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Bash Reference Manual: http://www.gnu.org/software/bash/manual/bashref.html
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Bash Guide for Beginners: http://www.tldp.org/LDP/Bash-Beginners-Guide/html/Bash-Beginners-Guide.html
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Advanced Bash-Scripting Guide: http://www.tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/abs-guide.html
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GNU coding standards: http://www.gnu.org/prep/standards/standards.html
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SCRIPT_VARS = ( NAME VERSION DATE DESCRIPTION LICENSE HOMEPAGE SYNOPSIS OPTIONS ) (read-only)
List of variables defined by the caller script used to build all informational strings.
These are all RECOMMENDED.
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USAGE_VARS = ( NAME VERSION DATE DESCRIPTION_USAGE SYNOPSIS_USAGE OPTIONS_USAGE ) (read-only)
List of variables defined by the caller script used to build the 'usage' string (common option
--usage
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USAGE_SUFFIX = "_USAGE"
Suffix used to build some of the
USAGE_VARS
variable names ; it is stripped to fallback over "classic" variable. -
VERSION_VARS = ( NAME VERSION DATE DESCRIPTION COPYRIGHT LICENSE HOMEPAGE SOURCES ADDITIONAL_INFO ) (read-only)
List of variables defined by the caller script used to build the 'version' string (common option
--version
).@see: http://www.gnu.org/prep/standards/standards.html#g_t_002d_002dversion
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MANPAGE_VARS = ( NAME VERSION DATE DESCRIPTION_MANPAGE SYNOPSIS_MANPAGE OPTIONS_MANPAGE EXAMPLES_MANPAGE EXIT_STATUS_MANPAGE FILES_MANPAGE ENVIRONMENT_MANPAGE COPYRIGHT_MANPAGE HOMEPAGE_MANPAGE BUGS_MANPAGE AUTHOR_MANPAGE SEE_ALSO_MANPAGE ) (read-only)
List of variables defined by the caller script used to build the 'manpage' string (common option
--manpage
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MANPAGE_SUFFIX = "_MANPAGE"
Suffix used to build some of the
USAGE_VARS
variable names ; it is stripped to fallback over "classic" variable. -
LIB_FLAGS = ( VERBOSE QUIET DEBUG INTERACTIVE FORCED ) (read-only)
List of variables defined as global flags ; they are enabled/disabled by common options.
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INTERACTIVE = DEBUG = VERBOSE = QUIET = FORCED = DRYRUN = false
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WORKINGDIR =
pwd
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COLOR_VARS = ( COLOR_LIGHT COLOR_DARK COLOR_INFO COLOR_NOTICE COLOR_WARNING COLOR_ERROR COLOR_COMMENT ) (read-only)
List of variables defined by the library as "common colors" names.
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USEROS = "$(uname)" (read-only)
Current running operating system name.
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LINUX_OS = ( Linux FreeBSD OpenBSD SunOS ) (read-only)
List of Linux-like OSs.
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USERSHELL = "$SHELL" (read-only)
Path of the shell currently in use (value of the global
$SHELL
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SHELLVERSION = "$BASH_VERSION" (read-only)
Version number of current shell in use (value of the global
$BASH_VERSION
variable).
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E_ERROR=90
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E_OPTS=81
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E_CMD=82
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E_PATH=83
Error codes in Bash must return an exit code between 0 and 255.
In the library, to be conform with C/C++ programs, we will try to use codes from 80 to 120
(error codes in C/C++ begin at 64 but the recent evolutions of Bash reserved codes 64 to 78).
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LIB_FILENAME_DEFAULT = "piwi-bash-library" (read-only)
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LIB_NAME_DEFAULT = "piwibashlib" (read-only)
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LIB_LOGFILE = "piwibashlib.log" (read-only)
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LIB_TEMPDIR = "tmp" (read-only)
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LIB_SYSHOMEDIR = "${HOME}/.piwi-bash-library/" (read-only)
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LIB_SYSCACHEDIR = "${LIB_SYSHOMEDIR}/cache/" (read-only)
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COMMON_OPTIONS_ALLOWED = "fhiqvVx-:"
List of default common short options.
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COMMON_OPTIONS_ALLOWED_MASK : REGEX mask that matches all common short options
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COMMON_LONG_OPTIONS_ALLOWED="working-dir:,working-directory:,force,help,interactive,log:,logfile:,quiet,verbose,version,debug,dry-run,libvers,man,usage"
List of default common long options.
