Run scripts after theme fully changed

[avi12]

Describe the enhancement or feature you'd like
Run the script after the theme has fully been changed

Describe alternatives you've considered
Toggling the theme manually, waiting until the pixels turn to the other side, and then doing the other task

Additional context
I wish to automate changing the theme to light and then putting the computer to sleep. This is to avoid the theme change as the computer wakes up, which lags it
I discovered custom scripts yesterday, but the script executes as soon as I toggle the theme to light, which doesn't prevent the lag

[Spiritreader]

Toggling the theme manually, waiting until the pixels turn to the other side, and then doing the other task

That is not possible because we don't have any telemtry over the theme switch.
We instruct Windows to set the theme and after that it's out of ADM's hands.
IThemeManager2 returns after it successfully received a switch call, not after the theme switch is fully complete.

If you want an execution delay you need to program it into your script.

[Armin2208]

You could put an sleep timer to your custom script

[avi12]

Indeed
Funny thing, I can't figure out how to properly restart ADM's service

[Armin2208]

AutoDarkModeShell.exe has a --restart argument

[avi12]

The following scripts.yaml gets the job done:

# https://github.com/AutoDarkMode/Windows-Auto-Night-Mode/wiki/How-to-add-custom-scripts
Enabled: true
Component:
  Scripts:
    - Name: Sleep
      Command: cmd
      ArgsLight:
        - /C
        - 'timeout 10 && rundll32 powrprof.dll,SetSuspendState 0,1,0'

However, you need to make sure to run the following command in an admin CMD window:

powercfg -hibernate off

As Armin2208 mentioned, run the following to register the script:

%LocalAppData%\Programs\AutoDarkMode\AutoDarkModeShell --restart

[avi12]

I updated the script to use PowerShell

# https://github.com/AutoDarkMode/Windows-Auto-Night-Mode/wiki/How-to-add-custom-scripts
Enabled: true
Component:
  Scripts:
    - Name: Sleep
      Command: pwsh
      TimeoutMillis: 11000
      AllowedSources: [Manual]
      ArgsLight:
        - -Command
        - '$date = Get-Date; if ($date.Hour -le 4 -or $date.Hour -ge 22) { Start-Sleep 10; rundll32 powrprof.dll,SetSuspendState 0,1,0 }'