (Show, Generic, FromDhall)
 
-data DataConfig = VeracryptConfig VeracryptData
+data DataConfig
+  = VeracryptConfig VeracryptData
   | SSHFSConfig SSHFSData
   | CIFSConfig CIFSData
   deriving (Show, Generic, FromDhall)
@@ -322,39 +361,45 @@ data DataConfig = VeracryptConfig VeracryptData
 data VeracryptData = VeracryptData
   { vcVolume :: String
   , vcPassword :: Maybe PasswordConfig
-  } deriving (Show, Generic, FromDhall)
+  }
+  deriving (Show, Generic, FromDhall)
 
 data SSHFSData = SSHFSData
   { sshfsRemote :: String
   , sshfsPassword :: Maybe PasswordConfig
-  } deriving (Show, Generic, FromDhall)
+  }
+  deriving (Show, Generic, FromDhall)
 
 data CIFSData = CIFSData
   { cifsRemote :: String
   , cifsSudo :: Bool
   , cifsPassword :: Maybe PasswordConfig
   , cifsOpts :: Maybe CIFSOpts
-  } deriving (Show, Generic, FromDhall)
+  }
+  deriving (Show, Generic, FromDhall)
 
 data DeviceConfig = DeviceConfig
   { deviceMount :: MountConfig
   , deviceData :: DataConfig
-  } deriving (Show, Generic, FromDhall)
+  }
+  deriving (Show, Generic, FromDhall)
 
 data TreeConfig = TreeConfig
   { tcParent :: DeviceConfig
   , tcChildren :: V.Vector String
-  } deriving (Show, Generic, FromDhall)
+  }
+  deriving (Show, Generic, FromDhall)
 
 data StaticConfig = StaticConfig
   { scTmpPath :: Maybe String
   , scVerbose :: Maybe Bool
   , scDevices :: M.Map String TreeConfig
-  } deriving (Show, Generic, FromDhall)
+  }
+  deriving (Show, Generic, FromDhall)
 
 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--- | Static devices trees
+-- Static devices trees
---
+
 -- Static devices as defined in the config file may declare dependencies on
 -- other static devices, and thus are best represented as a tree. Note that the
 -- tree is both Actionable and Mountable, where each node in the tree is only
@@ -400,7 +445,7 @@ configToTree devMap TreeConfig{ tcParent = p, tcChildren = c } =
     go ds = configToTree devMap <$> mapMaybe (`M.lookup` devMap) ds
 
 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--- | Static devices
+-- Static devices
 --
 -- This is complex because there may be multiple classes of static devices
 -- in the config file, and each device may depend on another device that is
@@ -412,24 +457,27 @@ configToTree devMap TreeConfig{ tcParent = p, tcChildren = c } =
 instance Mountable DeviceConfig where
   mount DeviceConfig {deviceMount = m, deviceData = devData} False = do
     m' <- getAbsMountpoint m
-    withTmpMountDir m'
+    withTmpMountDir m' $
-      $ io
+      io $
-      $ case devData of
+        case devData of
           SSHFSConfig (SSHFSData {sshfsRemote = r, sshfsPassword = p}) ->
             mountSSHFS m' p r
-          CIFSConfig (CIFSData
+          CIFSConfig
+            ( CIFSData
                 { cifsRemote = r
                 , cifsSudo = s
                 , cifsPassword = p
                 , cifsOpts = o
-                      }) ->
+                }
+              ) ->
               mountCIFS s r m' o p
-          VeracryptConfig (VeracryptData
+          VeracryptConfig
+            ( VeracryptData
                 { vcPassword = p
                 , vcVolume = v
-                           }) ->
+                }
+              ) ->
               mountVeracrypt m' p v
-
   mount DeviceConfig {deviceMount = m, deviceData = d} True = do
     m' <- getAbsMountpoint m
     runAndRemoveDir m' $ io $ case d of
@@ -437,7 +485,9 @@ instance Mountable DeviceConfig where
       VeracryptConfig _ -> runVeraCrypt ["-d", m'] ""
       _ -> runMount "umount" [m'] ""
 
