# This is NOT a script for execution, but for loading functions, so NOT need execution permission or shebang. # NOTE that you NOT need to `cd ..' because the `$0' is NOT this file, but the script file which will source this file. # The script that use this file should have two lines on its top as follows: # cd "$(dirname "$0")" # export base="$(pwd)" function try { "$@" || sleep 0; } function v() { echo -e "####################################################" echo -e "${COLOR_BLUE}[$0]: Next command:${COLOR_RESET}" echo -e "${COLOR_GREEN}$@${COLOR_RESET}" execute=true if $ask;then while true;do echo -e "${COLOR_BLUE}Execute? ${COLOR_RESET}" echo " y = Yes" echo " e = Exit now" echo " s = Skip this command (NOT recommended - your setup might not work correctly)" echo " yesforall = Yes and don't ask again; NOT recommended unless you really sure" read -p "====> " p case $p in [yY]) echo -e "${COLOR_BLUE}OK, executing...${COLOR_RESET}" ;break ;; [eE]) echo -e "${COLOR_BLUE}Exiting...${COLOR_RESET}" ;exit ;break ;; [sS]) echo -e "${COLOR_BLUE}Alright, skipping this one...${COLOR_RESET}" ;execute=false ;break ;; "yesforall") echo -e "${COLOR_BLUE}Alright, won't ask again. Executing...${COLOR_RESET}"; ask=false ;break ;; *) echo -e "${COLOR_RED}Please enter [y/e/s/yesforall].${COLOR_RESET}";; esac done fi if $execute;then x "$@";else echo -e "${COLOR_YELLOW}[$0]: Skipped \"$@\"${COLOR_RESET}" fi } # When use v() for a defined function, use x() INSIDE its definition to catch errors. function x() { if "$@";then cmdstatus=0;else cmdstatus=1;fi # 0=normal; 1=failed; 2=failed but ignored while [ $cmdstatus == 1 ] ;do echo -e "${COLOR_RED}[$0]: Command \"${COLOR_GREEN}$@${COLOR_RED}\" has failed." echo -e "You may need to resolve the problem manually BEFORE repeating this command." echo -e "[Tip] If a certain package is failing to install, try installing it separately in another terminal.${COLOR_RESET}" echo " r = Repeat this command (DEFAULT)" echo " e = Exit now" echo " i = Ignore this error and continue (your setup might not work correctly)" read -p " [R/e/i]: " p case $p in [iI]) echo -e "${COLOR_BLUE}Alright, ignore and continue...${COLOR_RESET}";cmdstatus=2;; [eE]) echo -e "${COLOR_BLUE}Alright, will exit.${COLOR_RESET}";break;; *) echo -e "${COLOR_BLUE}OK, repeating...${COLOR_RESET}" if "$@";then cmdstatus=0;else cmdstatus=1;fi ;; esac done case $cmdstatus in 0) echo -e "${COLOR_BLUE}[$0]: Command \"${COLOR_GREEN}$@${COLOR_BLUE}\" finished.${COLOR_RESET}";; 1) echo -e "${COLOR_RED}[$0]: Command \"${COLOR_GREEN}$@${COLOR_RED}\" has failed. Exiting...${COLOR_RESET}";exit 1;; 2) echo -e "${COLOR_RED}[$0]: Command \"${COLOR_GREEN}$@${COLOR_RED}\" has failed but ignored by user.${COLOR_RESET}";; esac } function showfun() { echo -e "${COLOR_BLUE}[$0]: The definition of function \"$1\" is as follows:${COLOR_RESET}" printf "${COLOR_GREEN}" type -a $1 printf "${COLOR_RESET}" } function remove_bashcomments_emptylines(){ mkdir -p $(dirname $2) cat $1 | sed -e '/^[[:blank:]]*#/d;s/#.*//' -e '/^[[:space:]]*$/d' > $2 } function prevent_sudo_or_root(){ case $(whoami) in root) echo -e "${COLOR_RED}[$0]: This script is NOT to be executed with sudo or as root. Aborting...${COLOR_RESET}";exit 1;; esac }