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#/bin/bash
# Preamble
BOLD="\e[1m"
RED="\e[31m"
BLUE="\e[94m"
GREEN="\e[32m"
YELLOW="\e[33m"
ENDCOLOR="\e[0m"
TITLE="\e[4m"
TICK="[$GREEN+$ENDCOLOR] "
TICK_MOVE="[$GREEN~>$ENDCOLOR]"
TICK_BACKUP="[$GREEN<~~$ENDCOLOR] "
TICK_INPUT="[$YELLOW!$ENDCOLOR] "
TICK_ERROR="[$RED!$ENDCOLOR] "
TAB="--"
CONFIG_PATH=~/.config/autodeploy
HOST_CONFIG_PATH=~/.config/autodeploy/$(hostname)_config/
BACKUP_DIR=$HOST_CONFIG_PATH"backup/"
FILE_LOG=$HOST_CONFIG_PATH$(hostname)_files.log
remote_repo="http://iroh.int/Graham/ConfigFiles.git"
user=$(hostname)
selected_config=$HOST_CONFIG_PATH
#
# Prints usage information
#
usage() {
echo -e $GREEN"-------------------------------------------------------------------"$ENDCOLOR
echo -e $GREEN"*** $BLUE AutoDeploy - A pure bash configuration management tool$GREEN ***"$ENDCOLOR
echo -e $GREEN"-------------------------------------------------------------------"$ENDCOLOR
echo -e "
$BLUE Usage:
autodeploy -h
autodeploy -e [apps|config|files]
$BLUE Options:
$GREEN -h$BLUE Show this [h]elp screen.
$GREEN-l$BLUE [L]ist available configuration files
$GREEN-p$BLUE [P]ush files to remote repository
$GREEN-g$BLUE [G]et files from the remote repository
$GREEN-c$BLUE [C]ollect configuration files on the local file system and prepare them for a remote push (-p)
$GREEN-f$BLUE Re-run [f]irst time setup
$GREEN-a$BLUE [I]nstalls applications found in autodeploy_apps.conf
$GREEN-b$BLUE [B]acks up files defined in autodeploy_files.conf
$GREEN-m$BLUE [M]oves dotfiles defined in autodeploy_files.conf to their correct locations on the local machine
$GREEN-e <File> $BLUE[E]dits autodeploy's configuration files
--moored Moored (anchored) mine.
--drifting Drifting mine.
"
exit 0
}
clear
first_setup(){
# This function is run if the the directory ~/.config/autodeploy is not detected
# It handles creating the configuration directory, establishing the git repository for configuration files, and initializing
# the ~/.config/autodeploy/ as a git repository
echo -e $TICK$GREEN"Running first time setup"$ENDCOLOR
echo -e $TICK$GREEN"Creating Configuration Files in $BLUE~/.config/autodeploy/ "$ENDCOLOR
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mkdir -p ~/.config/autodeploy/
echo -e $TICK$GREEN"Enter your remote git repository URL"$ENDCOLOR
echo -e $TICK$GREEN"For example: $BLUE"https://github.com/grahamhelton/DotFiles""$ENDCOLOR
echo -e -n $TICK_INPUT$GREEN"Enter Remote Repository URL: $YELLOW"
read remote_repo
echo -e $NOCOLOR$TICK$GREEN"Setting Remote Repository to: $YELLOW$remote_repo "
#. ~/.config/autodeploy/autodeploy_config.conf
cd $CONFIG_PATH
git init #> /dev/null 2>&1;
git remote add origin $remote_repo #> /dev/null 2>&1;
git checkout -b main #> /dev/null 2>&1;