-  allInstalled DeviceConfig{ deviceData = devData } = io $ isJust
+  allInstalled DeviceConfig {deviceData = devData} =
+    io $
+      isJust
         <$> findExecutable (exe devData)
     where
       exe SSHFSConfig {} = "sshfs"
@@ -452,7 +502,8 @@ instance Mountable DeviceConfig where
         b <- (io . isDirMounted) =<< getAbsMountpoint m
         return $ if b then Mounted else Unmounted
 
-  getLabel DeviceConfig
+  getLabel
+    DeviceConfig
       { deviceMount = MountConfig {mpPath = p, mpLabel = l}
       } = fromMaybe (takeFileName p) l
 
@@ -462,8 +513,13 @@ mountSSHFS mountpoint pwdConfig remote =
   where
     run other = runMount "sshfs" (other ++ [remote, mountpoint])
 
-mountCIFS :: Bool -> String -> FilePath -> Maybe CIFSOpts
+mountCIFS
-  -> Maybe PasswordConfig -> IO MountResult
+  :: Bool
+  -> String
+  -> FilePath
+  -> Maybe CIFSOpts
+  -> Maybe PasswordConfig
+  -> IO MountResult
 mountCIFS useSudo remote mountpoint opts pwdConfig =
   withPasswordGetter pwdConfig runPwd run
   where
@@ -474,7 +530,8 @@ mountCIFS useSudo remote mountpoint opts pwdConfig =
 fromCIFSOpts :: CIFSOpts -> String
 fromCIFSOpts o = intercalate "," $ mapMaybe concatMaybe fs
   where
-    fs = [ ("username", cifsoptsUsername)
+    fs =
+      [ ("username", cifsoptsUsername)
       , ("workgroup", cifsoptsWorkgroup)
       , ("uid", fmap show . cifsoptsUID)
       , ("gid", fmap show . cifsoptsGID)
@@ -484,8 +541,8 @@ fromCIFSOpts o = intercalate "," $ mapMaybe concatMaybe fs
 
 mountVeracrypt :: FilePath -> Maybe PasswordConfig -> String -> IO MountResult
 mountVeracrypt mountpoint pwdConfig volume =
-  withPasswordGetter pwdConfig (runVeraCrypt (args ++ ["--stdin"]))
+  withPasswordGetter pwdConfig (runVeraCrypt (args ++ ["--stdin"])) $
-  $ runVeraCrypt args ""
+    runVeraCrypt args ""
   where
     args = [volume, mountpoint]
 
@@ -521,7 +578,7 @@ getStaticActions :: RofiMountIO [(Header, ProtoAction [String])]
 getStaticActions = mountableToAction $ asks $ configToTree' . mountconfStaticDevs
 
 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--- | Password-getting functions for static devices
+-- Password-getting functions for static devices
 
 type PasswordGetter = IO (Maybe String)
 
@@ -531,14 +588,15 @@ runSecret kvs = readCmdSuccess "secret-tool" ("lookup":kvs') ""
     kvs' = concatMap (\(k, v) -> [k, v]) $ M.toList kvs
 
 runBitwarden :: String -> PasswordGetter
-runBitwarden pname = ((password . login) <=< find (\i -> name i == pname))
+runBitwarden pname =
+  ((password . login) <=< find (\i -> name i == pname))
     <$> getItems
 
 runPromptLoop :: Integer -> PasswordGetter -> PasswordGetter
 runPromptLoop n pwd = do
   res <- pwd
-  if isNothing res then
+  if isNothing res
-    if n <= 0 then return Nothing else runPromptLoop (n-1) pwd
+    then if n <= 0 then return Nothing else runPromptLoop (n - 1) pwd
     else return res
 