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COMMON_LONG_OPTIONS_ALLOWED_MASK : REGEX mask that matches all common long options
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OPTIONS_ALLOWED | LONG_OPTIONS_ALLOWED : to be defined by the script
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COMMON_SYNOPSIS COMMON_SYNOPSIS_ACTION COMMON_SYNOPSIS_ERROR COMMON_SYNOPSIS_MANPAGE COMMON_SYNOPSIS_ACTION_MANPAGE COMMON_SYNOPSIS_ERROR_MANPAGE (read-only)
Default values for synopsis strings (final fallback).
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OPTIONS_ADDITIONAL_INFOS_MANPAGE (read-only)
Information string about command line options how-to
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COMMON_OPTIONS_MANPAGE (read-only)
Information string about common script options
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COMMON_OPTIONS_USAGE (read-only)
Raw information string about common script options
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COMMON_OPTIONS_FULLINFO_MANPAGE (read-only)
Concatenation of COMMON_OPTIONS_MANPAGE & OPTIONS_ADDITIONAL_INFOS_MANPAGE
- LOREMIPSUM (844 chars.) , LOREMIPSUM_SHORT (446 chars.) , LOREMIPSUM_MULTILINE (861 chars. / 5 lines) (read-only)
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LIB_NAME LIB_VERSION LIB_DATE LIB_VCSVERSION LIB_VCSVERSION LIB_COPYRIGHT LIB_LICENSE_TYPE LIB_LICENSE_URL LIB_SOURCES_URL (read-only)
Library internal setup
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get_system_info ()
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get_machine_name ()
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get_path ()
read current PATH values as human readable string
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add_path ( path )
add a path to global environment PATH
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get_script_path ( script = $0 )
get the full real path of a script directory (passed as argument) or from current executed script
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get_date ( timestamp = NOW )
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get_ip ()
this will load current IP address in USERIP & USERISP
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file_exists ( file_path )
test if a file, link or directory exists in the file-system
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is_file ( file_path )
test if a file exists in the file-system and is a 'true' file
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is_dir ( file_path )
test if a file exists in the file-system and is a directory
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is_link ( file_path )
test if a file exists in the file-system and is a symbolic link
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is_executable ( file_path )
test if a file or link exists in the file-system and has executable rights
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get_extension ( path = $0 )
retrieve a file extension
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get_filename ( path = $0 )
isolate a file name without dir & extension
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get_basename ( path = $0 )
isolate a file name
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get_dirname ( path = $0 )
isolate a file directory name
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get_absolute_path ( script = $0 )
get the real path of a script (passed as argument) or from current executed script
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/ realpath ( string )
alias of 'get_absolute_path'
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resolve ( path )
resolve a system path replacing '~' and '.'
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in_array ( item , $array[@] )
@return: 0 if item is found in array
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array_search ( item , $array[@] )
@return: the index of an array item, 0 based
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array_filter ( $array[@] )
@return: array with cleaned values
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string_length ( string )
@return: the number of characters in string
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/ strlen ( string )
alias of 'string_length'
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string_to_upper ( string )
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/ strtoupper ( string )
alias of 'string_to_upper'
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string_to_lower ( string )
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/ strtolower ( string )
alias of 'string_to_lower'
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upper_case_first ( string )
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/ ucfirst ( string )
alias of 'upper_case_first'
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MAX_LINE_LENGTH = 80 : default max line length for word wrap (integer)
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LINE_ENDING = n : default line ending character for word wrap
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word_wrap ( text )
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explode ( str , delim = ' ' )
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implode ( array[@] , delim = ' ' )
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explode_letters ( str )
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onoff_bit ( bool )
echoes 'on' if bool=true, 'off' if it is false
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is_numeric ( value )
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is_numeric_by_variable_name ( variable_name )
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is_array ( $array[*] )
this will (only for now) test if there 1 or more arguments passed and will therfore return '1' (false) for a single item array
echo "${tmpvar[*]}"
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is_array_by_variable_name ( variable_name )
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is_boolean ( value )
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is_boolean_by_variable_name ( variable_name )
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is_string ( value )
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is_string_by_variable_name ( variable_name )
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VCSVERSION
Variable used as version marker like
branch@commit_sha
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SCRIPT_VCS
VCS type of the script (only 'git' for now)
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get_version_string ( file_path = $0 , constant_name = VCSVERSION )
get the version string from a file_path
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get_version_sha ( get_version_string )
get last commit sha from a GIT version string
