fenrir/tools/fenrir-conf

#!/bin/bash

# Get user input args are return variable, question, options
get_input()
{
# Variable names are long, because we want absolutely no name conflicts.
local __get_input_input=$1
shift
local __get_input_question="$1"
shift
local __get_input_answer=""
local __get_input_i=""
local __get_input_continue=false
for __get_input_i in $@; do
if [ "${__get_input_i:0:1}" = "-" ]; then
local __get_input_default="${__get_input_i:1}"
fi
done
while [ $__get_input_continue = false ]; do
echo -n "$__get_input_question (${@/#-/}) "
if [ -n "$__get_input_default" ]; then
read -e -i "$__get_input_default" __get_input_answer
else
read -e __get_input_answer
fi
for __get_input_i in $@; do
if [ "$__get_input_answer" = "${__get_input_i/#-/}" ]; then
__get_input_continue=true
break
fi
done
done
__get_input_answer="${__get_input_answer//no/False}"
__get_input_answer="${__get_input_answer//yes/True}"
eval $__get_input_input="'$__get_input_answer'"
}
configFile="/etc/fenrirscreenreader/settings/settings.conf"

if [ "$(whoami)" != "root" ]; then
echo "Please run $0 as root."
exit 1
fi

if [ -f "$configFile" ]; then
read -p "This will replace your current settings, press enter to continue or control+C to abort." continue
fi

get_input sound "Enable sound?" -yes no
if [ "$sound" = "true" ]; then
get_input soundDriver "Select sound driver:" -generic gstreamer
else
soundDriver="generic"
fi
get_input speech "Enable speech?" -yes no
if [ "$speech" = "true" ]; then
get_input speechDriver "Select speech driver:" espeak -speechd
else
speechDriver="speechd"
fi
get_input charEcho "enable character echo?" -yes no
get_input wordEcho "enable word echo?" yes -no

cat << EOF > "$configFile"
[sound]
# Turn sound on or off:
enabled=$sound

# Select the driver used to play sounds, choices are generic and gstreamer.
# Sox is the default.
driver=$soundDriver

# Sound themes. These are the pack of sounds used for sound alerts.
# Sound packs may be located at /usr/share/sounds
# For system wide availability, or ~/.local/share/fenrir/sounds
# For the current user.
theme=default

# Sound volume controls how loud the sounds for your chosen soundpack are.
# 0 is quietest, 1.0 is loudest.
volume=1.0

# shell commands for generic sound driver
# the folowing variables are substituted
# fenrirVolume = the current volume setting
# fenrirSoundFile = the soundfile for an soundicon
# fenrirFrequence = the frequence to play
# fenrirDuration = the duration of the frequency
# the following command is used for play a soundfile
genericPlayFileCommand=play -q -v fenrirVolume fenrirSoundFile
#the following command is used for generating a frequency beep
genericFrequencyCommand=play -q -v fenrirVolume -n -c1 synth fenrirDuration sine fenrirFrequence

[speech]
# Turn speech on or off:
enabled=$speech

# Select speech driver, options are speechd (default) or espeak:
driver=$speechDriver


# The rate selects how fast Fenrir will speak. Options range from 0, slowest, to 1.0, fastest.
rate=0.45

# Pitch controls the pitch of the voice, select from 0, lowest, to 1.0, highest.
pitch=0.5
# Pitch for capital letters
capitalPitch=0.9

# Volume controls the loudness of the voice, select from 0, quietest, to 1.0, loudest.
volume=1.0

# Module is used for Speech-dispatcher, to select the speech module you want to use.
# Consult Speech-dispatcher's configuration and help to find out which modules are available.
# The default is Espeak.
module=espeak

# Voice selects the varient you want to use, for example, f5 will use the female voice #5 in espeak,
# or if using the espeak module in Speech-dispatcher. To find out which voices are available, consult the documentation provided with your selected synthesizer.
voice=

# Select the language you want Fenrir to use.
language=english-us

# Read new text as it happens?
autoReadIncoming=True

[braille]
#Braille is not implemented yet
enabled=False
driver=brlapi
layout=en

[screen]
driver=vcsa
encoding=auto
autodetectSuspendingScreen=True

[keyboard]
driver=evdev
# filter input devices NOMICE, ALL or a DEVICE NAME
device=ALL
# gives Fenrir exclusive access to the keyboard and lets it absorb keystrokes.
grabDevices=True
ignoreShortcuts=False
# the current shortcut layout located in /etc/fenrir/keyboard
keyboardLayout=$keyboard
# echo chars while typing.
charEcho=$charEcho
# echo deleted chars
charDeleteEcho=True
# echo word after pressing space
wordEcho=$wordEcho
# interrupt speech on any keypress
interruptOnKeyPress=$enterupt
# you can filter the keys that the speech should interrupt (empty = all keys, otherwise the given keys)
interruptOnKeyPressFilter=
# timeout for double tap in sec
doubleTapTimeout=0.2

[general]
debugLevel=0
# debugMode sets where the debug output should send to:
# debugMode=File writes to /var/log/fenrir.log
# debugMode=Print just prints on the screen
debugMode=File 
punctuationProfile=default
punctuationLevel=some
respectPunctuationPause=True
newLinePause=True
numberOfClipboards=10
emoticons=True
# define the current Fenrir key
fenrirKeys=KEY_KP0,KEY_META,KEY_INSERT
scriptKey=KEY_COMPOSE
timeFormat=%H:%M:%P
dateFormat=%A, %B %d, %Y
autoSpellCheck=True
spellCheckLanguage=en_US
scriptPath=/usr/share/fenrirscreenreader/scripts

[focus]
#follow the text cursor
cursor=True
#follow highlighted text changes
highlight=False

[review]
lineBreak=True
endOfScreen=True

[promote]
enabled=True
inactiveTimeoutSec=120
list=

[time]
# automatic time anouncement
enabled=False
# present time
presentTime=True
# present date (on change)
presentDate=True
# present time after a given period of seconds
delaySec=0
# present time after to given minutes example every 15 minutes: 00,15,30,45
# if delaySec is >0 onMinutes is ignored
onMinutes=00,30
# announce via soundicon (not interrupting)
announce=True
# interrupt current speech for time announcement
interrupt=False
EOF

echo "Settings saved to $configFile."

exit 0