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Nomarchy/modules/home/rofi.nix
Bernardo Magri 431af618cc feat(tailscale): operator-set login user — VPN menu skips the sudo terminal
nomarchy.services.tailscale now makes the login user the Tailscale
operator (services.tailscale.extraSetFlags = ["--operator=<username>"],
mkDefault), so `tailscale up/down/set` — and the System → VPN menu's
Tailscale controls — run without sudo. The user is already in wheel, so
the operator grant is no real new privilege, just skips the prompt.

nomarchy-vpn's Tailscale actions are now operator-aware: a ts_priv
helper runs the subcommand inline and only falls back to a sudo terminal
if the operator grant is absent (downstream dropped it). Connect brings
an authed-but-down node up inline; a node that still needs interactive
login goes to a terminal so the auth URL is visible.

Option description + template comment updated; ROADMAP follow-up closed.
System + home builds green.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-06-23 11:26:15 +01:00

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# rofi (2.0, native Wayland on 26.05) — launcher + dmenu renderer for
# the menu system, themed from theme-state.json. rofi's .rasi is far more
# expressive than a flat scheme, so the generated theme styles each
# element (accent border, highlighted selection, rounded inputbar); a
# themes/<slug>/rofi.rasi whole-swap replaces it entirely.
#
# Home of nomarchy-menu, the dispatcher all menu modules hang off.
{ config, lib, pkgs, ... }:
let
cfg = config.nomarchy;
t = cfg.theme;
c = t.colors;
inherit (config.lib.formats.rasi) mkLiteral;
px = n: mkLiteral "${toString n}px";
# Per-theme override probe (same convention as waybar.css).
rasiOverride = cfg.themesDir + "/${t.slug}/rofi.rasi";
hasRasiOverride = builtins.pathExists rasiOverride;
# ── Visual theme picker ──────────────────────────────────────────────
# Every preset (themes/<slug>.json) is read at eval time to build a grid
# of real desktop previews. Grouped dark-first then light — the previews
# make the mode obvious at a glance, so no light/dark submenu split — and
# the active theme is marked ✓. "Active" is just t.slug: every switch
# rebuilds this script, so the baked-in mark always tracks the live theme.
themeFiles = lib.filterAttrs
(n: ty: ty == "regular" && lib.hasSuffix ".json" n)
(builtins.readDir cfg.themesDir);
themeData = lib.mapAttrsToList (fname: _:
let
j = builtins.fromJSON (builtins.readFile (cfg.themesDir + "/${fname}"));
slug = j.slug or (lib.removeSuffix ".json" fname);
in {
inherit slug;
name = j.name or slug;
mode = j.mode or "dark";
hasPreview = builtins.pathExists (cfg.themesDir + "/${slug}/preview.png");
}) themeFiles;
byName = lib.sort (a: b: a.name < b.name);
orderedThemes =
byName (lib.filter (th: th.mode != "light") themeData) # dark group
++ byName (lib.filter (th: th.mode == "light") themeData); # then light
# rofi's element-icon cells are SQUARE, so a 16:9 preview would letterbox
# (theme-coloured bands top/bottom). Build-time crop each committed 480×270
# preview to a centred square so it fills the cell edge-to-edge. The source
# preview.png stays 480×270 (untouched) — only the displayed thumb is square.
themeThumbs = pkgs.runCommand "nomarchy-theme-thumbs"
{ nativeBuildInputs = [ pkgs.imagemagick ]; } ''
mkdir -p $out
${lib.concatMapStringsSep "\n"
(th: lib.optionalString th.hasPreview ''
magick ${cfg.themesDir + "/${th.slug}/preview.png"} \
-resize 360x360^ -gravity center -extent 360x360 -strip $out/${th.slug}.png
'')
orderedThemes}
'';