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get_version_branch ( get_version_string )
get the branch name from a GIT version string
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vcs_is_clone ( path = pwd , remote_url = null )
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vcs_get_branch ( path = pwd )
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vcs_get_commit ( path = pwd )
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vcs_get_version ( path = pwd )
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vcs_get_remote_version ( path = pwd , branch = HEAD )
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vcs_make_clone ( repository_url , target_dir = LIB_SYSCACHEDIR )
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vcs_update_clone ( target_dir )
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vcs_change_branch ( target_dir , branch = 'master' )
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CURRENT_GIT_CLONE_DIR
Environment variable to store current GIT clone directory
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git_is_clone ( path = pwd , remote_url = null )
check if a path, or
pwd
, is a git clone of a remote if 2nd argument is set -
git_get_branch ( path = pwd )
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git_get_commit ( path = pwd )
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git_get_version ( path = pwd )
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git_get_remote_version ( path = pwd , branch = HEAD )
get the last GIT commit SHA from the remote in branch
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git_make_clone ( repository_url , target_dir = LIB_SYSCACHEDIR )
create a git clone of a distant repository in CURRENT_GIT_CLONE_DIR
@env: clone directory is loaded in CURRENT_GIT_CLONE_DIR
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git_update_clone ( target_dir )
update a git clone
@param: target_dir: name of the clone in LIB_SYSCACHEDIR or full path of concerned clone
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git_change_branch ( target_dir , branch = 'master' )
change a git clone tracking branch
@param: target_dir: name of the clone in LIB_SYSCACHEDIR or full path of concerned clone
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LIBCOLORS = ( default black red green yellow blue magenta cyan grey white lightred lightgreen lightyellow lightblue lightmagenta lightcyan lightgrey ) (read-only)
Terminal colors table
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LIBTEXTOPTIONS = ( normal bold small underline blink reverse hidden ) (read-only)
Terminal text options table
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get_text_format_tag ( code )
echoes the terminal tag code for color: " 033[CODEm"
@param: code must be one of the library colors or text-options codes
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get_color_code ( name , background = false )
@param: name must be in LIBCOLORS
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get_color_tag ( name , background = false )
@param: name must be in LIBCOLORS
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get_text_option_code ( name )
@param: name must be in LIBTEXTOPTIONS
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get_text_option_tag ( name )
@param: name must be in LIBTEXTOPTIONS
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get_text_option_tag_close ( name )
@param: name must be in LIBTEXTOPTIONS
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colorize ( string , text_option , foreground , background )
echoes a colorized string ; all arguments are optional except
string
@param: text_option must be in LIBTEXTOPTIONS
@param: foreground must be in LIBCOLORS
@param: background must be in LIBCOLORS
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parse_color_tags ( "string with tags" )
parse in-text tags like:
... <bold>my text</bold> ... // "tag" in LIBTEXTOPTIONS ... <red>my text</red> ... // "tag" in LIBCOLORS ... <bgred>my text</bgred> ... // "tag" in LIBCOLORS, constructed as "bgTAG"
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strip_colors ( string )
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get_tempdir_path ( dirname = "LIB_TEMPDIR" )
creates a default temporary dir with fallback: first in current dir then in system '/tmp/'
the real temporary directory path is loaded in the global
TEMPDIR
@param: dirname The name of the directory to create (default is
tmp/
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get_tempfile_path ( filename , dirname = "LIB_TEMPDIR" )
this will echoes a unique new temporary file path
@param: filename The temporary filename to use
@param: dirname The name of the directory to create (default is
tmp/
) -
create_tempdir ( dirname = "LIB_TEMPDIR" )
this will create a temporary directory in the working directory with full rights
use this method to over-write an existing temporary directory
@param: dirname The name of the directory to create (default is
tmp/
) -
clear_tempdir ( dirname = "LIB_TEMPDIR" )
this will deletes the temporary directory
@param: dirname The name of the directory (default is
tmp/
) -
clear_tempfiles ( dirname = "LIB_TEMPDIR" )
this will deletes the temporary directory contents (not the directory itself)
@param: dirname The name of the directory (default is
tmp/
)
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get_log_filepath ()
creates a default placed log file with fallback: first in '/var/log' then in LIB_SYSHOMEDIR, finally in current dir
the real log file path is loaded in the global `LOGFILEPATH
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log ( message , type='' )
this will add an entry in LOGFILEPATH
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read_log ()
this will read the LOGFILEPATH content
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get_global_configfile ( file_name )
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get_user_configfile ( file_name )
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read_config ( file_name )
read a default placed config file with fallback: first in 'etc/' then in '~/'
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read_configfile ( file_path )
read a config file
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write_configfile ( file_path , array_keys , array_values )
array params must be passed as "array[@]" (no dollar sign)
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set_configval ( file_path , key , value )
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get_configval ( file_path , key )
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build_configstring ( array_keys , array_values )
params must be passed as "array[@]" (no dollar sign)
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verbose_mode ( 1/0 )
This enables or disables the "verbose" mode.
