feat(audio-mixer): wiremix added

This audio-mixer works as a TUI instead of Pavucontrol which is a GUI

.config/wiremix/.github/README.md

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.config/wiremix/wiremix.toml

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+# This file documents wiremix's configuration file. It is also itself a wiremix
+# configuration file in which wiremix's default configuration is specified.
+# 
+# It is recommended to start with an empty configuration file and to use this
+# file only as a reference. Anything specified in the configuration file will
+# be merged with wiremix's defaults.
+
+
+# Main Options
+
+# PipeWire remote to connect to
+#remote = "pipewire-0"
+
+# Limit rendering frames per second (unlimited if unset)
+#fps = 60.0 #
+
+# Enable mouse support
+mouse = true
+
+# Peak meter mode
+# "off" - not meters
+# "mono" - all mono meters
+# "auto" - left/right meters for stereo streams, otherwise mono
+peaks = "auto"
+
+# Character set to use (see Character Sets section)
+char_set = "default"
+
+# Theme to use (see Themes section)
+theme = "default"
+
+# Initial tab
+tab = "playback"
+
+# Maximum percentage for volume sliders
+max_volume_percent = 150.0
+
+# Whether to prevent increasing volume past max_volume
+enforce_max_volume = false
+
+
+# Keybindings
+#
+# A keybinding consists of a key, modifiers, and a UI action to be performed.
+#
+# Keybindings you define in your configuration will be merged with the default
+# keybindings (listed below for reference). You can effectively delete a
+# default keybinding by setting its action to "Nothing".
+#
+# A keybinding key can be one of:
+# 1. A character: { Char = "x" } # for the 'x' key
+# 2. An F-key: { F = 1 } # for F1
+# 3. A media key: { Media = "MediaKeyCode" }
+#    where MediaKeyCode is one of:
+#      Play Pause PlayPause Reverse Stop FastForward Rewind TrackNext
+#      TrackPrevious Record LowerVolume RaiseVolume MuteVolume
+# 4. A special key: "SpecialKey"
+#    where SpecialKey is one of:
+#      Backspace Enter Left Right Up Down Home End PageUp PageDown Tab BackTab
+#      Delete Insert Null Esc CapsLock ScrollLock NumLock PrintScreen Pause
+#      Menu KeypadBegin
+#
+# A keybinding modifier can be one or more of SHIFT CONTROL ALT SUPER HYPER
+# META NONE combined with |. It defaults to NONE if omitted.
+#
+# For example:
+#
+# keybindings = [
+#  # Demonstrate modifiers
+#  { key = "End", modifier = "CTRL | ALT", action = "Exit" },
+# ]
+#
+# Each of the available keybinding actions are documented below.
+keybindings = [
+  # Exit the program
+  { key = { Char = "q" }, action = "Exit" },
+  # Toggle mute for the selected item
+  { key = { Char = "m" }, action = "ToggleMute" },
+  # Make the selected item in Input/Output Devices the default endpoint
+  { key = { Char = "d" }, action = "SetDefault" },
+  # Increase the volume of the selected item by 1%
+  { key = { Char = "l" }, action = { SetRelativeVolume = 0.01 } },
+  { key = "Right", action = { SetRelativeVolume = 0.01 } },
+  # Decrease the volume of the selected item by 1%
+  { key = { Char = "h" }, action = { SetRelativeVolume = -0.01 } },
+  { key = "Left", action = { SetRelativeVolume = -0.01 } },
+  # Open a dropdown for the selected item or chose an item in the dropdown
+  { key = { Char = "c" }, action = "ActivateDropdown" },
+  { key = "Enter", action = "ActivateDropdown" },
+  # Close an open dropdown
+  { key = "Esc", action = "CloseDropdown" },
+  # Select the next item
+  { key = { Char = "j" }, action = "MoveDown" },
+  { key = "Down", action = "MoveDown" },
+  # Select the previous item
+  { key = { Char = "k" }, action = "MoveUp" },
+  { key = "Up", action = "MoveUp" },
+  # Select the next tab
+  { key = { Char = "L" }, action = "TabRight" },
+  { key = "Tab", action = "TabRight" },
+  # Select the previous tab
+  { key = { Char = "H" }, action = "TabLeft" },
+  { key = "BackTab", modifiers = "SHIFT", action = "TabLeft" },
+  # Set the volume of the selected item in 10% increments from 0% to 100%
+  { key = { Char = "`" }, action = { SetAbsoluteVolume = 0.00 } },
+  { key = { Char = "1" }, action = { SetAbsoluteVolume = 0.10 } },
+  { key = { Char = "2" }, action = { SetAbsoluteVolume = 0.20 } },
+  { key = { Char = "3" }, action = { SetAbsoluteVolume = 0.30 } },
+  { key = { Char = "4" }, action = { SetAbsoluteVolume = 0.40 } },
+  { key = { Char = "5" }, action = { SetAbsoluteVolume = 0.50 } },
+  { key = { Char = "6" }, action = { SetAbsoluteVolume = 0.60 } },
+  { key = { Char = "7" }, action = { SetAbsoluteVolume = 0.70 } },
+  { key = { Char = "8" }, action = { SetAbsoluteVolume = 0.80 } },
+  { key = { Char = "9" }, action = { SetAbsoluteVolume = 0.90 } },
+  { key = { Char = "0" }, action = { SetAbsoluteVolume = 1.00 } },
+  # Open the help menu
+  { key = { Char = "?" }, action = "Help" },
+  # There are two actions which don't have default bindings:
+  # 1. "Nothing": Do nothing - can effectively delete a default keybinding
+  # 2. { SelectTab = N }: Open the Nth tab
+]
+
+
+# Names
+#
+# You can customize how streams, endpoints, and devices are named in the user
+# interface using a template system to generate names based on PipeWire
+# properties.