# One grid row per theme (square thumb + name, ✓ on the active one), and a
# Name→slug map so the picked label resolves back to the preset that
# nomarchy-theme-sync applies (pretty names ≠ slugs, hence the map). Themes
# with no preview degrade to a plain-name row.
themeRows = lib.concatMapStringsSep "\n" (th:
let label = th.name + lib.optionalString (th.slug == t.slug) " ";
in if th.hasPreview
then "row ${lib.escapeShellArg label} ${themeThumbs}/${th.slug}.png"
else "printf '%s\\n' ${lib.escapeShellArg label}")
orderedThemes;
themeSlugMap = lib.concatMapStringsSep "\n" (th:
" [${lib.escapeShellArg th.name}]=${lib.escapeShellArg th.slug}")
orderedThemes;
# Per-invocation grid layout (cards: a 16:9 preview above a centered name),
# overriding the single-column list theme just for this menu.
# · The icon box is sized 16:9 (rofi 2.0 takes a two-value `size`) to
# match the 480×270 previews exactly — they fill it with no letterbox.
# · The window is sized to the *content* (3 × icon + paddings), not a
# percentage, so a column is no wider than its card — otherwise the
# selection highlight balloons out around the image.
# · flow: horizontal lays cards out row-by-row (rofi's default Vertical
# fills column-by-column, so Down at a column's foot jumped to the top
# of the next column instead of scrolling the page).
# Grid dial — the previews are as big as the icon px allows; screen *height*
# caps it, so showing 2 rows (not 3) lets each card grow a lot. Scrolling
# reaches the rest. Tune themeGridIconW for size; the window resizes to fit.
# rofi's element-icon `size` is a SINGLE value (the manual only documents
# one) — a two-value "WxH" is silently collapsed, which is why the preview
# used to render tiny inside a too-wide column. So: size = the card *width*,
# rofi fits the 16:9 image tight to it (no square letterbox), and the window
# is sized so a column is exactly that width — the preview fills the cell.
themeGridCols = 3;
themeGridLines = 3;
themeGridIconW = 240; # square preview card side (px) — the size knob
themeGridPad = 0; # margin around the preview inside its cell (px)
themeGridGap = 8; # gap between cards (px)
themeGridThemeStr = lib.escapeShellArg (lib.concatStringsSep " " [
# window width = cards + their padding + inter-card gaps + chrome (~20px)
"window { width: ${toString (themeGridCols * (themeGridIconW + 2 * themeGridPad) + (themeGridCols - 1) * themeGridGap + 20)}px; }"
"listview { columns: ${toString themeGridCols}; lines: ${toString themeGridLines}; spacing: ${toString themeGridGap}px; flow: horizontal; }"
"element { orientation: vertical; padding: ${toString themeGridPad}px; spacing: 2px; }"
"element-icon { size: ${toString themeGridIconW}px; }"
"element-text { horizontal-align: 0.5; }"
]);
# Keybindings cheatsheet (SUPER+? → the `keybinds` menu module). Built
# from the SAME ./keybinds.nix that hyprland.nix binds, so it can never
# drift from the live shortcuts. "$mod" reads as SUPER; rows are padded
# into two columns. extra[] carries the generated/mouse binds.
keybinds = import ./keybinds.nix;
padRight = w: s:
let n = w - builtins.stringLength s;
in s + (if n > 0 then lib.concatStrings (builtins.genList (_: " ") n) else " ");
prettyKeys = b:
let m = lib.replaceStrings [ "$mod" ] [ "SUPER" ] b.mods;
prefix = if m == "" then "" else lib.concatStringsSep " + " (lib.splitString " " m) + " + ";
key = lib.replaceStrings [ "question" "slash" ] [ "?" "/" ] b.key;
in prefix + key;
cheatRows =
map (b: padRight 22 (prettyKeys b) + b.desc) keybinds.binds
++ map (e: padRight 22 e.keys + e.desc) keybinds.extra;
cheatsheetFile = pkgs.writeText "nomarchy-keybinds.txt"
(lib.concatStringsSep "\n" cheatRows + "\n");
nomarchy-menu = pkgs.writeShellScriptBin "nomarchy-menu" ''