If it is enabled, the "quiet" mode is disabled.
@env: VERBOSE
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quiet_mode ( 1/0 )
This enables or disables the "quiet" mode.
If it is enabled, the "verbose" mode is disabled.
@env: QUIET
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debug_mode ( 1/0 )
This enables or disables the "debug" mode.
If it is enabled, the "verbose" mode is enabled too and the "quiet" mode is disabled.
@env: DEBUG
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interactive_mode ( 1/0 )
This enables or disables the "interactive" mode.
If it is enabled, the "forced" mode is disabled.
@env: INTERACTIVE
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forcing_mode ( 1/0 )
This enables or disables the "forced" mode.
If it is enabled, the "interactive" mode is disabled.
@env: INTERACTIVE
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dryrun_mode ( 1/0 )
This enables or disables the "dry-run" mode.
If it is enabled, the "interactive" and "forced" modes are disabled.
@env: DRYRUN
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set_working_directory ( path )
handles the '-d' option for instance
throws an error if 'path' does not exist
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set_log_filename ( path )
handles the '-l' option for instance
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ECHOCMD (read-only: 'builtin' or 'gnu')
Test if 'echo' is shell builtin or program
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_echo ( string )
echoes the string with the true 'echo -e' command
use this for colorization
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_necho ( string )
echoes the string with the true 'echo -en' command
use this for colorization and no new line
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prompt ( string , default = y , options = Y/n )
prompt user a string proposing different response options and selecting a default one
final user fill is loaded in USERRESPONSE
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selector_prompt ( list[@] , string , list_string , default = 1 )
prompt user a string proposing an indexed list of answers for selection and returns a valid result (user is re-prompted while the answer seems not correct)
NOTE - the 'list' MUST be passed like
list[@]
(no quotes and dollar sign)final user choice is loaded in USERRESPONSE
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verbose_echo ( string )
Echoes the string(s) in "verbose" mode.
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/ verecho ( string )
alias of 'verbose_echo'
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quiet_echo ( string )
Echoes the string(s) in not-"quiet" mode.
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/ quietecho ( string )
alias of 'quiet_echo'
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debug_echo ( string )
Echoes the string(s) in "debug" mode.
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/ debecho ( string )
alias of 'debug_echo'
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evaluate ( command )
evaluates the command catching events:
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stdout is loaded in global
$CMD_OUT
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stderr is loaded in global
$CMD_ERR
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final status is loaded in global
$CMD_STATUS
@env: CMD_OUT CMD_ERR CMD_STATUS : loaded with evaluated command's STDOUT, STDERR and STATUS
@error: will end with any caught error (exit status !=0)
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debug_evaluate ( command )
evaluates the command if "dryrun" is "off", just write it on screen otherwise
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/ debevaluate ( command )
alias of 'debug_evaluate'
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/ debeval ( command )
alias of 'debug_evaluate'
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interactive_evaluate ( command , debug_exec = true )
evaluates the command after user confirmation if "interactive" is "on"
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/ ievaluate ( command )
alias of 'interactive_evaluate'
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/ ieval ( command )
alias of 'interactive_evaluate'
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execute ( command )
executes the command with outputs and status handling
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debug_execute ( command )
execute the command if "dryrun" is "off", just write it on screen otherwise
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/ debug_exec ( command )
alias of 'debug_execute'
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/ debexec ( command )
alias of 'debug_execute'
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interactive_execute ( command , debug_exec = true )
executes the command after user confirmation if "interactive" is "on"
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/ interactive_exec ( command , debug_exec = true )
alias of 'interactive_execute'
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/ iexec ( command , debug_exec = true )
alias of 'interactive_execute'
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info ( string, bold = true )
writes the string on screen and return
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warning ( string , funcname = FUNCNAME[1] , line = BASH_LINENO[1] , tab=' ' )
writes the error string on screen and return
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error ( string , status = 90 , funcname = FUNCNAME[1] , line = BASH_LINENO[1] , tab=' ' )
writes the error string on screen and then exit with an error status
