refresh-assetic.sh

#!/bin/bash

NOCOLOR='\e[0m'
REDCOLOR='\e[37;41m'

function usage {
    code=${1:-0}
    echo "Usage: $0 [-h] [-p] [-r] [-f] [-c] [-d css|js|f|b] [-e dev|prod] [project_name]

where:
    -h Show this help text
    -p Show the list of available projects
    -r Reactive run :) Do not touch assetic on run. Use only if files have not changed from previouse run
    -f Clean your cache of assetic settings before running assetic
    -c Clear both application cache and compiled static
    -d Marks some cache as dirty. It also clear saved asset collections for all options
       except 'b'. Possible dirty places are:
        js  - Your awesome JavaScripts in compiled/js folder
        css - Styles in compiled/css
        f   - A la front: js and css
        b   - Back. Script will clear app/var/cache/. In this case saved asset collections
              will not be cleaned automatically. To force the script clean them, use -f option
    -e Set environment. dev by default
        dev  - Developing environment
        prod - Production environment

    project_name - The name of project that you want to run assetic for. By default project in
                   the current folder will be used. Use the -p option to see whole list of
                   available projects."

    exit ${code}
}

projects_path=~/www40
function show_available_projects {
    code=${1:-0}
    echo "List of available projects:"
    ls -1 ${projects_path}
    exit ${code}
}

while getopts ":frhpcd:e:" opt; do
    case ${opt} in
        h)
            usage
            ;;
        p)
            show_available_projects
            ;;
        f)
            echo "Suppose your asset collections caches are very dirty.."
            clean_dump_cache=1
            ;;
        r)
            reactive=1
            ;;
        c)
            clean=1
            ;;
        d)
            clean=1
            dirty=$OPTARG
            ;;
        e)
            if [ $OPTARG == "prod" ]; then
                prod=1
            fi
            ;;
        [?])
            echo "Invalid option: -$OPTARG" >&2
            usage 1
            ;;
    esac
done
shift $(($OPTIND-1))

project_name=${1:-${PWD##*/}}
base_path=${projects_path}/${project_name}
console_path=${base_path}/app/console

if [[ ! -e ${base_path} ]]; then
    echo "Invalid path to project" >&2
    show_available_projects 1
fi

if [[ ${prod} ]]; then
    echo "Building application in production mode"
    # We can't pass the path to web directory if we use core:install instead of assets:install...
    # ...
    cd ${base_path}
    ${console_path} core:install --symlink web --env=prod --no-debug &&
    echo -e "$REDCOLOR Open your dev with app.php$NOCOLOR"
    cd -
    exit 0
fi

if [[ ! `which inotifywait` ]]; then
    echo -e "$REDCOLOR You must install 'inotifywait'.$NOCOLOR"
	echo " # sudo apt-get install inotify-tools"
	exit 1
fi

user_name=$(whoami)

# A file to store orinal output of assetic. It used for getting all resources location for the first time. After that
# reources can be found in the cached file - $asset_paths_file
assetic_output=$(mktemp)
asset_paths_file=/tmp/assetic_output_${user_name}_${project_name}

inotify_pid_file=$(mktemp)
inotify_output=$(mktemp)
inotify_pid=

function onExit {
    kill ${inotify_pid}
    if [[ -e ${inotify_pid_file} ]]; then
        kill $(cat ${inotify_pid_file})
    fi
    rm -f ${assetic_output} ${inotify_pid_file} ${inotify_output}
}
trap "onExit" EXIT

# Assetic runs with --watch option in purpose to force it save the cache of dumped assets. In that conditions assetic
# does not finish its process and hangs up, so we run it as a background job and wait until if writes a file with cache.
# We also use a very long refresh period to prevent assetic from any chance to run twice
function dump_assets {
    echo "Collecting assets..."
    local opts=$1
    local output=$2
    if [[ ${output} ]]; then
        exec 3>${output}
    else
        exec 3>&1
    fi

    php ${console_path} assetic:dump --watch --period=100000 ${opts} >&3 &
    local assetic_pid=$!

    (inotifywait -q -m --format=%w%f -e modify -e create /tmp/ & echo $! >&3) 3>${inotify_pid_file} | while read chnages; do
        if [[ ${chnages} == *assetic_watch_* ]]; then
            echo "Assetic has written the cache, so kill it"

            # We really need to wait for a while here to allow php complete writing. Otherwise the file with cached
            # assets could be corrapted.
            sleep 1

            kill $(cat ${inotify_pid_file})
            kill ${assetic_pid}
            break
        fi
    done

    exec 3>&-
}

if [ ${clean} ]; then
    echo "Your assets cache is so dirty!"

    # Often if we need clear the back it is not necessare to clear assets
    if [[ ${dirty} != "b" ]]; then
        clean_dump_cache=1
    fi

    case ${dirty} in
        css)
            echo "clearing css..."
            rm -rf ${base_path}/web/compiled/css/*
            echo "done"
            ;;
        js)
            echo "clearing js..."
            rm -rf ${base_path}/web/compiled/js/*
            echo "done"
            ;;
        f)
            echo "clearing front..."
            rm -rf ${base_path}/web/compiled/*
            echo "done"
            ;;
        b)
            echo "clearing back..."
            rm -rf ${base_path}/app/var/cache/*
            echo "done"
            ;;
        *)
            echo "clearing back..."
            rm -rf ${base_path}/app/var/cache/*
            echo "clearing front..."
            rm -rf ${base_path}/web/compiled/*
            echo "done"
    esac
fi

echo "Check for the asset paths cache file $asset_paths_file"
if [[ -e ${asset_paths_file} && ! ${clean_dump_cache} ]]; then
    echo "Getting assets location from the cache"
    asset_paths=$(cat ${asset_paths_file})
    if [ ! "$reactive" ]; then
        dump_assets
    fi
else
    echo "Dumping all assets first time. Please be patient and just wait, wait, wait..."

    tail -f ${assetic_output} &
    dump_out_pid=$!

    # --force to prevent from using cache and -v to log source paths
    dump_assets "--force -v" ${assetic_output}

    kill ${dump_out_pid}
    asset_paths=$(cat ${assetic_output} | grep Resources | sed -e "s/\(.*Resources\).*/\1/" | sort | uniq)
    rm -f ${assetic_output}
    echo ${asset_paths} > ${asset_paths_file}
fi

if [ ! "$asset_paths" ]; then
    echo -e "$REDCOLOR Assets paths have not collected. Try to run with -f option$NOCOLOR"
    exit 1
fi

echo "Assets are located in:"
echo ${asset_paths} | sed "s/ /\n/g"

inotifywait -r -m -e modify -e move -e create -e delete ${asset_paths} > ${inotify_output} &
inotify_pid=$!

while true; do
    modified=$(cat ${inotify_output})
    > ${inotify_output}
    if [[ ${modified} ]]; then dump_assets; fi
    sleep 1
done