# Nomarchy menu dispatcher thin presentation layer over
# `rofi -dmenu`; actions delegate to nomarchy-theme-sync, systemctl,
# hyprctl and friends. Menu entries carry real icons from the theme's
# icon set (Papirus) via rofi's per-row icon protocol see row() below.
# `nomarchy-menu` with no argument shows the module picker.
urlencode() {
local s="$1" out="" ch i
for ((i = 0; i < ''${#s}; i++)); do
ch=''${s:i:1}
case "$ch" in
[a-zA-Z0-9.~_-]) out+="$ch" ;;
' ') out+="+" ;;
*) printf -v ch '%%%02X' "'$ch"; out+="$ch" ;;
esac
done
printf '%s' "$out"
}
# Emit one dmenu row with a themed icon: `row "Label" icon-name`. The NUL
# + 0x1f field separator is rofi's per-row icon protocol; printed straight
# to the pipe because bash can't store NUL in a variable. Rendered when
# rofi has show-icons (on globally; passed explicitly on the icon menus).
row() { printf '%s\0icon\x1f%s\n' "$1" "$2"; }
# General menu convention: every list menu ends with a " Back" entry that
# returns one level up (so you never have to Esc out and reopen). `back`
# emits it with an icon; plain pick-lists append the bare label instead.
# Always matched EXACTLY (" Back") so it can't collide with clipboard or
# filename content. The arrow + go-previous icon read as "go back".
BACK=" Back"
back() { row "$BACK" go-previous; }
case "''${1:-}" in
power)
choice=$( {
row "Lock" system-lock-screen
row "Logout" system-log-out
row "Suspend" system-suspend
row "Hibernate" system-hibernate
row "Reboot" system-reboot
row "Shutdown" system-shutdown
back
} | rofi -dmenu -show-icons -p Power) || exit 0
case "$choice" in
"$BACK") exec "$0" ;;
*Lock) loginctl lock-session ;;
*Logout) hyprctl dispatch exit ;;
*Suspend) systemctl suspend ;;
*Hibernate) systemctl hibernate ;;
*Reboot) systemctl reboot ;;
*Shutdown) systemctl poweroff ;;
esac ;;
power-profile)
# power-profiles-daemon profile switcher (the system side ships it
# by default on laptops nomarchy.system.power). Switching goes
# through polkit, so no root prompt.
if ! command -v powerprofilesctl >/dev/null 2>&1; then
notify-send "Power profiles" "power-profiles-daemon isn't running on this machine."
exit 0
fi
cur=$(powerprofilesctl get 2>/dev/null)
choice=$( { powerprofilesctl list 2>/dev/null | sed -nE 's/^[* ] ([a-z-]+):$/\1/p'; printf '%s\n' "$BACK"; } \
| rofi -dmenu -p "profile (now: $cur)") || exit 0
[ "$choice" = "$BACK" ] && exec "$0" system
[ -n "$choice" ] && powerprofilesctl set "$choice" ;;
theme)
# Visual picker: a grid of real desktop previews (rows + Nameslug
# map generated from the presets at build time). Pick a card apply
# that slug. The grid layout is a per-invocation -theme-str override.
declare -A THEME_SLUG=(
${themeSlugMap}
)
choice=$( {
${themeRows}
back
} | rofi -dmenu -show-icons -p Theme -theme-str ${themeGridThemeStr}) || exit 0
[ "$choice" = "$BACK" ] && exec "$0"
choice="''${choice% }" # drop the active marker if present
slug="''${THEME_SLUG[$choice]:-}"
[ -n "$slug" ] && exec nomarchy-theme-sync apply "$slug" ;;
clipboard)
sel=$( { cliphist list; printf '%s\n' "$BACK"; } | rofi -dmenu -p clip) || exit 0
[ "$sel" = "$BACK" ] && exec "$0" tools
printf '%s' "$sel" | cliphist decode | wl-copy ;;
calc)