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}
get_posture(){
# This function is used to determine if the current system has the required dependencies to run AutoDeploy
# Change to wget -q --spider $remote_repo then check for return code with $?
if ping -c 1 8.8.8.8 > /dev/null 2>&1; then
echo -e $TICK"Internet Connectivity Detected"$ENDCOLOR
internet=True
else
echo -e $RED"Internet Connectivity Not Detected"$ENDCOLOR
internet=false
fi
if apt help install -h > /dev/null 2>&1; then
echo -e $TICK"APT is installed"$ENDCOLOR
apt=true
else
echo -e $RED"APT is NOT installed"$ENDCOLOR
apt=false
fi
}
install_apps(){
# This function is responsible for installing any applications (using apt) defined in ~/.config/autodeploy/autodeploy_apps.conf
echo -e $TICK$BLUE"Please input SUDO password"$ENDCOLOR
# Runs sudo apt update and upgrade
echo -e $TICK$GREEN"Running apt update and apt upgrade..."$ENDCOLOR ; sudo apt update > /dev/null 2>&1 && sudo apt upgrade -y > /dev/null 2>&1
echo -e $TICK$GREEN"Installing applications from $BLUE$CONFIG_PATH/autodeploy_apps.conf"$ENDCOLOR
# Install each application listed in $CONFIG_PATH/autodeploy_apps
grep -v '^#' $CONFIG_PATH/autodeploy_apps.conf | while read -r line; do
echo -e $TICK$GREEN"Installing $BLUE$line"$ENDCOLOR
sudo apt install $line -y > /dev/null 2>&1 #| grep -A 1 "NEW packages" | grep -v "NEW packages"
done
echo -e $TICK$GREEN"Applications installed."$ENDCOLOR
}
list_configs(){
# Lists the config files found in ~/.config/autodeploy/*.conf
echo -e $TICK$GREEN"Listing configs found in $BLUE$CONFIG_PATH"$ENDCOLOR
echo -e -n $BLUE
ls $CONFIG_PATH | grep "_config$"
}
collect_files(){
# Pulls files from the remote repository and checks to see if the configuration path already exists
git -C $CONFIG_PATH pull origin main --allow-unrelated-histories > /dev/null 2>&1
# Check if the configuration path already exists
echo -e $TICK$GREEN"Moving files"$ENDCOLOR
if test -d $HOST_CONFIG_PATH;then
echo -e $TICK$GREEN"Creating files in$BLUE$CONFIG_PATH/$(hostname)_config"$ENDCOLOR
else
mkdir -p $HOST_CONFIG_PATH
echo -e $TICK$GREEN"Creating files in$BLUE$CONFIG_PATH/$(hostname)_config"$ENDCOLOR
fi
# Copy each line in $CONFIG_PATH/autodeploy_files.conf to $HOST_CONFIG_PATH
cd $HOME
while read line; do
# Copies all files listed in $HOST_CONFIG_PATH/autodeploy_files.conf recursively, verbosely, and forcefully to the staging area. Filters out un-needed lines, and logs them to $hostname_files.log
cp -rvf --parents $line $HOST_CONFIG_PATH | grep "^'" | awk '{print $1}' | sed "s/'//g" | sed 's@'"$HOME"'@$HOME@' >> $HOST_CONFIG_PATH/$(hostname)_files.log
# Going to need to add sorting somewhere in here because this log will keep growing
echo -e $TICK_MOVE$GREEN" Copied $BLUE$line$GREEN to $BLUE$HOST_CONFIG_PATH"$ENDCOLOR
done < $HOST_CONFIG_PATH/autodeploy_files.conf | grep -v "^#"
cd $CONFIG_PATH
echo -e $TICK$GREEN"Configuration files saved to $BLUE$HOST_CONFIG_PATH$GREEN. Files can be pushed to $BLUE$remote_repo$GREEN with$BLUE autodeploy -p$GREEN"$ENDCOLOR
}
edit_files() {
# Edit configuration files in $CONFIG_PATH
if [ $OPTARG = "apps" ];then
"${EDITOR:-vi}" $CONFIG_PATH/autodeploy_apps.conf
elif [ $OPTARG = "config" ];then
"${EDITOR:-vi}" $CONFIG_PATH/autodeploy_config.conf
elif [ $OPTARG = "files" ];then
"${EDITOR:-vi}" $CONFIG_PATH/autodeploy_files.conf
else
usage
fi
}
move_dev(){
if [ -z "$2" ];then
echo -e $TICK$GREEN"No arguments supplied, using configuration in $BLUE$HOST_CONFIG_PATH"$ENDCOLOR
collect_files
else
select_config "$@"
fi
}
select_config(){
echo -e $TICK_ERROR$YELLOW"Please specify the name of the config file you wish to use"$ENDCOLOR
selected_config=$2
if test -d "$CONFIG_PATH/$selected_config";then
echo -e $TICK$GREEN"$selected_config selected"
distribute_files
else
list_configs
fi
}
check_git(){
# Check if the autodeploy configuration files are are in the current repo. If not, creates them
if ! test -f "$CONFIG_PATH/autodeploy_files.conf";then
echo -e $TICK$GREEN"Config file not found, generating base configuration..."$ENDCOLOR
echo -e "config_name=$(hostname)" > $CONFIG_PATH/autodeploy_config.conf
# Add $remote_repo to autodeploy_config
echo -e "$remote_repo" >> $CONFIG_PATH/autodeploy_config.conf
# Add default applications to autodeploy_apps
echo -e "curl\nneovim\nzsh" > $CONFIG_PATH/autodeploy_apps.conf
# Add default dot files to autodeploy_files.conf
echo -e ".tmux.conf" > $CONFIG_PATH/autodeploy_files.conf
fi
}
get_files(){
# pulls files from origin
cd $CONFIG_PATH
git -C $CONFIG_PATH pull origin main --allow-unrelated-histories # > /dev/null 2>&1; # Figure out how to check if repo exists
check_git
echo -e $TICK$GREEN"Pull complete"$ENDCOLOR
}
remote_push(){
# Commit and push files to $remote_repo
cd $CONFIG_PATH
echo -e $TICK$GREEN"Adding Files"$ENDCOLOR
git add .
