use valid monitor to set wallpaper

config/hypr/scripts/PywalSwww.sh

@@ -11,30 +11,28 @@ monitor_outputs=($(ls "$cache_dir"))
 # Initialize a flag to determine if the ln command was executed
 ln_success=false
 
-# Loop through monitor outputs
+# Get first valid monitor
-for output in "${monitor_outputs[@]}"; do
+current_monitor=$(hyprctl -j monitors | jq -r '.[0].name')
-    # Construct the full path to the cache file
+echo $current_monitor
-    cache_file="$cache_dir$output"
+# Construct the full path to the cache file
-
+cache_file="$cache_dir$current_monitor"
-    # Check if the cache file exists for the current monitor output
+echo $cache_file
-    if [ -f "$cache_file" ]; then
+# Check if the cache file exists for the current monitor output
-        # Get the wallpaper path from the cache file
+if [ -f "$cache_file" ]; then
-        wallpaper_path=$(cat "$cache_file")
+    # Get the wallpaper path from the cache file
-
+    wallpaper_path=$(cat "$cache_file")
-        # Copy the wallpaper to the location Rofi can access
+    echo $wallpaper_path
-        if ln -sf "$wallpaper_path" "$HOME/.config/rofi/.current_wallpaper"; then
+    # Copy the wallpaper to the location Rofi can access
-            ln_success=true  # Set the flag to true upon successful execution
+    if ln -sf "$wallpaper_path" "$HOME/.config/rofi/.current_wallpaper"; then
-        fi
+        ln_success=true  # Set the flag to true upon successful execution
-
-        break  # Exit the loop after processing the first found monitor output
     fi
-done
+fi
 
 # Check the flag before executing further commands
 if [ "$ln_success" = true ]; then
     # execute pywal
     # wal -i "$wallpaper_path"
-
+	echo 'about to execute wal'
     # execute pywal skipping tty and terminal changes
     wal -i "$wallpaper_path" -s -t &
 fi