# Idle / lock for SWAY (wlroots), not Hyprland.
#
# Two things in the original Hyprland template silently did nothing under sway:
#   * `loginctl lock-session`  -> sway implements no freedesktop login1 Session
#                                 Lock protocol, so it is a no-op. Lock directly.
#   * `hyprctl dispatch dpms`  -> "HYPRLAND_INSTANCE_SIGNATURE not set!".
#                                 Use `swaymsg "output * power on|off"`.
# Also: a hyprlock instance can outlive a sway session and then make the
# `pidof hyprlock || hyprlock` guard a permanent no-op; the sway config kills
# leftovers at login (`exec --no-startup-id pkill -x hyprlock`).

general {
    lock_cmd = pidof hyprlock || hyprlock
    # pre-suspend uses swaylock: fast, sway-native, exits cleanly (no leak)
    before_sleep_cmd = swaylock -f -c 000000
    # DPMS "power on" alone does not clear a post-resume eDP page-flip stall
    # ("Atomic commit failed: Device or resource busy" for tens of minutes).
    # The script does a full disable/enable (forced modeset) but ONLY when the
    # journal actually shows the stall -- it used to fire unconditionally, which
    # risked the shikane VariantInProgress deadlock on healthy resumes. The
    # original i915 PSR2/DC4 cause is gone; this laptop uses the `xe` driver.
    # Lid-aware so it does not race shikane's "External Display" profile.
    after_sleep_cmd = /home/work/.config/sway/scripts/recover-output-after-resume.sh
}

listener {
    timeout = 150                                # 2.5min
    on-timeout = brightnessctl -s set 10
    on-resume = brightnessctl -r
}

# keyboard backlight
listener {
    timeout = 150
    on-timeout = brightnessctl -sd rgb:kbd_backlight set 0
    on-resume = brightnessctl -rd rgb:kbd_backlight
}

listener {
    timeout = 300                                # 5min -> lock
    on-timeout = pidof hyprlock || hyprlock
}

listener {
    timeout = 330                                # 5.5min -> output power off
    on-timeout = swaymsg "output * power off"
    on-resume = swaymsg "output * power on" && brightnessctl -r
}