dotfiles VS Termux_url_opener_all_in_one_downloader

I'm new to go and wrote my first small application in it the other day, here (feedback welcome, though not the main purpose of the thread). It's a decimal clock, so it displays the current time in a format where there are 10 hours in a day, 100 minutes in an hour and 100 seconds in a minute.

Is the init system even relevant here? I just have caps:swapescape as one of my xkb_options in my sway input config. Line 46 here.

Python script: https://github.com/bboymega/Termux_url_opener_all_in_one_downloader

Noob here. Know little of bash,only learnt c++ in highschool. So a simple bash script I found here was based on if-else and user input. link

The original script I started messing with is at https://github.com/bboymega/Termux_url_opener_all_in_one_downloader - which used a lot of if and fi and else.

I am using phone A as a media center (running Kodi) and phone B to control it. Both have Termux and can successfully connect to each other via SSH. I would like to send a URL (YouTube mainly) from phone B to phone A so that phone A will play it. For this I modified the amazing All-in-one Download Script for Termux URL Opener ( https://github.com/M3GABOY/Termux_url_opener_all_in_one_downloader) as follows: