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#!/usr/local/bin/bash
#
# FILE : dotfiles.core/new-account-setup.sh
# TARGET: none
# AUTHOR: tgwil
#
# This script sets up a new account. As this is the dotfiles.core
# installer, only things which apply to every account are done here.
#
# This installer assumes that the dotfiles.core repository has been
# cloned into the $HOME directory under the name 'dotfiles.core'. It
# should be cloned and run this way for every new user.
# Messages passed to the user by this script are in 8-char columns.
#Created:
#Removed:
#Moved :
#Skipped:
#
#ERROR :
#WARNING:
#INFO :
#
#File :
#Dir :
#Symlink:
########################################################################
## Setup
########################################################################
# Return to home
cd
# Set script output colors
GREEN="\e[32m"
YELLOW="\e[33m"
WARN="\e[1;31m"
ENDCOLOR="\e[0m"
# Startup message
echo "### Starting dotfiles.core installation... ###"
########################################################################
## Put files into place
########################################################################
# File placement function
place_file () {
file=$1
target=$2
if [[ -e $target ]]; then
echo -e \
"${WARN}WARNING: File : ${target} already exists!" \
"[A]bort, [D]elete, [R]eplace, [S]kip: ${ENDCOLOR}"
invalid_selection=0
while
# The following echo fixes read's annoying newline that
# messes up my nice script formatting. It sends cursor back
# to the "target already exists" line.
# \033[1A moves up to previous line.
# \033[1000C moves to the last column in the line up to 1000.
echo -en "\033[1A\033[1000C"
read -n1 selection
case $selection in
"a"|"A")
echo "INFO : Abort!"
exit 0;;
"d"|"D")
rm -fv $target
echo -e "${YELLOW}Removed: File : ${target}${ENDCOLOR}"
ln -s $file $target
echo -e "${GREEN}Created: Symlink: ${target} -> ${file}${ENDCOLOR}"
return 0;;
"r"|"R")
mv -f $target $target.bak
echo -e "${YELLOW}Moved : File : ${target} to ${target}.bak${ENDCOLOR}"
ln -s $file $target
echo -e "${GREEN}Created: Symlink: ${target} -> ${file}${ENDCOLOR}"
return 0;;
"s"|"S")
echo -e "${YELLOW}Skipped: File : ${target}${ENDCOLOR}"
return 0;;
*)
echo -e "${WARN}ERROR : Invalid selection, try again...${ENDCOLOR}"
invalid_selection=1;;
esac
[[ $invalid_selection==1 ]]
do true; done
else
ln -s $file $target
echo -e "${GREEN}Created: File : ${target} -> ${file}${ENDCOLOR}"
fi
}
# Directory placement function
place_directory () {
target=$1
if [[ -d $target ]]; then
echo -e \
"${WARN}WARNING: Dir : ${target} already exists!" \
"[A]bort, [D]elete, [R]eplace, [S]kip: ${ENDCOLOR}"
invalid_selection=0
while
# The following echo fixes read's annoying newline that
# messes up my nice script formatting. It sends cursor back
# to the "target already exists" line.
# \033[1A moves up to previous line.
# \033[1000C moves to the last column in the line up to 1000.
echo -en "\033[1A\033[1000C"
read -n1 selection
case $selection in
"a"|"A")
echo "INFO : Abort!"
exit 0;;
"d"|"D")
rm -rf $target
echo -e "${YELLOW}Removed: Dir : ${target}${ENDCOLOR}"
mkdir -p $target
echo -e "${GREEN}Created: Dir : ${target}${ENDCOLOR}"
return 0;;
"r"|"R")
mv -f $target $target.bak
echo -e "${YELLOW}Moved : Dir : ${target} to ${target}.bak${ENDCOLOR}"
mkdir -p $target
echo -e "${GREEN}Created: Dir : ${target}${ENDCOLOR}"
return 0;;
"s"|"S")
echo -e "${YELLOW}Skipped: Dir : ${target}${ENDCOLOR}"
return 0;;
*)
echo -e "${WARN}ERROR : Invalid selection, try again...${ENDCOLOR}"
invalid_selection=1;;
esac
[[ $invalid_selection==1 ]]
do true; done
else
mkdir -p $target
echo -e "${GREEN}Created: Dir : ${target}${ENDCOLOR}"
fi
}
# Create user dir skeleton
place_directory $HOME/bin
# Bash Configuration
place_file $HOME/dotfiles.core/home/.bash_profile $HOME/.bash_profile
place_file $HOME/dotfiles.core/home/.bashrc $HOME/.bashrc
place_file $HOME/dotfiles.core/home/.bash_aliases $HOME/.bash_aliases
# GPG Configuration
place_directory $HOME/.gnupg/
place_file $HOME/dotfiles.core/home/.gnupg/gpg-agent.conf $HOME/.gnupg/gpg-agent.conf
# Git configuration
place_file $HOME/dotfiles.core/home/.gitconfig $HOME/.gitconfig
echo -e "${WARN}WARNING: ~/.gitconfig.local should be placed manually${ENDCOLOR}"
# Common Lisp SBCL Configuration
place_file $HOME/dotfiles.core/home/.sbclrc $HOME/.sbclrc
place_directory $HOME/lisp
# Install Quicklisp
if [[ ! -d $HOME/lisp/quicklisp ]]; then
curl -o /tmp/ql.lisp http://beta.quicklisp.org/quicklisp.lisp
sbcl --no-sysinit --no-userinit --load /tmp/ql.lisp \
--eval '(quicklisp-quickstart:install :path "~/lisp/quicklisp")' \
--quit \
> /dev/null # minimize output
echo -e "${GREEN}INFO : Installed Quicklisp${ENDCOLOR}"
else
echo -e "${YELLOW}Skipped: Quicklisp. Already installed${ENDCOLOR}"
fi
########################################################################
## END OF SCRIPT
########################################################################
echo -e "INFO : Installation completed: dotfiles.core"
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