#!/bin/bash
# First-run welcome. Shows a short getting-started message once, then drops a
# marker so it never shows again. Launched from the Hyprland autostart; the
# bos-welcome window class is floated/centred by a Hyprland window rule.
set -u

# Never run in the live/installer session — only on an installed system.
[[ "$(id -un)" == "liveuser" ]] && exit 0

marker="${XDG_CONFIG_HOME:-$HOME/.config}/bos/.welcomed"
[[ -f "$marker" ]] && exit 0
mkdir -p "$(dirname "$marker")"

# First-run network check. A fresh install usually boots with no connection
# (Wi-Fi isn't configured during install), and the first `bos-update`/pacman run
# then fails with confusing DNS/"could not resolve host" errors. If
# NetworkManager reports we're not fully online, open nmtui so the user can join
# a network before anything else. Best-effort: missing nmcli/nmtui/kitty, or the
# user quitting nmtui, must never block the welcome below.
if command -v nmcli &>/dev/null; then
    conn="$(nmcli networking connectivity check 2>/dev/null)"
    if [[ "$conn" != "full" ]]; then
        notify-send -u normal "BOS" "No internet yet — opening network setup so updates work." 2>/dev/null || true
        if command -v nmtui &>/dev/null; then
            kitty --class bos-netsetup --title "Connect to a network" -- nmtui connect 2>/dev/null || true
        fi
    fi
fi

# Mark welcomed only now, so an interrupted/aborted network step still re-prompts
# next login rather than being suppressed forever.
touch "$marker"

exec kitty --class bos-welcome --title "Welcome to BOS" -- less -R /usr/share/bos/welcome.txt