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# Screen Wake Management Scripts This directory contains scripts to manage screen sleep behavior during development work. ## Scripts ### keep_awake.sh Keeps the display awake for a specified duration using macOS's built-in `caffeinate` utility. **Usage:** ```bash ./keep_awake.sh [duration_in_seconds] ``` - Default duration is 60 minutes (3600 seconds) if no duration is specified - The script starts caffeinate in the background and reports the process ID **Examples:** ```bash # Keep awake for 30 minutes ./keep_awake.sh 1800 # Keep awake for 60 minutes (default) ./keep_awake.sh # Keep awake for 2 hours ./keep_awake.sh 7200 ``` ### stop_awake.sh Stops all running caffeinate processes. **Usage:** ```bash ./stop_awake.sh ``` ## Aliases After sourcing `.zshrc`, the following aliases are available: - `keep-awake` - Equivalent to `./keep_awake.sh` - `stop-awake` - Equivalent to `./stop_awake.sh` ## Manual caffeinate commands You can also use caffeinate directly: ```bash # Keep display awake for 1 hour caffeinate -u -t 3600 & # Keep display awake indefinitely (until process is killed) caffeinate -u & # Kill caffeinate processes pkill caffeinate ``` ## Best Practices 1. Always use `keep_awake.sh` or `keep-awake` alias before starting work sessions 2. Use `stop_awake.sh` or `stop-awake` alias when work is complete to restore normal energy saving 3. Specify appropriate durations to balance productivity with energy efficiency 4. Default 60-minute duration is suitable for most work sessions