BOLD='\033[1m'
GREEN='\033[32m'
RESET='\033[0m'

msg_replug() {
	echo -e "${BOLD}${GREEN}Replug${RESET} your tablet if it is connected. This will re-trigger the udev rules accordingly."
	echo
}

msg_starting() {
	echo "The daemon can be started with:"
	echo -e "  $ ${GREEN}otd${RESET}"
	echo "You can fork it to the background and use output redirection to a log file if desired."
	echo "A systemd user service is also provided and can be used instead:"
	echo -e "  $ ${GREEN}systemctl --user enable --now opentabletdriver.service${RESET}"
	echo
}

msg_modules() {
	echo "You will have to manually disable built-in kernel modules in order for this driver to work properly."
	echo -e "This can be done by blacklisting the kernel module by creating a file in ${GREEN}/etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf${RESET} with a single line:"
	echo -e "    ${GREEN}blacklist <module>${RESET}"
	echo "Where <module> is 'wacom' if you own a wacom tablet, and 'hid_uclogic' otherwise."
	echo "To unload the module immediately, run:"
	echo -e "  # ${GREEN}rmmod <module>${RESET}"
	echo
}

msg_faq() {
	echo -e "In the case that you still have issues after following these instructions, the FAQ at ${GREEN}https://github.com/InfinityGhost/OpenTabletDriver/wiki/Linux-FAQ${RESET} may help."
	echo
}

post_install() {
	echo
	echo -e "${BOLD}Welcome to OpenTabletDriver!${RESET}"
	echo "In order to start using this driver, there are certain things that have to be configured manually."
	echo
	msg_replug
	msg_starting
	msg_modules
	msg_faq
}