I made this program to manage Almamu's linux-wallpaperengine for my monitors in Hyprland. I have no prior C expertise/experience, but together with ChatGPT I cooked this up. 95%+ is AI generated and then proof read by project lead.
No License from my side, except for those of the dependencies of the project. It should only be standard libraries. Only built for Linux. It's built on Hyprland's IPC sockets, adding and removing wallpapers on monitor connection and disconnects.
Compile with gcc -Wall -O3 -march=native -o hyprwp hyprwp.c
Run with hyprwp --config ~/.hyprwp
Or use exec-once = hyprctl dispatch exec -- hyprwp --config ~/.hyprwp
in your hyprland config.
For people on multiple GPU's and using iGPU primarily, prepend hyprwp with prime-run to run in NVIDIA GPU.
If it wasn't obvious, only Linux and linux-wallpaperengine is officially supported,
but should be able to use any binary that takes
hyprctl monitors, monitoraddedv2, and monitorremoved MONITORNAME as monitor input argument.
The config is very simple, the descriptions and arguments are seperated with whitespace, and if you need whitespace in the argument use quotes/"" to enclose the full argument.