#!/bin/bash

### Curby's GeekTool process listing script (ps+top version)
### by Michael 'Curby' Lee
### v1.00.00, 2007-02-17

###   Description
#
#  Outputs a list of processes using the most CPU time recently,
#  processes having used the most CPU time since they started, and
#  processes using the most memory (largest resident memory size).
#
#  Compared to geektool-ps and geektool-top, this runs the slowest
#  but displays the heftiest programs sorted in three ways and has
#  the slimmest output (horizonally).
#

###   Suggested use
#
#  This script can be executed from the OS X commandline without
#  administrative priveleges, but is intended for use with GeekTool
#  with a refresh time of 10 seconds.  The number of processes 
#  displayed can be customized below.  This script was tested on
#  OS X v10.4.8 with GeekTool v2.1.2(112).  The script may fail with
#  other versions of ps and top.
#

###   License
#
#  Copyright (C) 2007  Michael Lee 
#
#  This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
#  modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License
#  as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2
#  of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
#
#  This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
#  but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
#  MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
#  GNU General Public License for more details.
#
#  You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
#  along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
#  Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA  02111-1307, USA.
#



#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#  Configuration
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
cpu_rows=15
time_rows=15
mem_rows=15



#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#  Output
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
echo "COMMAND      PID %CPU"
ps -c -r -ax -o command,pid,pcpu | sed 's/^\(.\{10\}\).\{6\}\(.\{6\}\)..\(.\{4\}\)$/\1\2 \3/' | head -n $(($cpu_rows+1)) | tail -n $cpu_rows
echo
top -l1 -otime -n $time_rows -F -R | tail -n $(($time_rows+1)) | sed 's/\(.\{5\}\) \(.\{10\}\).\{8\}\(.\{8\}\).*/\2 \1 \3/'
echo
ps -c -m -ax -o command,pid,pmem | sed 's/^\(.\{10\}\).\{6\}\(.\{6\}\).\(.\{4\}\)$/\1\2 \3/' | head -n $(($mem_rows+1))

bash /Users/jvl_iMac/bin/processinfo.bash

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cal | sed "s/^/ /;s/$/ /;s/ $(date +%e) / $(date +%e | sed 's/./#/g') /"

syslog -k Time ge -600

tell application "System Events"
	set powerCheck to ((application processes whose (name is equal to "iTunes")) count)
	if powerCheck = 0 then
		return ""
	end if
end tell
tell application "iTunes"
	try
		set playerstate to (get player state)
	end try
	if playerstate = paused then
		set trackPaused to " (paused)"
	else
		set trackPaused to ""
	end if
	if playerstate = stopped then
		return "Stopped"
	end if
	set trackID to the current track
	set trackName to the name of trackID
	set theStream to the current stream title as text
	if theStream is not "missing value" then
		set totalData to "Stream : " & trackName & trackPaused & "
Title  : " & theStream
	else
		set artistName to the artist of trackID
		set albumName to the album of trackID
		set totalData to "Track  : " & trackName & trackPaused & "
Artist : " & artistName & "
Album  : " & albumName
	end if
	return totalData
end tell

osascript /Users/jvl_iMac/bin/iTunesInfo.scpt

-- A nice applescript for displaying what's playing in iTunes as follows:

-- Song by Artist on Album
-- (# Stars) 00:00/00:00 # of #

-- You can use the script for whatever you want, I'd recommend using Geektool.
-- Applescript by Andrew Harrison ¥Êandrew@harrison.org ¥ http://andrew.harrison.org
-- with some parts from Doug's Applescript for iTunes. see below.
-- in Geektool: osascript "/Users/ah/Documents/Documents etc/applescripts/itunes.scpt"

-- First things first, we're going to check if iTunes is running:
tell application "System Events"
	if name of processes contains "iTunes" then
		
		-- Now we know it's running, let's see if it's playing anything:
		tell application "iTunes"
			if player state is playing then
				-- If it's playing, let's get all the info we're going to need:
				-- Get Track Title
				set currtrack to name of current track
				
