#!/bin/zsh
print >&2 "Andromeda Start Shell Script

This requires projekt.andromeda to be installed on the device.
Make sure the device is connected and ADB option enabled.
Please only have one device connected at a time to use this!"

shell() {
	adb shell "$@" || exit $?
}

# Let's first grab the location where Andromeda is installed
pkg=( "$(shell pm path projekt.andromeda)" )
pkg=( ${(f)pkg} )
pkg=( ${pkg#package:} )
# These steps could all be done as a one-liner but this way is easier to read.

# Quit Substratum if it's running.
shell am force-stop projekt.substratum

# If Andromeda is already running, we have to kill it rather than just force-stop it. :(
pid="$(shell pidof andromeda)"
if [[ -n $pid ]]; then
	print "Existing Andromeda process found with PID $pid, killing..." >&2
	# Additionally, Andromeda only responds to SIGKILL, not SIGTERM, which is absolutely disgusting.
	shell kill -9 $pid
fi

print "Launching Andromeda..." >&2
shell <<EOF
appops set projekt.andromeda RUN_IN_BACKGROUND allow
appops set projekt.substratum RUN_IN_BACKGROUND allow
CLASSPATH=${(j.:.)pkg} app_process /system/bin --nice-name=andromeda projekt.andromeda.Andromeda >/dev/null 2>&1 &
EOF