# Live calculator (rofi-calc): re-evaluates every keystroke via
# libqalculate which dodges the qalc CLI's "15% of 200" misparse
# with the answer as the top entry. Enter copies the result; the
# menu stays open to chain calculations (Esc closes).
exec rofi -show calc -modi calc -no-show-match -no-sort \
-calc-command "echo -n '{result}' | wl-copy" ;;
files)
sel=$( { fd . "$HOME" --type f --hidden --exclude .git --exclude .cache 2>/dev/null \
| head -n 50000 | sed "s|^$HOME/||"; printf '%s\n' "$BACK"; } \
| rofi -dmenu -p file) || exit 0
[ "$sel" = "$BACK" ] && exec "$0" tools
[ -n "$sel" ] && exec xdg-open "$HOME/$sel" ;;
emoji)
# Emoji / symbol picker (rofi-emoji). The default action copies the
# glyph to the clipboard through the plugin's Wayland adapter
# (wl-copy); the alternate action types it into the focused window.
exec rofi -show emoji -modi emoji ;;
web)
q=$(rofi -dmenu -p search < /dev/null) || exit 0
[ -n "$q" ] || exit 0
exec xdg-open "https://www.google.com/search?q=$(urlencode "$q")" ;;
network)
# Native rofi wifi/VPN picker (networkmanager_dmenu) over the system
# NetworkManager replaces the old nmtui-in-a-terminal flow. Reads
# its config from xdg.configFile below (told to drive rofi).
exec networkmanager_dmenu ;;
vpn)
# VPN setup + management (nomarchy-vpn): NM VPN/WireGuard connect +
# config import + Tailscale. Distinct from `network` (the wifi picker).
exec nomarchy-vpn ;;
bluetooth)
# blueman-manager GUI (services.blueman.enable, system-side).
exec blueman-manager ;;
printers)
# system-config-printer GUI (the CUPS admin app), installed by
# nomarchy.services.printing. Self-gated in the System menu; guard
# here too in case it's invoked directly.
command -v system-config-printer >/dev/null 2>&1 \
&& exec system-config-printer
notify-send "Printers" "Not available (nomarchy.services.printing off?)."; exit 0 ;;
audio)
# PipeWire (pulse) sink/source switcher via rofi-pulse-select. Self-
# gated in the System menu on the pulse socket; guarded here too.
if [ ! -e "''${XDG_RUNTIME_DIR:-/run/user/$(id -u)}/pulse/native" ]; then
notify-send "Audio" "No PipeWire/PulseAudio socket (nomarchy.audio off?)."; exit 0
fi
choice=$( {
row "Output device" audio-volume-high
row "Input device" audio-input-microphone
back
} | rofi -dmenu -show-icons -p Audio) || exit 0
case "$choice" in
"$BACK") exec "$0" system ;;
*Output*) exec rofi-pulse-select sink ;;
*Input*) exec rofi-pulse-select source ;;
esac ;;
capture)
choice=$( {
row "Region clipboard" applets-screenshooter
row "Region file" applets-screenshooter
row "Full screen clipboard" camera-photo
row "Full screen file" camera-photo
back
} | rofi -dmenu -show-icons -p Capture) || exit 0
dir="$HOME/Pictures/Screenshots"
file="$dir/$(date +%Y%m%d-%H%M%S).png"
case "$choice" in
"$BACK") exec "$0" tools ;;
*"Region clipboard"*) grim -g "$(slurp)" - | wl-copy ;;
*"Region file"*) mkdir -p "$dir"; grim -g "$(slurp)" "$file" \
&& notify-send "Screenshot saved" "$file" ;;
*"Full screen clipboard"*) grim - | wl-copy ;;
*"Full screen file"*) mkdir -p "$dir"; grim "$file" \
&& notify-send "Screenshot saved" "$file" ;;
esac ;;
keybinds)
# Read-only cheatsheet, generated from keybinds.nix at build time.
rofi -dmenu -i -p keys < ${cheatsheetFile} >/dev/null || exit 0 ;;
ask)
