Scripts
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Various scripts that I maintain.

# LyricFetch

Fetches lyrics from Genius using a [Dumb](https://github.com/rramiachraf/dumb) instance, and adds them to your music library's metadata.

Currently only supports FLAC files. In the future, timesynced lyrics may be supported.

# ADB Auto Connect
Automatically find and connect to an Android device with Wireless Debugging over the local network.

You'll need to create a file at `~/.config/adb-auto-connect.nuon` with the MAC Addresses you want to search for. For example:
```json
[
  "ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff",
  "aa:aa:aa:aa:aa:aa"
]
```

# Auto Benchmark
Set up and run a Blender benchmark on the specified device, then automatically
compare your results to the results on [Blender Open Data](https://opendata.blender.org/).

# ln-bin
Quickly symlink executable files to `~/.local/bin/`

# yt-rss
Get an RSS feed for the specified YouTube channel.

# motoc-continue
Simply runs `motoc continue`, so it can be used as an Envision plugin.

# oscavmgr-launch
Slightly modified version of Galister's oscavmgr start script. Launches oscavmgr and VrcAdvert together.

# GNOME extension toggle
Provides an easy way to toggle a GNOME extension. Useful for setting up keyboard shortcuts.

# Start Service if Needed
Starts a systemd service if it is not already started, otherwise do nothing.
Useful if you only want to ask for the password when the service actually needs
to be started.

# kernel-blu checker

Notifies you if you're not using [kernel-blu](https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/sentry/kernel-blu).
Useful if you have multiple kernels installed.

# lh-pairall

Uses lighthouse_console to reset all SteamVR dongles, then put them all into pairing mode.

# relink

Update symlink targets from an old target directory to a new one

Example: If you moved all files in `~/Development/tools` to `~/Applications`, you can update all
symlinks in `~/.local/bin` that point to the old location with
`relink ~/.local/bin ~/Development/tools ~/Applications`

# Steam: Disable Update

Completely disable steam updates for a game or app.

Usage: `steam-disable-update <appid>`
Allow updates: `steam-disable-update --revert <appid>`

Caveats to this approach:
- Your "last played" time will never update
- I haven't used it in a long time, so I can't guarantee it will work
- It might cause other bugs, I haven't tested it extensively