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#!/usr/bin/env perl
#
# vim: set ts=4:noet
#
# sboconfig
# script to handle sbotools configuration
#
# author: Jacob Pipkin <j@dawnrazor.net>
# date: Pungenday, the 40th day of Discord in the YOLD 3178
# license: WTFPL <http://sam.zoy.org/wtfpl/COPYING>
use 5.16.0;
use strict;
use warnings FATAL => 'all';
use SBO::Lib;
use File::Basename;
use Getopt::Long;
use File::Copy;
use File::Path qw(make_path);
use File::Temp qw(tempfile);;
my $self = basename ($0);
sub show_usage () {
print <<EOF
Usage: $self [options] [arguments]
Options:
-h: this screen.
-v: version information.
-l: show current options.
Config options (defaults shown):
-c|--clean FALSE:
NOCLEAN: if TRUE, do NOT clean up after building by default.
-d|--distclean FALSE:
DISTCLEAN: if TRUE, DO clean distfiles by default after building.
-j|--jobs FALSE:
JOBS: numeric -j setting to feed to make for multicore systems.
-p|--pkg-dir FALSE:
PKG_DIR: set a directory to store packages in.
-s|--sbo-home /usr/sbo:
SBO_HOME: set the SBo directory.
EOF
}
my %options;
GetOptions (\%options, 'help|h', 'version|v', 'list|l', 'noclean|c=s',
'distclean|d=s', 'jobs|j=s', 'pkg-dir|p=s', 'sbo-home|s=s');
show_usage and exit 0 if exists $options{help};
show_version and exit 0 if exists $options{version};
my %valid_confs = (
noclean => 'NOCLEAN',
distclean => 'DISTCLEAN',
jobs => 'JOBS',
'pkg-dir' => 'PKG_DIR',
'sbo-home' => 'SBO_HOME',
);
my %params = (
NOCLEAN => 'c|--noclean',
DISTCLEAN => 'd|--distclean',
JOBS => 'j|--jobs',
PKG_DIR => 'p|--pkg-dir',
SBO_HOME => 's|--sbo-home',
);
if (exists $options{list}) {
my @keys = sort {$a cmp $b} keys %config;
say "sboconfig -$params{$_}:\n $_=$config{$_}" for @keys;
exit 0;
}
show_usage and exit 0 unless keys %options > 0;
# setup what's being changed, sanity check.
my %changes;
while (my ($key, $value) = each %valid_confs) {
$changes{$value} = $options{$key} if exists $options{$key};
}
my $die = "You have provided an invalid parameter for";
if (exists $changes{NOCLEAN}) {
die "$die -c\n" unless $changes{NOCLEAN} =~ /^(TRUE|FALSE)$/;
}
if (exists $changes{DISTCLEAN}) {
die "$die -d\n" unless $changes{DISTCLEAN} =~ /^(TRUE|FALSE)$/;
}
if (exists $changes{JOBS}) {
die "$die -j\n" unless $changes{JOBS} =~ /^(\d+|FALSE)$/;
}
if (exists $changes{PKG_DIR}) {
die "$die -p\n" unless $changes{PKG_DIR} =~ qr#^(/|FALSE$)#;
}
if (exists $changes{SBO_HOME}) {
die "$die -s\n" unless $changes{SBO_HOME} =~ qr#^/#;
}
# safely modify our conf file; write its contents to a temp file, modify the
# temp file, write the contents of the temp file back to the conf file
sub config_write ($$) {
exists $_[1] or script_error 'config_write requires two arguments.';
my ($key, $val) = @_;
if (! -d $conf_dir) {
mkdir $conf_dir or die "Unable to create $conf_dir. Exiting.\n";
}
if (-f $conf_file) {
my $tempfh = tempfile (DIR => $tempdir);
my $conffh = open_read $conf_file;
my $conftents = do {local $/; <$conffh>};
print {$tempfh} $conftents;
# tie the temp file so that if $key is already there, we just change
# that line and untie it
tie my @temp, 'Tie::File', $tempfh;
my $has;
my $regex = qr/\A\Q$key\E=/;
FIRST: for my $tmpline (@temp) {
$has++, $tmpline = "$key=$val", last FIRST if $tmpline =~ $regex;
}
untie @temp;
# otherwise, append our new $key=$value pair
print {$tempfh} "$key=$val\n" unless $has;
# then over write the conf file with the contents of the temp file
seek $tempfh, 0, 0;
my $contents = do {local $/; <$tempfh>};
close $conffh;
eval { $conffh = open_fh $conf_file, '>' };
warn "Cannot write configuration: $@\n" and return if $@;
print {$conffh} $contents or return;
close $conffh, close $tempfh;
} else {
# no config file, easiest case of all.
my $fh = open_fh $conf_file, '>' or return;
print {$fh} "$key=$val\n";
close $fh;
}
return 1;
}
while (my ($key, $value) = each %changes) {
say "Setting $key to $value...";
config_write $key, $value or warn "Unable to write to $conf_file\n";
}
exit 0;
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