# Free-text question claude CLI in a terminal (OAuth, no API key).
# Pulled fresh from npm via npx rather than nixpkgs' claude-code,
# which lags behind model releases; npx caches after first run. The
# REPL stays open for follow-ups.
q=$(rofi -dmenu -p claude < /dev/null) || exit 0
[ -n "$q" ] || exit 0
exec ${cfg.terminal} -e npx --yes @anthropic-ai/claude-code@latest "$q" ;;
dnd)
# Toggle swaync Do-Not-Disturb (-d prints the new state). With DND
# on, notifications are suppressed the Waybar bell-off icon is the
# cue so only confirm with a toast when turning it back off.
[ "$(swaync-client -d)" = "false" ] \
&& notify-send "Do Not Disturb off" "Notifications resumed."
exit 0 ;;
nightlight)
# Force the scheduled blue-light filter on/off for the session by
# starting/stopping hyprsunset (nomarchy-nightlight, from nightlight.nix).
# Self-gated in the menu; guard here too in case it's invoked directly.
command -v nomarchy-nightlight >/dev/null 2>&1 \
&& exec nomarchy-nightlight toggle
notify-send "Night light" "Not available (nomarchy.nightlight off?)."; exit 0 ;;
autotimezone)
# Toggle automatic timezone detection (geoclue + automatic-timezoned).
# A SYSTEM service, so flipping it writes the in-flake flag and runs a
# system rebuild (sudo) + a home switch in a terminal, like Snapshots.
command -v nomarchy-autotimezone >/dev/null 2>&1 \
|| { notify-send "Auto timezone" "Unavailable on this machine."; exit 0; }
exec ${cfg.terminal} -e nomarchy-autotimezone toggle ;;
snapshot)
# btrfs-assistant 2.2 segfaults on 26.05 (libbtrfsutil ABI), so launch
# the keyboard-driven snapper browser instead: a terminal running it
# via sudo (snapper is root-only here one password prompt), with
# browse/diff, restore (undochange) and rollback, each confirmed.
# Self-gated to nomarchy.system.snapper, so it no-ops elsewhere.
command -v nomarchy-snapshots >/dev/null 2>&1 \
|| { notify-send "Snapshots" "Snapshot tools unavailable (nomarchy.system.snapper off?)."; exit 0; }
exec ${cfg.terminal} -e sudo nomarchy-snapshots ;;
tools)
# Tools submenu utilities you invoke. Each leaf is also reachable
# directly (SUPER+CTRL+<mnemonic>); this just keeps the root short.
choice=$( {
row "Calculator" accessories-calculator
row "Clipboard" edit-paste
row "Emoji" face-smile-big
row "Files" system-file-manager
row "Web search" system-search
row "Capture" applets-screenshooter
row "Ask Claude" internet-chat
back
} | rofi -dmenu -show-icons -p Tools) || exit 0
case "$choice" in
"$BACK") exec "$0" ;;
*Calc*) exec "$0" calc ;;
*Clipboard*) exec "$0" clipboard ;;
*Emoji*) exec "$0" emoji ;;
*Files*) exec "$0" files ;;
*Web*) exec "$0" web ;;
*Capture*) exec "$0" capture ;;
*Ask*) exec "$0" ask ;;
esac ;;
system)