 -- configToPwd :: PasswordConfig -> PasswordGetter
@@ -562,15 +620,18 @@ configToPwd (PwdBW (BitwardenConfig { bwKey = k, bwTries = n })) =
 configToPwd (PwdLS s) = runSecret $ secretAttributes s
 configToPwd (PwdPr p) = flip runPromptLoop readPassword $ promptTries p
 
-withPasswordGetter :: Maybe PasswordConfig -> (String -> IO MountResult)
+withPasswordGetter
-  -> IO MountResult -> IO MountResult
+  :: Maybe PasswordConfig
+  -> (String -> IO MountResult)
+  -> IO MountResult
+  -> IO MountResult
 withPasswordGetter (Just pwdConfig) runPwd _ =
   maybe (return $ MountError "Password could not be obtained") runPwd
     =<< configToPwd pwdConfig
 withPasswordGetter Nothing _ run = run
 
 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--- | Removable devices
+-- Removable devices
 --
 -- A device which can be removed (such as a flash drive). These are distinct
 -- from any device in the static configuration in that they only have device
@@ -607,7 +668,8 @@ instance Actionable Removable where
 -- label shown on the prompt will be 'SIZE Volume' where size is the size of
 -- the device
 getRemovableDevices :: RofiConf c => RofiIO c [Removable]
-getRemovableDevices = fromLines toDev . lines
+getRemovableDevices =
+  fromLines toDev . lines
     <$> io (readProcess "lsblk" ["-n", "-r", "-o", columns] "")
   where
     columns = "FSTYPE,HOTPLUG,PATH,LABEL,SIZE"
@@ -623,7 +685,7 @@ getRemovableActions :: RofiMountIO [(Header, ProtoAction [String])]
 getRemovableActions = mountableToAction getRemovableDevices
 
 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--- | MTP devices
+-- MTP devices
 
 mtpExe :: String
 mtpExe = "jmtpfs"
@@ -641,11 +703,10 @@ instance Mountable MTPFS where
     -- TODO add autodismount to options
     let dev = "-device=" ++ b ++ "," ++ n
     withTmpMountDir m $ io $ runMount mtpExe [dev, m] ""
-
   mount MTPFS {mtpfsMountpoint = m} True =
     runAndRemoveDir m $ io $ runMount "umount" [m] ""
 
-  -- | return True always since the list won't even show without jmtpfs
+  -- \| return True always since the list won't even show without jmtpfs
   allInstalled _ = return True
 
   mountState MTPFS {mtpfsMountpoint = m} = do
@@ -664,13 +725,16 @@ getMTPDevices = do
       dir <- asks mountconfVolatilePath
       res <- io $ readProcess mtpExe ["-l"] ""
       return $ fromLines (toDev dir) $ toDevList res
-    toDevList = reverse
+    toDevList =
+      reverse
         . takeWhile (not . isPrefixOf "Available devices")
         . reverse
         . lines
     toDev dir s = case splitOn ", " s of
-      [busNum, devNum, _, _, desc, vendor] -> let d = unwords [vendor, desc]
+      [busNum, devNum, _, _, desc, vendor] ->
-        in Just $ MTPFS
+        let d = unwords [vendor, desc]
+         in Just $
+              MTPFS
                 { mtpfsBus = busNum
                 , mtpfsDevice = devNum
                 , mtpfsMountpoint = dir </> canonicalize d
@@ -695,7 +759,7 @@ instance Actionable MTPFS where
   groupHeader _ = MTPFSHeader
 
 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--- | Notifications
+-- Notifications
 
 data NotifyIcon = IconError | IconInfo
 
@@ -711,13 +775,15 @@ notifyMountResult mounted label result = case result of
     verb = if mounted then "unmount" else "mount" :: String
 
 notify :: NotifyIcon -> String -> Maybe String -> IO ()
-notify icon summary body = void $ spawnProcess "notify-send"
+notify icon summary body =
-  $ maybe args (\b -> args ++ [b]) body
+  void $
+    spawnProcess "notify-send" $
+      maybe args (\b -> args ++ [b]) body
   where
     args = ["-i", show icon, summary]
 
