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Add symlink support to push/pull

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Riyyi 6 years ago
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      dotfiles.sh

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dotfiles.sh

@ -2,9 +2,16 @@
# User-config---------------------------
# File which holds all installed packages
PACKAGE_FILE="packages"
# Files that are stored in the repository but shouldn't get copied (regex)
EXCLUDE_FILES="${0#??}|$PACKAGE_FILE|.*.md$|.*README.org$|.git|screenshot.png"
# Directories that are treated like a system directory (/) (regex)
SYSTEM_DIR='boot|etc|usr/share'
# Arch User Repository helper program name (needs pacman flag compatibility!)
AUR_HELPER="trizen"
# --------------------------------------
@ -59,14 +66,14 @@ EOF
set_files() {
FILES="$(find . -type f -o -type l \
| awk -v e="^($EXCLUDE_FILES)" 'substr($0, 3) !~ e { print $0 }')"
| awk -v e="^./($EXCLUDE_FILES)" '$0 !~ e { print $0 }')"
}
list_files() {
# If unset
[ -z "${FILES+x}" ] && set_files
# Remove ./ from beginning of filepaths
# Remove leading ./ from filepaths
echo "$FILES" | sed 's/^\.\///'
}
@ -95,26 +102,31 @@ pull_push() {
# If unset
[ -z "${FILES+x}" ] && set_files
for f in $FILES; do
# Remove the first character (.) from the string
f=${f#?}
# Resolved symbolic link
fr=$(readlink -f "$f")
MATCH="^./($SYSTEM_DIR)/"
# The filepath starts with '/boot/', '/etc/', '/usr/share/'
if [ -n "$(echo "$fr" | sed -nE 's/^(\/(boot|etc|usr\/share)\/).*$/\1/p')" ]; then
# Filter system directories and remove leading ./ from filepaths
HOME_FILES="$(echo "$FILES" \
| awk -v m="$MATCH" '$0 !~ m { print substr($0, 3) }')"
for f in $HOME_FILES; do
if [ "$1" = "pull" ]; then
sudo cp "$fr" "$(pwd)/$fr"
# cp /home/<user>/<file> /[<some dir>/]dotfiles/<file>
cp -a "$HOME/$f" "$(pwd)/$f"
elif [ "$1" = "push" ]; then
sudo cp "$(pwd)/$fr" "$fr"
cp -a "$(pwd)/$f" "$HOME/$f"
fi
else
done
# Filter non-system directories and remove leading ./ from filepaths
SYSTEM_FILES="$(echo "$FILES" \
| awk -v m="$MATCH" '$0 ~ m { print substr($0, 3) }')"
for f in $SYSTEM_FILES; do
if [ "$1" = "pull" ]; then
# cp /home/<user>/<file> /home/<user>/[<some dir>/]dotfiles/<file>
cp "$HOME$f" "$(pwd)/$f"
# cp /<file> /[<some dir>/]dotfiles/<file>
sudo cp -a "/$f" "$(pwd)/$f"
elif [ "$1" = "push" ]; then
cp "$(pwd)/$f" "$HOME$f"
fi
sudo cp -a "$(pwd)/$f" "/$f"
fi
done
}

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