RealTimeClock with Display /Computer ID:6

-- Step 1: Wrap the monitor peripheral
local side = "left"  -- Replace with the side the monitor is attached to
local monitor = peripheral.wrap(side)

-- Check if the monitor is wrapped successfully
if not monitor then
    print("Error: No monitor found on the specified side: " .. side)
    return
end

-- Set text scale and redirection
local clockTextScale = 2  -- Adjusted text scale for clock screen
local titleTextScale = 2  -- Text scale for "Real Time" title
local songSelectorTextScale = 2  -- Adjust text scale for song selector
monitor.setTextScale(clockTextScale)
term.redirect(monitor)

-- Function to get the current time as a table
local function getRealTime()
    local time = os.date("*t")
    return {hour = time.hour, min = time.min}
end

-- Function to display the time centered on the monitor
local function displayTime()
    local currentTime = getRealTime()
    local monitorWidth, monitorHeight = monitor.getSize()

    -- Calculate text position for centering
    local text = string.format("%02d:%02d", currentTime.hour, currentTime.min)
    local textWidth = #text * clockTextScale
    local xPos = math.floor((monitorWidth - textWidth) / 2) + 4
    local yPos = math.floor((monitorHeight - 1) / 2)  -- Center vertically

    -- Clear screen and display time
    monitor.clear()
    monitor.setCursorPos(xPos, yPos)
    monitor.setTextColor(colors.orange)
    monitor.write(text)

    -- Display "Real Time" title
    local title = "Real Time"
    local titleWidth = #title * titleTextScale
    local titleXPos = math.floor((monitorWidth - titleWidth) / 2) + 6
    monitor.setCursorPos(titleXPos, 1)
    monitor.setTextColor(colors.red)
    monitor.setTextScale(titleTextScale)
    monitor.write(title)
end

-- Function to display the song selector on the monitor
local function displaySongSelector()
    monitor.setTextScale(songSelectorTextScale)
    monitor.clear()
    monitor.setCursorPos(1, 1)
    monitor.setTextColor(colors.white)
    monitor.write("Select a song:")

    -- Display touch indicator to switch back to clock
    monitor.setCursorPos(monitor.getWidth() - 2, monitor.getHeight() - 1)
    monitor.setTextColor(colors.yellow)
    monitor.write(">>")  -- Double angle bracket pointing right

    local yOffset = 2
    for i, song in ipairs(songs) do
        monitor.setCursorPos(1, i + yOffset)
        monitor.write(i .. ". " .. song)
    end
end

-- List of songs
local songs = {
    "Anarchy",
    "Daisuki",
    "FriendlyCreatures",
    "PsychoHead",
    "Psychosocial",
    "seila",
    "SunnyDay",
    "WhiteNight"
}

-- Function to get user input
local function getUserSelection()
    print("Enter the number of the song to play:")
    local choice = tonumber(read())
    if choice and choice >= 1 and choice <= #songs then
        return songs[choice]
    else
        print("Invalid selection. Please try again.")
        return getUserSelection()
    end
end

-- Main loop to continuously update and display the time, unless screen is touched
while true do
    displayTime()
    local event, side, xPos, yPos = os.pullEvent("monitor_touch")

    if xPos >= monitor.getWidth() - 2 and yPos == monitor.getHeight() - 1 then
        -- Switch to song selector screen
        displaySongSelector()
        local selectedSong = getUserSelection()
        print("You selected: " .. selectedSong)
        -- Send the selection to the network
        rednet.open("back")  -- Adjust the side as necessary
        rednet.broadcast(selectedSong)
        print("Song selection sent to network.")
        sleep(2)  -- Delay to see the selection before returning to clock display
    end
end