				-- Get Track Artist
				set currartist to artist of current track
				
				-- Get Track Album
				set curralbum to album of current track
				
				-- Get Track Rating
				set currrate to round (rating of current track) / 20
				
				-- Get Track Position
				set timeVal to player position
				
				-- player position returns number of seconds, so let's make it hours/minutes/seconds.
				-- the seconds -> hh:mm:ss  script is from Doug's Applescripts for iTunes 
				-- (http://dougscripts.com/itunes/scripts/scripts02.php?page=3#replaylastbit) 
				-- I found the script via iPodLounge.
				set numHours to (timeVal div hours)
				set timeVal to timeVal - (numHours * hours)
				set numMinutes to (timeVal div minutes)
				set numSeconds to timeVal - (numMinutes * minutes)
				
				-- build a zero-padded string
				set timeStr to "" as string
				
				-- format the hours. only show if time is 1 hour or more
				-- the if > 0 part was added by me for greater functionality
				if (numHours > 0) then
					if (numHours < 10) then set timeStr to "0"
					set timeStr to (timeStr & numHours)
					set timeStr to (timeStr & ":")
				end if
				
				-- format the minutes
				if (numMinutes < 10) then set timeStr to (timeStr & "0")
				set timeStr to (timeStr & numMinutes)
				
				-- format the seconds
				set timeStr to (timeStr & ":")
				if (numSeconds < 10) then set timeStr to (timeStr & "0")
				set timeStr to (timeStr & numSeconds)
				
				-- thanks Doug!
				
				
				-- Now, we have all the info, so let's get some output happening here
				
				-- First, let's make a string called title info, that looks like
				-- Track by Artist on Album
				set titleinfo to (currtrack & " by " & currartist & " on " & curralbum)
				
				-- We've set up a nice box in Geektool that fits between the
				-- corner of the screen and the edge of the dock. we don't
				-- want the text to wrap to the next line, because that's ugly.
				-- Geek tool can automatically cut it off, but that's also ugly.
				
				-- Instead, let's cut it off at a certain point if it's too long
				-- and replace the last few characters with an ellipsis, which
				-- looks much prettier. 54 is the gap for my dock, you might need
				-- to change it for a higher/lower resolution or if you have more
				-- in your dock than i do. Also, I recommend using a fixed-width
				-- font [i use Monaco] so it's consistent.
				if length of titleinfo > 55 then
					set titleinfo to characters 1 thru 55 of titleinfo & "..." as text
				end if
				
				
				-- next, we'll make a string called trackinfo, which will be
				-- the length, rating and track number of what's playing.
				-- first, get the total time of the track
				set timetotal to time of current track
				
				-- if the total time is less than 5 digits [four plus a colon]
				-- add a 0 to the front so it's the same format as the current time.
				if length of timetotal < 5 then
					set timetotal to "0" & timetotal
				end if
				
				-- then, get the track number in the playlist of whatever's playing
				set tracksleft to index of current track
				
				-- then count the total number of tracks in the playlist
				set trackstotal to count every track in current playlist
				
				-- and output it all like such:
				-- (# stars) 00:00/00:00, # of #
				set timeinfo to "(" & currrate & " stars) " & timeStr & "/" & timetotal & ", " & tracksleft & " of " & trackstotal
				
				
				-- because we have growltunes running, and it pops up with that 
				-- music video thing at the beginning of each song, we're going
				-- to make the output blank for the first 5 seconds of the song
				-- because it would be block by the growl thing anyway
				if player position < 4 then
					set output to ""
				else
					
					
					-- for the rest of the song, though, we want the output to be all the 
					-- stuff we've already organised. it will be formatted like this:
					-- Song by Artist on Album [line break: "/r"]
					-- (# stars) 00:00/00:00, # of #
					-- if we set up geektool to update this once a second, the first counter
					-- will go up each second.
					set output to titleinfo & "
" & timeinfo
				end if
			end if
		end tell
	end if
end tell

osascript "/Users/username/Documents/iTunes.scpt"