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#!/usr/bin/env bash
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set -eox pipefail
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# @description Installs glow (a markdown renderer) from GitHub releases
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# @example installGlow
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installGlow() {
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chmod +x "$BINFILE"
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done
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### Chezmoi
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### Run chezmoi init
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if [ ! -f "$HOME/.config/chezmoi/chezmoi.yaml" ]; then
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### Show README.md snippet
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if command -v glow > /dev/null; then
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glow "$HOME/.local/share/chezmoi/docs/CHEZMOI-INTRO.md"
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fi
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### Prompt for variables
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if command -v gum > /dev/null; then
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if [ -z "$SOFTWARE_GROUP" ]; then
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logg prompt 'Select the software group you would like to install. If your environment is a macOS, Windows, or environment with the DISPLAY environment variable then desktop software will be installed too. The software groups are in the ~/.local/share/chezmoi/home/.chezmoidata.yaml file.'
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SOFTWARE_GROUP="$(gum choose "Basic" "Standard" "Development" "Experimental")"
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fi
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fi
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logg info 'Running `chezmoi init` since the ~/.config/chezmoi/chezmoi.yaml is not present'
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chezmoi init
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fi
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### Run chezmoi apply
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logg info 'Running `chezmoi apply`'
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cat <<EOF >> /tmp/chezmoi-intro
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# User / Environment Variables
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This script will automatically set up a handful of different configurations
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should you decide to add your information. Below you can find a description of what
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each piece of information is used for as well as the name of the environment variable
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you can specify to bypass the prompt.
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## Work Environment
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Set to true if you are setting up a work environment where things like Tor should
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not be installed.
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* Environment variable: `WORK_ENVIRONMENT`
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## Restricted Environment
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Set to true if you are setting up an environment that should not use sudo / administrator
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privileges. This is a WIP.
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* Environment variable: `RESTRICTED_ENVIRONMENT`
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## Software Group
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The category you select for software group will determine which list of software should be
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installed. The lists are configurable by modifying `~/.local/share/chezmoi/software.yml`.
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* Environment variable: `SOFTWARE_GROUP`
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## Name
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Enter your full name as you would like it to appear in configuration files such as the Git
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configuration.
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* Environment variable: `FULL_NAME`
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## E-mail
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Enter your primary e-mail address.
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* Environment variable: `PRIMARY_EMAIL`
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## Public GPG Key ID
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If you have a public GPG key available on the Ubuntu or MIT keyservers, then you can enter it
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so that it is automatically imported.
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* Environment variable: `KEYID`
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## Timezone
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Enter your timezone in the format of `America/New_York`. It should be available in the TZ database.
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* Environment variable: `TIMEZONE`
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## Domain
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The domain address you would like to use for any part of the deployment that involves launching
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a publicly web service.
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* Environment variable: `PUBLIC_SERVICES_DOMAIN`
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## CloudFlare API Token
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The API token is used to automatically configure various web services that rely on public DNS
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records.
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* Environment variable: `CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN`
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## GitHub Read-Only Token
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Pass in a GitHub read-only token linked to your account to automatically save a backup of your
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GitHub repositories.
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* Environment variable: `GITHUB_READ_TOKEN`
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## GitLab Read-Only Token
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Pass in a GitLab read-only token linked to your account to automatically save a backup of your
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GitLab repositories.
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* Environment variable: `GITLAB_READ_TOKEN`
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## G-mail Address
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Add a G-mail address which you would like to use as the handler for outgoing SMTP mail.
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* Environment variable: `GMAIL_ADDRESS`
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## G-mail App Password
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Add the app password to your G-mail address so that outgoing mail can be handled by G-mail.
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* Environment variable: `GMAIL_APP_PASSWORD`
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## Ngrok Authentication Token
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Add your Ngrok authentication token so that the configuration file can be automatically
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generated.
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* Environment Variable: `NGROK_AUTH_TOKEN`
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## Slack API Token
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Add your Slack API token so that `slackterm` can be automatically set up.
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* Environment Variable: `SLACK_API_TOKEN`
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## Tabby Configuration ID
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Add your Tabby configuration ID to automatically sync Tabby settings.
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* Environment Variable: `TABBY_CONFIG_ID`
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## Tabby Sync Token
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Add your Tabby sync token to automatically sync Tabby settings. This works in conjunction with
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the Tabby Configuration ID mentioned above.
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* Environment Variable: `TABBY_SYNC_TOKEN`
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##
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EOF
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glow /tmp/chezmoi-intro
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logg prompt 'Select the software group you would like to install. If your environment is a macOS, Windows, or environment with the DISPLAY environment variable then desktop software will be installed too. The software groups are in the ~/.local/share/chezmoi/home/.chezmoidata.yaml file.'
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SOFTWARE_GROUP="$(gum choose "Basic" "Standard" "Development" "Experimental")"
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chezmoi apply
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if [ -n "$FORCE_CHEZMOI" ]; then
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chezmoi apply --force
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else
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chezmoi apply
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fi
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