# System submenu connectivity and machine state. Snapshots and the
# power-profile picker self-gate (BTRFS+snapper / laptop on ppd), so
# the submenu shrinks to match the hardware, like the Waybar modules.
bats=(/sys/class/power_supply/BAT*)
choice=$( {
row "Network" network-wireless
row "VPN" network-vpn
row "Bluetooth" bluetooth
[ -e "''${XDG_RUNTIME_DIR:-/run/user/$(id -u)}/pulse/native" ] \
&& row "Audio" audio-volume-high
command -v system-config-printer >/dev/null 2>&1 && row "Printers" printer
row "Do Not Disturb" notification-disabled
if systemctl --user is-active --quiet hyprsunset.service 2>/dev/null
then row "Night light (on)" weather-clear-night
else row "Night light (off)" weather-clear-night
fi
if [ "$(nomarchy-theme-sync get settings.autoTimezone 2>/dev/null)" = true ]
then row "Auto timezone (on)" preferences-system-time
else row "Auto timezone (off)" preferences-system-time
fi
command -v nomarchy-snapshots >/dev/null 2>&1 && row "Snapshots" timeshift
if [ -e "''${bats[0]}" ] && command -v powerprofilesctl >/dev/null 2>&1; then
row "Power profile" preferences-system-power
fi
back
} | rofi -dmenu -show-icons -p System) || exit 0
case "$choice" in
"$BACK") exec "$0" ;;
*Network*) exec "$0" network ;;
*VPN*) exec "$0" vpn ;;
*Bluetooth*) exec "$0" bluetooth ;;
*Audio*) exec "$0" audio ;;
*Printers*) exec "$0" printers ;;
*"Do Not Disturb"*) exec "$0" dnd ;;
*"Night light"*) exec "$0" nightlight ;;
*"Auto timezone"*) exec "$0" autotimezone ;;
*Snapshots*) exec "$0" snapshot ;;
*"Power profile"*) exec "$0" power-profile ;;
esac ;;
"")
# Root picker grouped into category submenus so the top level stays
# short and scannable. Apps/Theme/Power/Keybindings are frequent enough
# to keep at the top; everything else lives under Tools or System.
choice=$( {
row "Apps" applications-all
row "Theme" preferences-desktop-theme
row "Tools" applications-utilities
row "System" preferences-system
row "Power" system-shutdown
row "Keybindings" preferences-desktop-keyboard
} | rofi -dmenu -show-icons -p Menu) || exit 0
case "$choice" in
*Apps*) exec rofi -show drun ;;
*Theme*) exec "$0" theme ;;
*Tools*) exec "$0" tools ;;
*System*) exec "$0" system ;;
*Power*) exec "$0" power ;;
*Keybindings*) exec "$0" keybinds ;;
esac ;;
*)
echo "usage: nomarchy-menu [tools|system|power|power-profile|theme|clipboard|calc|files|emoji|web|network|bluetooth|audio|printers|capture|keybinds|ask|dnd|nightlight|autotimezone|vpn|snapshot]" >&2
exit 64 ;;
esac
'';
# VPN setup + management — a dedicated System submenu (and the custom/vpn
# Waybar indicator's click target). Goes past networkmanager_dmenu (which
# only connects existing VPNs) to importing configs and driving Tailscale:
# · NetworkManager VPN/WireGuard connections, ● active / ○ inactive, toggled
# up/down (networkmanager-group users need no sudo).
# · Import a WireGuard .conf or OpenVPN .ovpn (nmcli import; OpenVPN needs the
# networkmanager-openvpn plugin, shipped system-side).
# · Tailscale (self-gated on the CLI being present = nomarchy.services.tailscale,
# which makes the login user the operator): status is read-only; up/down/
# exit-node run inline without sudo thanks to the operator grant, falling
# back to a sudo terminal if it's absent. First login goes to a terminal.
# Secrets stay in NetworkManager's / Tailscale's own store — no new manager.
nomarchy-vpn = pkgs.writeShellScriptBin "nomarchy-vpn" ''
set -u
BACK=" Back"
conn_rows() {
nmcli -t -f NAME,TYPE,STATE connection show 2>/dev/null \
| awk -F: '$2=="vpn"||$2=="wireguard"{ printf "%s %s\n", ($3=="activated"?"":""), $1 }'
}
toggle_conn() {
mark=''${1%% *}; name=''${1#* }
if [ "$mark" = "" ]; then
nmcli connection down "$name" >/dev/null 2>&1 \
&& notify-send "VPN" "Disconnected $name" || notify-send "VPN" "Could not disconnect $name"
else
nmcli connection up "$name" >/dev/null 2>&1 \
&& notify-send "VPN" "Connected $name" || notify-send "VPN" "Could not connect $name (auth or bad config?)"
