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895cab87b4 [fix] update readme 2020-05-19 10:29:26 +02:00
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4c81704049 [fix] There should be a config sample file 2020-05-19 10:14:40 +02:00
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efb1a2c2b6 [fix] it should use a config and app path managemen 2020-05-19 10:14:22 +02:00
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## Crash course
```
wget https://this.repo.srs.ly/alban/changelog/bla/bla/raw/changelog
wget https://git.interhacker.space/alban/changelog/raw/branch/master/changelog.sh
chmod +x changelog
sudo ./changelog
sudo -E ./changelog
```
## How it works
The script will ask for your name if no `CHANGELOG_USERNAME` environment variable is found.
Then it will ask for a first change informations:
Then it will ask for change informations:
* The nature of the change: which software / domain did you change? Why?
* Some comments: How did you do it? What was happening? Is it fixed?
You can then add multiple lines for a single change as well as multiple changes for a changelog entry (ex: deploy a new service and remove old packages).
This changelog entry is now inserted on top of the /etc/changelog file, which is created with a default entry if not present yet.
**Limitations**
* Please note that to enter multiline comments, you have for now to escape newline characters using the `\\\\n` sequence. Ugly.
* By default, it will attempt to create and edit `/etc/changelog`. You better be running it as root, by default.
## Plugins and config
# Possible improvements
You can add plugins to hook actions at two points in time. The `plugins-available` directory contains two working examples of these hooks.
* Enable a sudo requirement / ways to restart oneself as a root user
* Enable simple multiline comments
* Provide a way to attach files
* Provide a way (plugins?) to report each change to a central server
* adding a changelog entry lines. Example `content-hastebin.sh` plugin pushes a file content to a pastebin service
* saving the changelog. Example `output-changelog-server.sh` plugin pushes a changelog to a remote central server
You can activate the plugins by placing/linking them in the `plugins-enabled` directory.
The plugins might need some configuration variables.
Do `mv config.sample.sh config.sh` and edit the file to suit your needs.
## Baking a fat exec
While providing a mean to run plugins is cool, it's not very efficient at deployment time.
Run `build.sh` to get a single exec, ready for shipping, embedding:
* your config.sh file
* all the plugins you added to plugins-enabled
## Possible improvements
* [x] Enable a sudo requirement / ways to restart oneself as a root user
* [] Enable simple multiline comments
* [x] Provide a way to attach files
* [x] Provide a way (plugins?) to report each change to a central server
* [x] Provide a build system to cook config and plugins in a single exec

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#!/bin/bash
#Manages an /etc/changelog
# %CONFIG% This comment is used to build custom scripts
CHANGELOG=/etc/changelog
echo ${BASH_SOURCE[@]}
APP_PATH=$( cd $(dirname ${BASH_SOURCE[0]}) && pwd )
APP_NAME=$( basename ${BASH_SOURCE[0]})
[[ -w /etc/changelog ]] || {
echo -e "\nYou cannot write to $CHANGELOG... This doesn't look serious!\n"
read -e -i y -n 1 -p "Run as sudo [Yn]? : "
[[ "Y" == ${REPLY^} ]] && sudo -E $0
exit 0
[[ "Y" == ${REPLY^} ]] && sudo -E "$APP_PATH/$APP_NAME" && exit 0
}
CHANGELOG=/etc/changelog
# %CONFIG% This comment is used to build custom scripts
[[ -f "$APP_PATH/config.sh" ]] && source "$APP_PATH/config.sh"
# functions
msg(){ echo -e "$@"; }
panic(){ msg "${@} Exiting."; exit 1;}
ENTRY_FILE=$(mktemp)
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declare -a PLUGIN_OUTPUT_MENU
# %PLUGIN% This comment is used to build custom scripts
[[ -d "plugins-enabled" ]] && [[ -n "plugins-enabled/*" ]] && source plugins-enabled/*
[[ -d "$APP_PATH/plugins-enabled" ]] && [[ -n "$APP_PATH/plugins-enabled/*" ]] && source "$APP_PATH"/plugins-enabled/*
for (( i = 0; i < ${#PLUGIN_OUTPUT[@]} ; i++ )); do
TXT=$( ${PLUGIN_OUTPUT[$i]} )

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CHANGELOG_SERVER=https://changelog.example.com
CHANGELOG_AUTH_KEY=your-shared-secret
HASTEBIN_SERVER=https://hastebin.com