+#
+# Name templates are composed of property tags enclosed in { } and literal
+# text. For example:
+#
+# "Application {client:application.name} playing {node:media.name}"
+#
+# wiremix will replace the property tags with the properties from the PipeWire
+# object being displayed.
+#
+# The first part of a tag specifies the object type - device, node, or client,
+# and the second part specifies the property.
+#
+# You can use pw-dump(1) to inspect the available properties.
+#
+# Literal curly braces can be escaped by doubling them: {{ become { and }}
+# becomes }.
+#
+# Streams can have linked clients, so node and client properties are valid for
+# stream. Similarly, endpoint can use either node or device properties. Only
+# device properties are valid for device.
+#
+
+# Each option in names is an array - if a tempalte can't be resolved because it
+# uses a property which doesn't exit on a given object, wiremix tries the next
+# template in the sequence. If none of them can be resolved, it falls back on
+# node.name for nodes or device.name for devices.
+#
+# The overall order of precedence for name resolution is:
+# 1. Matching override templates, if any (see the Name Overrides section)
+# 2. Configured templates for the object type
+# 3. Fall back to the object's name property
+[names]
+# Streams in the Playback/Recording tabs
+stream = ["{node:node.name}: {node:media.name}"]
+# Endpoints in the Input/Output Devices tabs
+endpoint = ["{device:device.nick}", "{node:node.description}"]
+# Devices in the Configuration tab
+device = ["{device:device.nick}", "{device:device.description}"]
+
+
+# Name Overrides
+#
+# Name overrides define alternate templates that will be used for objects
+# matching a given criterion.
+#
+# An override is matched by type, which contains a list of one or more of
+# stream, endpoint, or device (see the Name section for more details), and a
+# property value. Any node or device property that can be used in the names
+# section can be used to match an override.
+#
+# There are no default overrides, but here is an example. This causes all
+# streams whose node.name is "spotify" to use just "{node:node.name}" as its
+# name.
+#
+# [[names.overrides]]
+# # Which object types this override applies to
+# types = [ "stream" ]
+# # The property to match
+# property = "node:node.name"
+# # The value to match
+# value = "spotify"
+# # Templates to use when the property value matches
+# templates = [ "{node:node.name}" ]
+#
+# You can have multiple name overrides, each in its own [[names.overrides]]
+# section.
+
+
+# Themes
+#
+# Themes determine the styling of user interface elements.
+#
+# Theme styles are based on ratatui's Style struct.
+# https://docs.rs/ratatui/latest/ratatui/style/struct.Style.html
+#
+# Each style can have an fg color, a bg color, and modifiers. Any property not
+# specified will inherit from the default style for your terminal.
+#
+# fg and bg can be an RGB hex value in the form "#RRGGBB" or named ANSI colors:
+#   Black Red Green Yellow Blue Magenta Cyan Gray DarkGray LightRed LightGreen
+#   LightYellow LightBlue LightMagenta LightCyan White
+#
+# add_modifier can be one or more of BOLD DIM ITALIC UNDERLINED SLOW_BLINK
+# RAPID_BLINK REVERSED HIDDEN CROSSED_OUT combined with |.
+#
+# For example:
+#
+# # Red foreground on a black background with bold, underlined text
+# { fg = "#FF0000", bg = "Black", add_modifier = "BOLD | UNDERLINE" }
+#
+# An empty style with no properties ({ }) corresponds to the default style.