fi
}
import_config() {
file=$( { fd -e conf -e ovpn . "$HOME" --type f --hidden \
--exclude .git --exclude .cache 2>/dev/null \
| sed "s|^$HOME/||"; printf '%s\n' "$BACK"; } \
| rofi -dmenu -p "Import VPN config" ) || return
{ [ -z "$file" ] || [ "$file" = "$BACK" ]; } && return
case "$file" in *.ovpn) type=openvpn ;; *) type=wireguard ;; esac
if nmcli connection import type "$type" file "$HOME/$file" >/dev/null 2>&1; then
notify-send "VPN" "Imported $type config: $(basename "$file")"
else
notify-send "VPN" "Import failed ($type plugin missing, or bad file?)"
fi
}
ts_state() { tailscale status --json 2>/dev/null | jq -r '.BackendState // "Unknown"'; }
# Run a privileged tailscale subcommand. nomarchy.services.tailscale makes
# the login user the operator, so this runs inline (no sudo); if the operator
# grant is absent (downstream dropped it) it falls back to a sudo terminal.
ts_priv() {
if tailscale "$@" >/dev/null 2>&1; then notify-send "Tailscale" "tailscale $*"
else ${cfg.terminal} -e sudo tailscale "$@"; fi
}
ts_exit_node() {
node=$( { printf 'none\n'; tailscale exit-node list 2>/dev/null | awk 'NR>1 && $2 {print $2}'; \
printf '%s\n' "$BACK"; } | rofi -dmenu -p "Exit node" ) || return
{ [ -z "$node" ] || [ "$node" = "$BACK" ]; } && return
[ "$node" = none ] && node=""
ts_priv set --exit-node="$node"
}
tailscale_menu() {
while :; do
st=$(ts_state)
choice=$( {
if [ "$st" = Running ]; then printf 'Disconnect\n'; else printf 'Connect\n'; fi
printf 'Exit node\n'
printf '%s\n' "$BACK"
} | rofi -dmenu -p "Tailscale ($st)" ) || return
case "$choice" in
"$BACK"|"") return ;;
# Authed-but-down bring it up inline; otherwise it needs an
# interactive login, so show it in a terminal (URL visible).
Connect) if [ "$st" = Stopped ]; then ts_priv up; else ${cfg.terminal} -e sudo tailscale up; fi ;;
Disconnect) ts_priv down ;;
"Exit node") ts_exit_node ;;
esac
done
}
while :; do
have_ts=""
command -v tailscale >/dev/null 2>&1 && have_ts=1
choice=$( {
conn_rows
printf 'Import config\n'
[ -n "$have_ts" ] && printf 'Tailscale \n'
printf '%s\n' "$BACK"
} | rofi -dmenu -p VPN ) || exit 0
case "$choice" in
"$BACK"|"") exec nomarchy-menu system ;;
"Import config") import_config ;;
"Tailscale ") tailscale_menu ;;
" "*|" "*) toggle_conn "$choice" ;;
esac
done
'';
in
{
config = lib.mkIf cfg.rofi.enable {
home.packages = [
nomarchy-menu
nomarchy-vpn # VPN submenu (NM connect/import + Tailscale)
pkgs.fd # files module (fuzzy search over $HOME)
pkgs.xdg-utils # xdg-open for the files + web modules
pkgs.nodejs # npx, for the Ask Claude module (claude-code from npm)
pkgs.networkmanager_dmenu # network module: rofi wifi/VPN picker
pkgs.rofi-pulse-select # audio module: sink/source switcher
];
