Support for systemd user services

[shihira]

Support for systemd user services

[deepaksp]

i think you should use pkexec replace nginx with redshift
{
"type": "toggler",
"title": "Nginx Server",
"command_on": "/usr/bin/pkexec systemctl start nginx",
"command_off": "/usr/bin/pkexec systemctl stop nginx",
"detector": "ps cax | grep nginx | grep -o '^[ ][0-9]'",
"notify_when" : ["on"]
}

and creatrea pkexec policy

[Shihira]

@suyash192 As @deepaksp has said, the extension provides you flexible way to configure your entries. Originally I implemented only toggler, and for convenience to toggle system-wide services I derived systemd from it. Of course those derived entries are not complete and satisfy everyone, and then the choice you can make is to directly use the base type.

I am working on some more flexible derivation policy. Take the example of yours to explain this idea:

{
    "deftype": "systemd",
    "base": "toggler",
    "var": ["user", "unit"],
    "command_on": "systemctl $(if [${user}]; then echo --user; fi) start ${unit}",
    "command_off": "systemctl $(if [${user}]; then echo --user; fi) stop ${unit}",
    "detector": "systemctl $(if [${user}]; then echo --user; fi) status ${unit} | grep 'Active: activ[ei]'"
}

where user and unit are passed in through environment variable. It can take quite some time to implement this. Please keep watching.

[Shihira]

@suyash192 This policy has been implemented in the lastest commit 34fa6c5. Have a try under the guidance of README, and report to me if there are any problems.