Merge pull request #5 from Prajwal-Prathiksh/feat--simplify-repo-stru…

…cture

Feat: simplify repo structure

BreakTheWall_GUI.ps1

@@ -28,10 +28,10 @@ $form.StartPosition = "CenterScreen"
 $srcDir = "$env:USERPROFILE\Downloads"
 
 # Setup ps1 script paths
-$updateSysParamsScript = "$PSScriptRoot\UpdateSystemParameters.ps1"
-$oneTimeChangerScript = "$PSScriptRoot\OneTimeChanger.ps1"
-$autoSchedulerScript = "$PSScriptRoot\SafeRunAutoScheduler.ps1"
-$resetWallpaperScript = "$PSScriptRoot\ResetWallpaper.ps1"
+$updateSysParamsScript = "$PSScriptRoot\Utils\UpdateSystemParameters.ps1"
+$oneTimeChangerScript = "$PSScriptRoot\Utils\OneTimeChanger.ps1"
+$autoSchedulerScript = "$PSScriptRoot\Utils\SafeRunAutoScheduler.ps1"
+$resetWallpaperScript = "$PSScriptRoot\Utils\ResetWallpaper.ps1"
 
 # Check if srcDir\wallpaper.jpg exists
 $srcFile = "$srcDir\wallpaper.jpg"

README.md

@@ -27,31 +27,31 @@ To change your wallpaper using the GUI, you can follow these steps:
 1. Run the [`BreakTheWall_GUI.ps1`](BreakTheWall_GUI.ps1) script by right-clicking on it and selecting `Run with PowerShell`. *(For pro-users, you can also run it from the `PowerShell` terminal, but make sure to navigate to the script's location first.)*
 
 ## One-time Change
-You can use the [`OneTimeChanger.ps1`](OneTimeChanger.ps1) script to change your wallpaper to a custom one, as a one-time change. Here's how you can do it:
+You can use the [`Utils/OneTimeChanger.ps1`](Utils/OneTimeChanger.ps1) script to change your wallpaper to a custom one, as a one-time change. Here's how you can do it:
 1. Store your desired wallpaper as `wallpaper.jpg` in the `Downloads` directory
 > The script currently supports only `.jpg` files. If you have a different format, you can convert it to `.jpg` using an online converter, and the name must follow the format `wallpaper.jpg`.
 
 > If you're unsure about the location of `Downloads` directory, you can find it opening `File Explorer` and typing `%USERPROFILE%\Downloads` in the address bar.
-1. Run the `OneTimeChanger.ps1` script.
+1. Run the `Utils/OneTimeChanger.ps1` script.
 
 **That's it! Your wallpaper should now be updated to the one you saved! <3**
 > Upon restarting your system or changing monitors, the wallpaper might revert to the default one. In such cases, you can re-run the steps above to update it again.
 
 ## Scheduled Change
-You can use the [`SafeRunAutoScheduler.ps1`](SafeRunAutoScheduler.ps1) script to keep changing your wallpapers at regular intervals automatically, from a set of saved wallpapers. Here's how you can do it:
+You can use the [`Utils/SafeRunAutoScheduler.ps1`](Utils/SafeRunAutoScheduler.ps1) script to keep changing your wallpapers at regular intervals automatically, from a set of saved wallpapers. Here's how you can do it:
 1. Create a new folder named `custom_wallpapers` in the `Downloads` directory (Eg. `%USERPROFILE%\Downloads\custom_wallpapers`).
 1. Store all the wallpapers you want to cycle through in the `custom_wallpapers` folder. **As mentioned before, the files must be in `.jpg` format only, but can have any name.**
 1. **[Optional]** If you want to change the interval between wallpaper changes, you can modify the `AutoScheduler.vbs` script. **By default, the interval is set to 1 hour.**
-2. Run the `SafeRunAutoScheduler.ps1` script.
+2. Run the `Utils/SafeRunAutoScheduler.ps1` script.
 
 **That's it! Your wallpapers will now change automatically at the set interval! <3**
 > A log file named `wallpaper_refresh.log` will be created in the root directory of the repository, which will contain the timestamps of each wallpaper change. This can be used to verify the script's working or to debug any issues.
 
 > You can stop the script at any time by opening the `Task Manager` and ending the `Microsoft Windows Based Script Host` process.
 
 ## Reset to Default Wallpaper
-If it ever becomes necessary for you to revert to the default wallpaper :"(, you can use the [`ResetWallpaper.ps1`](ResetWallpaper.ps1) script to do so. Here's how you can do it:
-1. Run the `ResetWallpaper.ps1` script.
+If it ever becomes necessary for you to revert to the default wallpaper :"(, you can use the [`Utils/ResetWallpaper.ps1`](Utils/ResetWallpaper.ps1) script to do so. Here's how you can do it:
+1. Run the `Utils/ResetWallpaper.ps1` script.
 
 **That's it! Your wallpaper should now be updated to the default one .... :"(**
 

AutoScheduler.vbs → Utils/AutoScheduler.vbs

@@ -27,8 +27,8 @@ Option Explicit
 Dim interval, logFile, fso, logStream, rootDir, destDir, transcodedWallpaperPath, srcPath
 
 ' Time interval in seconds
-interval = 3600
-logFile = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject").GetParentFolderName(WScript.ScriptFullName) & "\wallpaper_refresh.log"
+interval = 600
+logFile = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject").GetParentFolderName(CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject").GetParentFolderName(WScript.ScriptFullName)) & "\wallpaper_refresh.log"
 
 Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
 

OneTimeChanger.ps1 → Utils/OneTimeChanger.ps1

@@ -47,6 +47,9 @@ $rootDir = "$env:APPDATA\Microsoft\Windows\Themes"
 $destDir = "$env:APPDATA\Microsoft\Windows\Themes\CachedFiles"
 $transcodedWallpaperDir = "$rootDir\TranscodedWallpaper"
 
+# Setup ps1 script path
+$updateSystemParametersScript = "$PSScriptRoot\UpdateSystemParameters.ps1"
+
 # Check if the destination path exists; if not, create it
 if (-not (Test-Path -Path $destDir)) {
     Write-Host "Destination path does not exist, creating path $destDir"
@@ -89,7 +92,7 @@ if (-not $noCopy) {
 # Refresh the desktop to apply the new wallpaper if -nr is not set or noCopy is set
 if (-not $nr -or $noCopy) {
     Start-Sleep -Seconds 2
-    .\UpdateSystemParameters.ps1
+    & $updateSystemParametersScript
     Write-Host "Refreshed desktop wallpaper to apply the new image."
 }
 

ResetWallpaper.ps1 → Utils/ResetWallpaper.ps1

@@ -28,6 +28,7 @@ $transcodedWallpaperDir = "$rootDir\TranscodedWallpaper"
 
 # Setup ps1 script path
 $killAutoSchedulerScript = "$PSScriptRoot\KillAutoScheduler.ps1"
+$updateSystemParametersScript = "$PSScriptRoot\UpdateSystemParameters.ps1"
 
 # Run the script to kill the AutoScheduler process
 & $killAutoSchedulerScript
@@ -47,5 +48,5 @@ Write-Host "Removed all files in $destDir"
 
 # Refresh the system parameters to reset the wallpaper
 Start-Sleep -Seconds 2
-.\UpdateSystemParameters.ps1
+& $updateSystemParametersScript
 Write-Host "Refreshed desktop to reset wallpaper."