# networkmanager_dmenu drives rofi (not bare dmenu) and uses rofi's
# active/urgent row styling for the connected/available networks, so it
# inherits the generated theme like every other menu module. Editing a
# connection drops to nmtui in the configured terminal. force: the tool
# writes a default config on first run, so an unmanaged file may already
# sit at this path — we fully own it, so overwrite rather than abort.
xdg.configFile."networkmanager-dmenu/config.ini" = {
force = true;
text = ''
[dmenu]
dmenu_command = rofi
rofi_highlight = True
compact = False
wifi_chars =
[editor]
terminal = ${cfg.terminal}
gui_if_available = False
'';
};
programs.rofi = {
enable = true;
terminal = cfg.terminal;
font = "${t.fonts.ui} 12";
# Native rofi modi backing two menu modules: calc (live, via
# libqalculate — no qalc CLI needed) and emoji (glyph picker, copies
# via its bundled Wayland adapter). Both render through the
# generated/whole-swap theme like every other modi.
plugins = [ pkgs.rofi-calc pkgs.rofi-emoji ];
extraConfig = {
modi = "drun,run";
show-icons = true; # app icons via the theme's icon set
icon-theme = t.iconTheme; # resolved in theme.nix (Papirus-*/per-theme)
drun-display-format = "{name}";
display-drun = "apps";
display-run = "run";
# Size the window to the actual number of rows instead of always
# reserving `lines` (8) — so a 6-entry menu doesn't leave empty space,
# while the app launcher still fills + scrolls past `lines`.
fixed-num-lines = false;
# Search: case-insensitive fuzzy across every menu + the launcher, so
# "system" finds "System" and "fzr" finds "Firefox". fzf sorting ranks
# the closest match to the top (the per-keystroke modules — calc/emoji
# — opt out per-invocation with -no-sort).
matching = "fuzzy";
case-sensitive = false;
sort = true;
sorting-method = "fzf";
};
# Whole-swap themes bring their own rofi.rasi; otherwise the theme
# is generated from the palette.
theme =
if hasRasiOverride then rasiOverride
else {
"*" = {
bg = mkLiteral c.base;
fg = mkLiteral c.text;
dim = mkLiteral c.subtext;
surface = mkLiteral c.surface;
accent = mkLiteral c.accent;
background-color = mkLiteral "transparent";
text-color = mkLiteral "@fg";
margin = 0;
padding = 0;
spacing = 0;
};
"window" = {
background-color = mkLiteral "@bg";
border = px t.ui.borderSize;
border-color = mkLiteral "@accent";
border-radius = px t.ui.rounding;
width = mkLiteral "40%";
padding = px 8;
};
"mainbox" = {
children = map mkLiteral [ "inputbar" "message" "listview" ];
};
"inputbar" = {
background-color = mkLiteral "@surface";
border-radius = px t.ui.rounding;
padding = mkLiteral "8px 12px";
spacing = px 8;
children = map mkLiteral [ "prompt" "entry" ];
};
"prompt" = { text-color = mkLiteral "@accent"; };
"entry" = {
placeholder = "Search";
placeholder-color = mkLiteral "@dim";
};
"listview" = {
lines = 8;
columns = 1;
dynamic = true;
scrollbar = false;
spacing = px 4; # a little air so the rounded zebra rows separate
padding = mkLiteral "8px 0px 0px 0px";
};
# Rounded, roomy rows with subtle zebra striping: alternate rows
# lift to @surface, the selected row to @accent. normal/alternate/
# selected are rofi's row parities (the `.normal` suffix is the
# match-state, untouched by our menus).
"element" = {
padding = mkLiteral "10px 14px";
border-radius = px t.ui.rounding;
spacing = px 12; # gap between the (larger) icon and the label
};
"element normal.normal" = {
background-color = mkLiteral "@bg";
text-color = mkLiteral "@fg";
};
"element alternate.normal" = {
background-color = mkLiteral "@surface";
text-color = mkLiteral "@fg";
};
"element selected.normal" = {
background-color = mkLiteral "@accent";
text-color = mkLiteral "@bg";
};
"element-icon" = {
background-color = mkLiteral "transparent";
size = px t.ui.iconSize; # real icons (Papirus), not 1em font glyphs
};
"element-text" = {
background-color = mkLiteral "transparent";
text-color = mkLiteral "inherit";
};
"message" = { padding = mkLiteral "8px 0px 0px 0px"; };
"textbox" = {
background-color = mkLiteral "@surface";
text-color = mkLiteral "@fg";
border-radius = px t.ui.rounding;
padding = mkLiteral "8px 12px";
};
};
};
};
}