@error: default status is E_ERROR (90)
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get_synopsis_string ( short_opts=OPTIONS_ALLOWED , long_opts=LONG_OPTIONS_ALLOWED )
builds a synopsis string using script's declared available options
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simple_synopsis ()
writes a synopsis string using script's declared available options
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simple_usage ( synopsis = SYNOPSIS_ERROR )
writes a synopsis usage info
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simple_error ( string , status = 90 , synopsis = SYNOPSIS_ERROR , funcname = FUNCNAME[1] , line = BASH_LINENO[1] )
writes an error string as a simple message with a synopsis usage info
@error: default status is E_ERROR (90)
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simple_error_multi ( array[@] , status = 90 , synopsis = SYNOPSIS_ERROR , funcname = FUNCNAME[1] , line = BASH_LINENO[1] )
writes multiple errors strings as a simple message with a synopsis usage info
@error: default status is E_ERROR (90)
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dev_error ( string , status = 90 , filename = BASH_SOURCE[2] , funcname = FUNCNAME[2] , line = BASH_LINENO[2] )
print a formated error string with dev info using the 'caller' stack trace and exit
print a full back trace it
VERBOSE=true
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get_stack_trace ( first_item = 0 )
get a formated stack trace
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gnu_error_string ( string , filename = BASH_SOURCE[2] , funcname = FUNCNAME[2] , line = BASH_LINENO[2] )
must echoes something like 'sourcefile:lineno: message'
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no_option_error ()
no script option error
@error: exits with status E_OPTS (81)
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no_option_simple_error ()
no script option simple error
@error: exits with status E_OPTS (81)
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unknown_option_error ( option )
invalid script option error
@error: exits with status E_OPTS (81)
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unknown_option_simple_error ( option )
invalid script option simple error
@error: exits with status E_OPTS (81)
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command_error ( cmd )
command not found error
@error: exits with status E_CMD (82)
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command_simple_error ( cmd )
command not found simple error
@error: exits with status E_CMD (82)
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path_error ( path )
path not found error
@error: exits with status E_PATH (83)
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path_simple_error ( path )
path not found simple error
@error: exits with status E_PATH (83)
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ORIGINAL_SCRIPT_OPTS="$@" (read-only)
Original list of raw command line arguments
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SCRIPT_PARAMS=''
String of re-arranged parameters (options & arguments)
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SCRIPT_PIPED_INPUT=''
String of any piped content from previous command
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SCRIPT_OPTS=()
Array of options with arguments
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SCRIPT_ARGS=()
Array of script's arguments
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SCRIPT_PROGRAMS=()
Array of program's options
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SCRIPT_OPTS_ERRS=()
Array of options errors
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ARGIND
Integer of current argument index
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ARGUMENT
Current argument string (see
ARGIND
)Options errors messages
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read_from_pipe ( file=/dev/stdin )
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get_short_options_array ( short_opts=OPTIONS_ALLOWED )
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get_short_options_string ( delimiter = '|' , short_opts=OPTIONS_ALLOWED )
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get_option_declaration ( option_name , short_opts=OPTIONS_ALLOWED )
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get_option_argument ( "$x" )
echoes the argument of an option
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/ get_option_arg ( "$x" )
alias of 'get_option_argument'
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get_long_options_array ( long_opts=LONG_OPTIONS_ALLOWED )
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get_long_options_string ( delimiter = '|' , long_opts=LONG_OPTIONS_ALLOWED )
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get_long_option_declaration ( option_name , long_opts=LONG_OPTIONS_ALLOWED )
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get_long_option_name ( "$x" )
echoes the name of a long option
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/ get_long_option ( "$x" )
alias of 'get_long_option_name()'
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get_long_option_argument ( "$x" )
echoes the argument of a long option
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/ get_long_option_arg ( "$x" )
alias of 'get_long_option_argument'
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LONGOPTNAME=''
The name of current long option treated
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LONGOPTARG=''
The argument set for current long option
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parse_long_option (
$OPTARG , $ {!OPTIND} )This will parse and retrieve the name and argument of current long option.
