# 

if ! plymouth --ping > /dev/null 2>&1
then
	return
fi

log_daemon_msg_post () {
	# Starting/Stopping a daemon
	/bin/plymouth update --status="[start]${@}" || true
}

log_begin_msg_post () {
	/bin/plymouth update --status="[...]${@}" || true
}

log_action_msg_post () {
	# Log an atomic action
	/bin/plymouth update --status="[info]${@}" || true
}

log_action_begin_msg_post () {
	/bin/plymouth update --status="[...]${@}" || true
}

log_end_msg_post () {
	# End of daemon. The status value is written after the text (e.g. [status]255, so we can choose GOOD, WARN or FAIL.
	/bin/plymouth update --status="[status]${@}" || true
}

log_action_end_msg_post () {
	# Log the end of an action
	local end
	end="${2:-}"
	if [ $1 -eq 0 ]; then
		/bin/plymouth update --status="[done]${end}" || true
	else
		/bin/plymouth update --status="[fail]${end}" || true
	fi
}