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#!/bin/sh
music_dir="${XDG_MUSIC_DIR:-${HOME}/Music}"
music_txt="${music_dir}/.music.txt"
playlist_dir="${XDG_CONFIG_HOME:-${HOME}/.config}/mpd/playlists"
# Using POSIX-compliant methods for file selection
selected_filename=$(find "$music_dir" -type f | awk -F/ '{print $NF}' | dmenu -i -l 20 -p "Select a file to delete:") || exit 1
selected_file="$music_dir/$selected_filename"
# Extracting YouTube video ID without using -P in grep
video_id=$(strings "$selected_file" | grep 'watch?v=' | sed 's/.*watch?v=\([a-zA-Z0-9_-]*\).*/\1/' | head -1) || {
notify-send "❌ No YouTube video ID found in file: $selected_filename"
exit 1
}
# Confirmation dialog without using echo -e
confirm=$(printf "Yes\nNo" | dmenu -i -p "Delete $selected_filename and update mpc?")
[ "$confirm" = "Yes" ] || {
notify-send "❌ Operation cancelled."
exit 0
}
# More portable sed command without -i and updating mpc
if grep -v "$video_id" "$music_txt" >"${music_txt}.tmp" && mv "${music_txt}.tmp" "$music_txt"; then
# Search and remove the filename from playlists
for playlist in "$playlist_dir"/*.m3u; do
[ -e "$playlist" ] || continue
if grep -q "$selected_filename" "$playlist"; then
grep -v "$selected_filename" "$playlist" > "${playlist}.tmp" && mv "${playlist}.tmp" "$playlist"
# Remove empty lines
sed -i '/^$/d' "$playlist"
fi
done
# Delete the music file
rm "$selected_file"
mpc update >/dev/null
notify-send " Success to delete:" "$selected_filename"
else
notify-send "❌ An error occurred."
fi
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