+#
+# You can modify built-in themes. Anything you don't specify will remain
+# unchanged. For example:
+#
+# # Modify the "default" theme to make the selection indicator blink.
+# [themes.default]
+# selector = { fg = "LightCyan", add_modifier = "SLOW_BLINK" }
+#
+# And you can create a new theme that inherits unspecified styles from a
+# built-in theme. For example:
+#
+# # Create a new theme called "my_custom_theme" based on "nocolor"
+# [themes.my_custom_theme]
+# inherit = "nocolor"
+# tab_selected = { fg = "LightCyan", add_modifier = "SLOW_BLINK" }
+#
+# The "inherit" option is optional. If not present, the new theme will inherit
+# from the "default" theme.
+#
+# The following is the default theme with each themeable property described.
+[themes.default]
+# The symbol marking the default device on the Input/Output Devices tabs
+default_device = {}
+# The symbol marking the default endpoint on the Playback/Recording tabs
+default_stream = {}
+# The selection indicator in a tab
+selector = { fg = "#b7bdf8" }
+# The name of a tab in the tab menu
+tab = {}
+# The name of the selected tab in the tab menu
+tab_selected = { fg = "#8aadf4" }
+# The symbols surrounding the selected tab in the tab menu
+tab_marker = { fg = "#8aadf4" }
+# The symbol at the top/bottom of a tab indicating that there are more items
+list_more = { fg = "DarkGray" }
+# The name of a PipeWire node
+node_title = {}
+# The name of the selected target for a node
+node_target = {}
+# The volume percentage label
+volume = {}
+# Volume bar
+volume_empty = { fg = "DarkGray" }
+volume_filled = { fg = "#8aadf4" }
+# Peak meter. Inactive = unlit, active = lit, overload = greater than 0.0 dB
+meter_inactive = { fg = "DarkGray" }
+meter_active = { fg = "#a6da95" }
+meter_overload = { fg = "#ed8796" }
+# The "live" indicator in the center of the meter
+meter_center_inactive = { fg = "DarkGray" }
+meter_center_active = { fg = "#a6da95" }
+# The name of a device in the Configuration tab
+config_device = {}
+# The name of the selected profile in the Configuration tab
+config_profile = {}
+# Dropdown marker next to the profiles in the Conifguration tab
+dropdown_icon = {}
+# Border around dropdowns
+dropdown_border = {}
+# The name of an item in a dropdown
+dropdown_item = {}
+# The name of the currently-selected item in a dropdown
+dropdown_selected = { fg = "#8aadf4", add_modifier = "REVERSED" }
+# The symbol at the top/bottom of a dropdown indicating that there are more items
+dropdown_more = { fg = "DarkGray" }
+# Border around help menu
+help_border = {}
+# The name of an item in a the help menu
+help_item = {}
+# The symbol at the top/bottom of the help menu indicating that there are more items
+help_more = { fg = "DarkGray" }
+
+
+# Character Sets
+#
+# Character sets define the symbols used in the user interface.
+#
+# You can modify built-in characters sets. Anything you don't specify will
+# remain unchanged. For example:
+#
+# # Modify the "default" character set to use parentheses around the selected
+# # tab name
+# [char_sets.default]
+# tab_marker_left = "("
+# tab_marker_right = ")"
+#
+# And you can create a new character set that inherits unspecified symbols from
+# a built-in character set. For example:
+#
+# # Create a new character set called "my_custom_char_set" based on "compat"
+# [char_sets.my_custom_char_set]
+# inherit = "compat" # Inherit from "compat" (omit to inherit from "default")
+# tab_marker_left = "("
+# tab_marker_right = ")"
+#
+# The following is the default character set which the options described.
