Initial commit for play.sh script:

- Create play.sh script to play an alarm sound with increasing volume using the mpv player.
- The script iterates through different volume levels (20 to 100 in increments of 10).
- Utilize pkill to terminate any previous mpv processes before starting a new one.
- Incorporate comments for script header, loop, and process handling.
- Add wait command to ensure the completion of each mpv process before starting the next one.
- Created: 06.02.2024
- Description: Script to play an alarm sound with increasing volume.

play.sh

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+#!/data/data/com.termux/files/usr/bin/zsh
+#
+# Alarm Volume Increase Script
+#
+# This script plays an alarm sound with increasing volume using the mpv player.
+# It iterates through different volume levels, starting from 20 and increasing by 10 until reaching 100.
+
+# Header information
+# Created: 06.02.2024
+# Description: Script to play an alarm sound with increasing volume.
+
+# Loop to play the alarm sound with increasing volume
+for ((volume = 20; volume <= 100; volume += 10)); do 
+  echo "Current volume: $volume"
+  
+  # Terminate any previous mpv processes
+  /system/bin/pkill mpv
+  
+  # Start the new mpv process with the specified volume
+  /data/data/com.termux/files/usr/bin/mpv --replaygain=track --volume="$volume" /data/scripts/your-new-morning-alarm.ogg &
+
+  # Wait for the completion of the current mpv process before starting the next one
+  wait
+done
+
+# End of the script
+