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Remove installation related stuff from envsetup.sh.

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sudo access is not guaranteed, so why bother?
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staticsafe 2013-08-02 17:38:38 -04:00
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Environment setup redone in bash, because using call in Python is lame
# Basic requirements - bash, sudo (Also make sure your user has sudo privileges!)
# Basic requirements - bash, git
# a die function as always
die() {
@ -11,37 +10,13 @@ die() {
# Some variable(s)
userdistro="NULL"
repo="git://github.com/staticsafe/dotfiles.git"
portpath="/opt/local/bin/port" # This is the default install directory for the MacPorts port binary, you may find this useful.
# Lets get this party on the road, shall we?
sudocheck() {
hash sudo &>/dev/null || die 'sudo does not exist, exiting'
printf '%s\n' "sudo check : PASSED"
}
distrocheck() {
hash apt-get &>/dev/null && userdistro="Debian" # For Debian based distros.
hash yum &>/dev/null && userdistro="Fedora" # For RHEL/CentOS/Fedora
hash pacman &>/dev/null && userdistro="Arch" # For Arch Linux
hash pkg_add &>/dev/null && userdistro="FreeBSD" # For FreeBSD
}
installpackages() {
if [[ "$userdistro" == "Debian" ]]; then
sudo apt-get install --assume-yes vim zsh tmux git subversion mercurial most python-pip
elif [[ "$userdistro" == "Fedora" ]]; then
sudo yum install -y vim zsh tmux git subversion mercurial most python-pip
elif [[ "$userdistro" == "Arch" ]]; then
sudo pacman --noconfirm -S vim zsh tmux git mercurial subversion most python-pip
elif [[ "$userdistro" == "FreeBSD" && $(uname -s) == "FreeBSD" ]]; then
sudo pkg_add -r vim zsh tmux git subversion mercurial most py27-pip
else
printf '%s\n' "Your distro's package manager is not supported in this script, continuing with changing shell & linking dotfiles."
fi
gitcheck() {
hash git &>/dev/null || die 'git does not exist, exiting'
printf '%s\n' "git check : PASSED"
}
changeshell() {
@ -56,32 +31,28 @@ changeshell() {
linkfiles() {
#find ~/dev/dotfiles -type f -name ".*" -execdir ln -s -f {}
# --target-directory=$HOME \; # removed until I can figure out the issue
ln -sf ~/dev/dotfiles/.zshrc $HOME/
ln -sf ~/dev/dotfiles/.vimrc $HOME/
ln -sf ~/dev/dotfiles/.tmux.conf $HOME/
ln -sf ~/dev/dotfiles/.conkyrc $HOME/
ln -sf ~/dev/dotfiles/.zsh $HOME/
ln -sf ~/dev/dotfiles/.vim $HOME/
ln -sf ~/dotfiles/.zshrc $HOME/
ln -sf ~/dotfiles/.vimrc $HOME/
ln -sf ~/dotfiles/.tmux.conf $HOME/
ln -sf ~/dotfiles/.conkyrc $HOME/
ln -sf ~/dotfiles/.zsh $HOME/
ln -sf ~/dotfiles/.vim $HOME/
touch ~/.zhistory
}
getdotfiles() {
if [[ -d ~/dev/dotfiles ]]; then
cd ~/dev/dotfiles
if [[ -d ~/dotfiles ]]; then
cd ~/dotfiles
git pull
linkfiles
else
mkdir ~/dev
cd ~/dev
cd
git clone $repo
linkfiles
fi
}
sudocheck
distrocheck
installpackages
gitcheck
changeshell
getdotfiles
exec zsh