echo -e $TICK$GREEN"Commiting"$ENDCOLOR
git commit -m "Autodeploy from $(hostname) on $(date)"
echo -e $TICK$GREEN"Pushing"$ENDCOLOR
git push -u origin main
}
backup_old(){
# Backs up all the files that will be overwritten by autodeploy
mkdir -p $HOST_CONFIG_PATH"backup"
while read line; do
echo -e $TICK_BACKUP$GREEN"Backing up $BLUE$line$GREEN to $BLUE$BACKUP_DIR"
cp -rf $HOME/$line $BACKUP_DIR > /dev/null 2>&1;
done < $CONFIG_PATH/autodeploy_files.conf # Fix
}
new_client(){
# Pulles files from origin,
get_files
collect_files
install_apps
}
distribute_files(){
# Places files defined in autodeploy_file.conf to the correct location in the file system
backup_old
cd $CONFIG_PATH/$selected_config
# Need an odd for loop syntax because zsh handles file globs differently than bash
for f in .[!.]* *; do
echo -e $TICK_MOVE$GREEN"Copying $BLUE$f$GREEN to $BLUE$HOME"
cp -rf $f $HOME # Going to need to figure out a way to move all files except for the backup folder
done
}
main(){
# Check if this is the first time autodeploy is being ran
echo -e $selected_config
if !(test -d $CONFIG_PATH);then
first_setup
echo -e $NOCOLOR$TICK$GREEN"First time setup complete, use$BLUE autodeploy -f $GREEN to rerun first time setup"
fi
if [ $# -eq 0 ]; then
usage
fi
# Process command line arugments
while getopts "d n m c p s f a b l :e:" o; do
case "${o}" in
l)
c=${OPTARG}
echo -e $TICK$GREEN$TITLE"Listing available configuration files"$ENDCOLOR
list_configs
;;
e)
e=${OPTARG}
echo -e $TICK$GREEN$TITLE"Editing Files"$ENDCOLOR
edit_files
;;
p)
c=${OPTARG}
echo -e $TICK$BLUE"Push config to $remote_repo"$ENDCOLOR
remote_push
;;
g)
g=${OPTARG}
echo -e $TICK$GREEN"Getting config from $BLUE$remote_repo"$ENDCOLOR
get_files
;;
c)
c=${OPTARG}
echo -e $TICK$GREEN"Collecting config files and storing them in $BLUE$HOST_CONFIG_PATH"$ENDCOLOR
collect_files
;;
f)
f=${OPTARG}
echo -e $TICK$BLUE"Re-running first time setup"$ENDCOLOR
;;
a)
a=${OPTARG}
echo -e $TICK$BLUE"Installing applications"$ENDCOLOR
install_apps
;;
b)
b=${OPTARG}
echo -e $TICK$BLUE"Backing up current dotfiles to $BACKUP_DIR"$ENDCOLOR
backup_old
;;
m)
m=${OPTARG}
echo -e $BOLD$BLUE"Move files to correct locations"$ENDCOLOR
echo -e $GREEN$BOLD"---------------------------------------"$ENDCOLOR
distribute_files
;;
n)
n=${OPTARG}
echo -e $BOLD$BLUE"Running full new client install"$ENDCOLOR
echo -e $GREEN$BOLD"---------------------------------------"$ENDCOLOR
new_client
;;
d)
d=${OPTARG}
echo -e $BOLD$BLUE"Running move dev"$ENDCOLOR
echo -e $OPTARG
echo -e $GREEN$BOLD"---------------------------------------"$ENDCOLOR
move_dev "$@"
;;
?)
usage
;;
esac
done
}
# Run main funciton and pass it command line arguments
main "$@"