+[char_sets.default]
+# Marks the default device on the Input/Output Devices tabs
+default_device = "◇"
+# Marks the default endpoint on the Playback/Recording tabs
+default_stream = "◇"
+# The selection indicator in a tab
+selector_top = "░"
+selector_middle = "▒"
+selector_bottom = "░"
+# Surround the selected tab in the tab menu
+tab_marker_left = "["
+tab_marker_right = "]"
+# Displayed at the top/bottom of a tab when there are more items
+list_more = "•••"
+# Volume bar
+volume_empty = "╌"
+volume_filled = "━"
+# Peak meter. Inactive = unlit, active = lit, overload = greater than 0.0 dB
+# Mono meters use only the right side characters
+meter_left_inactive = "▮"
+meter_left_active = "▮"
+meter_left_overload = "▮"
+meter_right_inactive = "▮"
+meter_right_active = "▮"
+meter_right_overload = "▮"
+# The "live" indicator in the center of the meter
+# Mono meters use only the right side
+meter_center_left_inactive = "▮"
+meter_center_left_active = "▮"
+meter_center_right_inactive = "▮"
+meter_center_right_active = "▮"
+# Dropdown marker next to the profiles in the Configuration tab
+dropdown_icon = "▼"
+# Indicates the selected item in a dropdown
+dropdown_selector = ">"
+# Displayed at the top/bottom of a dropdown when there are more items
+dropdown_more = "•••"
+# Border around dropdowns
+# One of "Plain", "Rounded", "Double", "Thick", "QuadrantInside", "QuadrantOutside"
+dropdown_border = "Rounded"
+# Displayed at the top/bottom of the help menu when there are more items
+help_more = "•••"
+# Border around help menu
+# One of "Plain", "Rounded", "Double", "Thick", "QuadrantInside", "QuadrantOutside"
+help_border = "Rounded"
+
+
+# Appendix A
+#
+# The other built-in themes and character sets are defined for reference here.
+
+[themes.nocolor]
+default_device = {}
+default_stream = {}
+selector = { add_modifier = "BOLD" }
+tab = {}
+tab_selected = { add_modifier = "BOLD" }
+tab_marker = { add_modifier = "BOLD" }
+list_more = {}
+node_title = {}
+node_target = {}
+volume = {}
+volume_empty = { add_modifier = "DIM" }
+volume_filled = { add_modifier = "BOLD" }
+meter_inactive = { add_modifier = "DIM" }
+meter_active = { add_modifier = "BOLD" }
+meter_overload = { add_modifier = "BOLD" }
+meter_center_inactive = { add_modifier = "DIM" }
+meter_center_active = { add_modifier = "BOLD" }
+config_device = {}
+config_profile = {}
+dropdown_icon = {}
+dropdown_border = {}
+dropdown_item = {}
+dropdown_selected = { add_modifier = "BOLD | REVERSED" }
+dropdown_more = {}
+help_border = {}
+help_item = {}
+help_more = {}
+
+[themes.plain]
+default_device = {}
+default_stream = {}
+selector = {}
+tab = {}
+tab_selected = {}
+tab_marker = {}
+list_more = {}
+node_title = {}
+node_target = {}
+volume = {}
+volume_empty = {}
+volume_filled = {}
+meter_inactive = {}
+meter_active = {}
+meter_overload = {}
+meter_center_inactive = {}
+meter_center_active = {}
+config_device = {}
+config_profile = {}
+dropdown_icon = {}
+dropdown_border = {}
+dropdown_item = {}
+dropdown_selected = {}
+dropdown_more = {}
+help_border = {}
+help_item = {}
+help_more = {}
+
+[char_sets.compat]
+default_device = "◊"
+default_stream = "◊"
+selector_top = "░"
+selector_middle = "▒"
+selector_bottom = "░"
+tab_marker_left = "["
+tab_marker_right = "]"
+list_more = "•••"
+volume_empty = "─"
+volume_filled = "━"
+meter_left_inactive = "┃"
+meter_left_active = "┃"
+meter_left_overload = "┃"
+meter_right_inactive = "┃"
+meter_right_active = "┃"
+meter_right_overload = "┃"
+meter_center_left_inactive = "█"
+meter_center_left_active = "█"
+meter_center_right_inactive = "█"
+meter_center_right_active = "█"
+dropdown_icon = "▼"
+dropdown_selector = ">"
+dropdown_more = "•••"
+dropdown_border = "Plain"
+help_more = "•••"
+help_border = "Plain"
+
+[char_sets.extracompat]
+default_device = "*"
+default_stream = "*"
+selector_top = "-"
+selector_middle = "="
+selector_bottom = "-"
+tab_marker_left = "["
+tab_marker_right = "]"
+list_more = "~~~"
+volume_empty = "-"
+volume_filled = "="
+meter_left_inactive = "="
+meter_left_active = "#"
+meter_left_overload = "!"
+meter_right_inactive = "="
+meter_right_active = "#"
+meter_right_overload = "!"
+meter_center_left_inactive = "["
+meter_center_left_active = "["
+meter_center_right_inactive = "]"
+meter_center_right_active = "]"
+dropdown_icon = "\\"
+dropdown_selector = ">"
+dropdown_more = "~~~"
+dropdown_border = "Plain"
+help_more = "~~~"
+help_border = "Plain"