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Bootstrapping a network Salt master based on a few git repositories
#!/bin/bash
#title :wpd-dependency-installer.sh
#description :This script reads a list of dependency manifests and run install (or equivalent) on them
#author :Renoir Boulanger <renoir@w3.org>
#date :20141128
#version :0.1
#bash_version :4.3
#=========================================================================================================
##
## Array of every project dependency management manifests you want to deploy
##
depFiles=( $(find /srv/code -maxdepth 4 -type f -regex ".*\(\(package\|composer\|bower\)\.json\|Gemfile\|\.gitmodules\)") )
##
## Add to the array the ones that doesn’t fit so far so we can handle them
##
## 20141128:
## - We should eventually have MediaWiki import those dependencies from the root, and not like that #TODO
## - We do not support yet python and requirements.txt, we have to find the most popular convention among our apps that we deploy #TODO
#depFiles+=('/srv/code/wiki/repo/mediawiki/extensions/WebPlatformDocs/composer.json')
#depFiles+=('/srv/code/wiki/repo/mediawiki/extensions/WebPlatformAuth/composer.json')
#=========================================================================================================
declare -A cmdMaps
declare -A cmdDeps
## Note that the key (e.g. package_json) is a lowercased version of the file name
## and the file extension is replaced by an underscore.
## Both arrays should have matching keys in cmdDeps and cmdMaps
##
## List the debian packages you need for each supported package manager
##
cmdDeps["package_json"]="npm"
cmdDeps["composer_json"]="php5-curl:php5-cli"
cmdDeps["bower_json"]="npm"
cmdDeps["gemfile"]="bundler:ruby-full"
cmdDeps["_gitmodules"]="git-core"
cmdDeps["requirements_txt"]="python-virtualenv:python-pip"
##
## List the typical "install" command that should be run
##
cmdMaps["package_json"]="npm install"
cmdMaps["composer_json"]="composer install"
cmdMaps["bower_json"]="bower install"
cmdMaps["gemfile"]="bundle install"
cmdMaps["_gitmodules"]="git submodule update --init --recursive"
cmdMaps["requirements_txt"]="python-virtualenv:python-pip"
# Source: http://superuser.com/questions/427318/test-if-a-package-is-installed-in-apt
is_installed() {
dpkg-query -Wf'${db:Status-abbrev}' "$1" 2>/dev/null | grep -q '^i'
}
install_for() {
echo " * Will install missing component $1"
case "$1" in
bower)
sudo npm install -g bower
;;
composer)
curl -sS https://getcomposer.org/installer | php
sudo mv composer.phar /usr/local/bin/composer
;;
* )
return 0
;;
esac
}
normalize_key() {
basename ${1,,} | tr . _
}
cmd_available() {
[ ! -z "$(which $1)" ]
}
echo "About to run install on all dependency managers"
for pathName in ${depFiles[@]}; do
# Make sure the file exist
echo "Looking up ${pathName}:"
if [ -f "${pathName}" ]; then
# Normalize dependency name to match with keys in cmdDeps and cmdMaps
depName=$(normalize_key ${pathName})
# Name of the file, without the full path
depFile=$(basename ${pathName})
# Name of the directory containing the dependency file
dirName=$(dirname ${pathName})
# Check dependency based on normalized name
if [ ! -z "${cmdMaps[${depName}]}" ]; then
cd ${dirName}
commandString=${cmdMaps[${depName}]}
commandName=${commandString%% *}
echo " * Will run ${commandName}"
# Ensure we have required package to run installer
for depElement in ${cmdDeps//:/ }; do
# Ensure we install missing debian package first
if ! is_installed "${depElement}"; then
echo " * ${depElement} is not installed, installing"
(apt-get install -y ${depElement})
fi
done
# /Ensure we have required package to run installer
# Make sure system has command available to us, or install it
if ! cmd_available "${commandName}"; then
echo " * Command ${commandName} unavailable for ${depName} !"
install_for ${depName}
fi
# Run the dependency
if [ ! -f "${depName}.log" ]; then
echo " * Launching ${commandString} in `pwd`"
( ${commandString} >>${depName}.log 2>&1 )
echo " ... done"
echo ""
else
echo " * Dependencies already installed"
echo ""
fi
else
echo " * No dependency package defined for ${depName}"
echo ""
fi
else
echo " * Dependency file ${pathName} not found"
echo ""
fi
done
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