arch/pkg/de-p1st-repo/arch-repo-receive-new.sh

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#!/bin/bash
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source /etc/de-p1st-repo/arch-repo.cfg || exit
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#
# add new packages to database
#
function add_to_db(){
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echo "Adding new packages to db ..."
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sort_pkgname_pkgver || return $?
echo "For each package: Add latest version to database ..."
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for PKGNAME in db/*; do
PKGNAME=$(basename "${PKGNAME}") # strip directory and suffix from filename
# TODO
# db/* -> results in filenames db/FILE1
# => remove prefix "db/" to get FILE1
# e.g. use filename / basename (!)
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#
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# get latest version for $PKGNAME
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#
local LATEST
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# pick one random version as starting point for the latest version
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for PKGVER in db/"${PKGNAME}"/*; do
PKGVER=$(basename "${PKGVER}") # strip directory and suffix from filename
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LATEST="$PKGVER"
break
done
local cmp
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for PKGVER in db/"$PKGNAME"/*; do
PKGVER=$(basename "${PKGVER}") # strip directory and suffix from filename
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# compare the currently known latest version
# with the next version
cmp=$(vercmp "$LATEST" "$PKGVER") || return $?
# if the new version is larger, save it as LATEST
if [ "$cmp" -lt "0" ]; then
LATEST="$PKGVER"
fi
done
#
# add latest version of PKGNAME to database
#
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PKG=$(cat "db/${PKGNAME}/${LATEST}") || return $?
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repo-add --new "${REMOTE_DB_NAME}.db.tar.gz" "${PKG}" || return $?
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true
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done
}
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#
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# create files "./db/$pkgname/$pkgver" with content "$path_to_file" = "$PKG"
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#
function sort_pkgname_pkgver(){
echo "Sorting packages by package name and package version ..."
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for PKG in *.pkg.tar.{xz,zst}; do
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get_pkginfo "$PKG" || { echo "get_pkginfo failed"; return 1; }
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get_pkgname "$PKGINFO" || { echo "get_pkgname failed"; echo "Content of PKGINFO: ${PKGINFO}"; return 1; }
get_pkgver "$PKGINFO" || { echo "get_pkgver failed"; echo "Content of PKGINFO: ${PKGINFO}"; return 1; }
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echo "Creating file ./db/${PKGNAME} with content ${PKG} ..."
mkdir -p "db/${PKGNAME}" || return $?
echo "${PKG}" > "db/${PKGNAME}/${PKGVER}" || return $?
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done
}
#
# get .PKGINFO
#
function get_pkginfo(){
# $1: path to package file
# return: 0 on success
if endswith "$1" ".pkg.tar.xz"; then
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PKGINFO=$(tar -xf "$1" -O .PKGINFO --force-local) || { echo "tar failed"; return 1; }
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elif endswith "$1" ".pkg.tar.zst"; then
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PKGINFO=$(tar -I zstd -xf "$1" -O .PKGINFO --force-local) || { echo "tar failed"; return 1; }
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else
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echo "$1 does not seem to be a package!"
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return 1
fi
}
#
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# get pkgname from $PKGINFO
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#
function get_pkgname(){
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# return: 0 on success; variable $PKGNAME
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# remove "pkgname = " as well as tailing whitespace characters
local tmp
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tmp=$(echo "${PKGINFO}" | grep '^pkgname') || { echo "grep failed"; return 1; }
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PKGNAME=$(echo "${tmp}" | sed 's|^pkgname\s*=\s*||; s|\s*$||') || { echo "sed failed"; return 1; }
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}
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#
# get pkgver from $PKGINFO
#
function get_pkgver(){
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# return: 0 on success; variable $PKGVER
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# remove "pkgver = " as well as tailing whitespace characters
local tmp
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tmp=$(echo "${PKGINFO}" | grep '^pkgver') || { echo "grep failed"; return 1; }
PKGVER=$(echo "${tmp}" | sed 's|^pkgver\s*=\s*||; s|\s*$||') || { echo "sed failed"; return 1; }
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}
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# Inspired by: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2172352/in-bash-how-can-i-check-if-a-string-begins-with-some-value/18558871#18558871
#
# $1 begins with $2
#
beginswith() { case $1 in "$2"*) true;; *) false;; esac; }
#
# $1 ends with $2
#
endswith() { case $1 in *"$2") true;; *) false;; esac; }
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#
# generate index.html
#
function generate_index(){
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echo "Generating index.html with links to all packages ..."
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echo '<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<title>privacy1st.de Arch Packages</title>
</head>
<body>
<h1>privacy1st.de Arch Packages</h1>
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<p>The sources can be found here: <a href="https://git.privacy1st.de/langfingaz/arch-pkg">https://git.privacy1st.de/langfingaz/arch-pkg</a></p>
<ul>
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' > index.html
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for PKG in *.pkg.tar.{xz,zst}; do
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echo "<li><a href=\"$PKG\">$PKG</a></li>" >> index.html;
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done
echo '
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</ul>
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</body>
</html>' >> index.html
}
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cd "${REMOTE_PKG_DIR}" || exit
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add_to_db || exit
generate_index || exit