 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--- | Mount commands
+-- Mount commands
 
 data MountResult = MountSuccess | MountError String deriving (Show, Eq)
 
@@ -725,7 +791,8 @@ runMount :: String -> [String] -> String -> IO MountResult
 runMount cmd args stdin = eitherToMountResult <$> readCmdEither cmd args stdin
 
 runMount' :: String -> [String] -> String -> [(String, String)] -> IO MountResult
-runMount' cmd args stdin environ = eitherToMountResult
+runMount' cmd args stdin environ =
+  eitherToMountResult
     <$> readCmdEither' cmd args stdin environ
 
 runMountSudoMaybe :: Bool -> String -> [String] -> IO MountResult
@@ -733,7 +800,8 @@ runMountSudoMaybe useSudo cmd args =
   runMountSudoMaybe' useSudo cmd args []
 
 runMountSudoMaybe' :: Bool -> String -> [String] -> [(String, String)] -> IO MountResult
-runMountSudoMaybe' useSudo cmd args environ = maybe
+runMountSudoMaybe' useSudo cmd args environ =
+  maybe
     (runMount' cmd args "" environ)
     (\r -> runSudoMount' r cmd args environ)
     =<< if useSudo then readPassword' "Sudo Password" else return Nothing
@@ -753,7 +821,7 @@ eitherToMountResult (Right _)        = MountSuccess
 eitherToMountResult (Left (_, _, e)) = MountError e
 
 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--- | Low-level mount functions
+-- Low-level mount functions
 
 mountMap :: IO (M.Map FilePath String)
 mountMap = do
@@ -789,7 +857,8 @@ rmDirOnMountError d f = do
 -- | Run a mount command and create the mountpoint if it does not exist, and
 -- remove the mountpoint if a mount error occurs
 withTmpMountDir :: FilePath -> RofiMountIO MountResult -> RofiMountIO MountResult
-withTmpMountDir m = rmDirOnMountError m
+withTmpMountDir m =
+  rmDirOnMountError m
     . bracketOnError_ (mkDirMaybe m) (rmDirMaybe m)
 
 -- | Run an unmount command and remove the mountpoint if no errors occur
@@ -803,8 +872,10 @@ mkDirMaybe :: FilePath -> RofiMountIO ()
 mkDirMaybe fp = whenInMountDir fp $ io $ createDirectoryIfMissing True fp
 
 rmDirMaybe :: FilePath -> RofiMountIO ()
-rmDirMaybe fp = whenInMountDir fp $ unlessMountpoint fp
+rmDirMaybe fp =
-  $ asks mountconfVolatilePath >>= io . rmUntil fp
+  whenInMountDir fp $
+    unlessMountpoint fp $
+      asks mountconfVolatilePath >>= io . rmUntil fp
   where
     rmUntil cur target = unless (target == cur) $ do
       removePathForcibly cur
@@ -824,7 +895,7 @@ isDirMounted :: FilePath -> IO Bool
 isDirMounted fp = elem fp <$> curMountpoints
 
 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--- | Other functions
+-- Other functions
 
 fromLines :: (String -> Maybe a) -> [String] -> [a]
 fromLines f = mapMaybe (f . stripWS)
@@ -834,7 +905,8 @@ splitBy :: Char -> String -> [String]
 splitBy delimiter = foldr f [[]]
   where
     f _ [] = []
-    f c l@(x:xs) | c == delimiter = []:l
+    f c l@(x : xs)
+      | c == delimiter = [] : l
       | otherwise = (c : x) : xs
 
 appendRoot :: FilePath -> FilePath -> FilePath

fourmolu.yaml

@@ -0,0 +1,14 @@
+indentation: 2
+function-arrows: leading
+comma-style: leading
+import-export-style: leading
+indent-wheres: true
+record-brace-space: true
+newlines-between-decls: 1
+haddock-style: single-line
+haddock-style-module:
+let-style: inline
+in-style: right-align
+respectful: false
+fixities: []
+unicode: never