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init_arguments ()
init the script arguments treatment putting
ARGIND
on1
if arguments exist -
getargs ( VAR_NAME )
method to loop over command line's arguments just like
getopts
does for optionsthis will load current argument's value in
VAR_NAME
and incrementARGIND
at each turn -
get_next_argument ()
get next script argument according to current
ARGIND
load it in
ARGUMENT
and letARGIND
incremented -
get_last_argument ()
echoes the last script argument
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rearrange_script_options_new ( "$0" , "$@" )
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rearrange_script_options ( "$@" )
this will separate script options from script arguments (emulation of GNU "getopt")
options are loaded in $SCRIPT_OPTS with their arguments
arguments are loaded in $SCRIPT_ARGS
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parse_common_options_strict ( "$@" = SCRIPT_OPTS )
parse common script options as described in $COMMON_OPTIONS_INFO throwing an error for unknown options
this will stop options treatment at '--'
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parse_common_options ( "$@" = SCRIPT_OPTS )
parse common script options as described in $COMMON_OPTIONS_INFO
this will stop options treatment at '--'
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get_script_version_string ( quiet = false )
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script_title ( lib = false )
this function must echo an information about script NAME and VERSION
setting
$lib
on true will add the library infos -
script_short_title ()
this function must echo an information about script NAME and VERSION
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script_usage ()
this function must echo the simple usage
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script_long_usage ( synopsis = SYNOPSIS_ERROR , options_string = COMMON_OPTIONS_USAGE )
writes a long synopsis usage info
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script_help ( lib_info = true )
this function must echo the help information USAGE (with option "-h")
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script_manpage ( cmd = $0 , section = 3 )
will open the manpage of $0 if found in system manpages or if
$0.man
existselse will trigger 'script_help' method
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script_short_version ( quiet = false )
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script_version ( quiet = false )
Documentation builder rules, tags and masks
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DOCBUILDER_MASKS = ()
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DOCBUILDER_MARKER = '##@!@##'
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DOCBUILDER_RULES = ( ... )
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build_documentation ( type = TERMINAL , output = null , source = BASH_SOURCE[0] )
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generate_documentation ( filepath = BASH_SOURCE[0] , output = null )
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get_library_version_string ( path = $0 )
extract the GIT version string from a file matching line 'LIB_VCSVERSION=...'
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library_info ()
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library_path ()
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library_help ()
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library_usage ()
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library_short_version ( quiet = false )
this function must echo an information about library name & version
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library_version ( quiet = false )
this function must echo an FULL information about library name & version (GNU like)
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library_debug ( "$*" )
see all common options flags values & some debug infos
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/ libdebug ( "$*" )
alias of library_debug
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LIBRARY_REALPATH LIBRARY_DIR LIBRARY_BASEDIR LIBRARY_SOURCEFILE
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make_library_homedir ()
make dir '$HOME/.piwi-bash-library' if it doesn't exist
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make_library_cachedir ()
make dir '$HOME/.piwi-bash-library/cache' if it doesn't exist
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clean_library_cachedir ()
clean dir '$HOME/.piwi-bash-library/cache' if it exists
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INSTALLATION_VARS = ( SCRIPT_VCS VCSVERSION SCRIPT_REPOSITORY_URL SCRIPT_FILES SCRIPT_FILES_BIN SCRIPT_FILES_MAN SCRIPT_FILES_CONF ) (read-only)
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SCRIPT_REPOSITORY_URL = url of a distant repository
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SCRIPT_FILES = array of installable files
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SCRIPT_FILES_BIN = array of installable binary files
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SCRIPT_FILES_MAN = array of manpages files
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SCRIPT_FILES_CONF = array of configuration files
instwiz_get_real_version ( path = LIBINST_CLONE )
get the real vcs_get_version from a repo
instwiz_remoteversion ( path = LIBINST_CLONE , branch = HEAD )
get the last commit SHA from the remote in branch
instwiz_prepare_install_cmd ()
instwiz_prepare_uninstall_cmd ()
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script_installation_target ( target_dir = $HOME/bin )
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script_installation_source ( clone_repo = SCRIPT_REPOSITORY_URL , clone_dir = LIB_SYSCACHEDIR )
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script_install ( path = $HOME/bin/ )
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script_check ( file_name , original = LIBINST_CLONE , target = LIBINST_TARGET )
@param: file_name: the file to check and compare on both sides
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script_update ( path = $HOME/bin/ )
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script_uninstall ( path = $HOME/bin/ )
[Doc generated at 02-1-2015 01:13:22 from path 'bin/piwi-bash-library.bash']