web_site_monitor/casualscripter_functions.sh
2019-01-30 13:57:50 +01:00

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#!/bin/bash
#===============================================================================
#
# DIRECTORY:
# ---
#
# FILE:
# ./casualscripter_functions.sh
#
# USAGE:
# This is a library for some scripts.
#
# OPTIONS:
# none
#
# EXIT STATES:
# 101 = logfile not set
# 102 = dir for logfile not writable
# 103 = logfile already exists but is not writable
# 104 = a wanted binary is not installed
#
# DESCRIPTION:
# Global configuration and functions for scripts.
#
# REQUIREMENTS:
# which, uname, basename, ps, grep, awk, sed, dirname, tee, openssl, ...
#
# BUGS:
# ---
#
# NOTES:
# Tested on:
# - Debian GNU/Linux 8.x + bash, zsh, ksh, busybox ash & dash
# - ArchLinux + bash, zsh, ksh, busybox ash & dash
# - Linux Mint 18 (Cinnamon) + bash, zsh, ksh, busybox ash & dash
# - FreeBSD 11 + bash, zsh & busybox ash
# - OS X (10.11.6) + bash (sh) and zsh
# ! (t)csh is NOT supported !
#
# AUTHOR:
# Patrick Neumann, patrick@neumannsland.de
#
# COMPANY:
# (privately)
#
# VERSION:
# 1.0
#
# LINK TO THE MOST CURRENT VERSION:
# https://vcs.neumannsland.de/casualscripter/web_site_monitor
#
# CREATED:
# 2016-10-18
#
# COPYRIGHT (C):
# 2016 - Patrick Neumann
#
# LICENSE:
# This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
# the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
# (at your option) any later version.
#
# WARRANTY:
# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
# GNU General Public License for more details.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
# along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
#
# NOTE:
# ---
#
# TODO:
# ---
#
# HISTORY:
# 1.0 - Patrick Neumann - Initial (for the trainers eyes only) release
#
#===============================================================================
# Relative paths are more portable but less secure.
# Absolute paths are more secure but less portable.
readonly BIN_WHICH="$( which "which" )"
readonly BIN_UNAME="$( ${BIN_WHICH} "uname" )"
readonly BIN_BASENAME="$( ${BIN_WHICH} "basename" )"
readonly BIN_PS="$( ${BIN_WHICH} "ps" )"
readonly BIN_GREP="$( ${BIN_WHICH} "grep" )"
readonly BIN_AWK="$( ${BIN_WHICH} "awk" )"
readonly BIN_SED="$( ${BIN_WHICH} "sed" )"
readonly BIN_DIRNAME="$( ${BIN_WHICH} "dirname" )"
readonly BIN_TEE="$( ${BIN_WHICH} "tee" )"
readonly BIN_OPENSSL="$( ${BIN_WHICH} "openssl" )"
# Changeable defaults:
DEFAULT_SHELL="bash"
ECHO_FUNC="display"
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Detect operating system name.
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
readonly OS_NAME="$( ${BIN_UNAME} -s )"
# "sed -E" on macOS is the same as "sed -r" on Linux
if [ "${OS_NAME}" = "Darwin" -o "${OS_NAME}" = "FreeBSD" ] ; then
readonly SED_EXT_REGEXP="-E"
readonly DATE_DISPLAY="-j -f %s "
readonly DARWIN_FIND_REGEXP_TYPE="-E "
else
readonly SED_EXT_REGEXP="--regexp-extended"
readonly DATE_DISPLAY="-d @"
readonly LINUX_FIND_REGEXP_TYPE="-regextype posix-extended "
fi
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Detect the shell in which we are running.
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
readonly PROCESS="$( ${BIN_BASENAME} "$( ${BIN_PS} -axco pid,command \
| ${BIN_GREP} "$$" \
| ${BIN_GREP} -v "grep" \
| ${BIN_AWK} '{ print $2; }' )" )"
# Why conditinal command should be prefered over test:
# https://google-styleguide.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/shell.xml#Test,_[_and_[[
# and why you don't, if you would support "dash":
# http://mywiki.wooledge.org/Bashism
if [ "${PROCESS}" = "$( ${BIN_BASENAME} "${0}" )" ] ; then
readonly CURRENT_SHELL="${DEFAULT_SHELL}"
else
readonly CURRENT_SHELL="${PROCESS}"
fi
# Linux can have alle shells and "/bin/echo" has no limitations.
# Darwin (14.5.0) has bash 3.2.57, zsh 5.0.5, ksh 93 and tcsh 6.17.00
# - kshs and tcshs builtin echo does not support "-e" and/or "-n"!
# - "/bin/echo" does not support "-e"!
# FreeBSD can have all shells, but "/bin/echo" has the same limitations!
# Solution: use printf instead!
# Worth readable Link: http://hyperpolyglot.org/unix-shells#echo-note
if [ "${CURRENT_SHELL}" = "zsh" ] ; then
# zsh does not split a string into words separated by spaces by default!
setopt shwordsplit
# zshs "which" find the builtin without "-p"!
readonly BIN_PRINTF="$( which -p printf )"
else
readonly BIN_PRINTF="$( which printf )"
fi
#=== FUNCTION ==================================================================
# NAME: trim
# DESCRIPTION: Remove leading and trailing whitespace characters from a string.
# PARAMETER 1: string
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# SOMETIMES NEEDED FOR CONFIGURATION!
#===============================================================================
# Do not use "function" if you want to support dash:
# http://mywiki.wooledge.org/Bashism
trim () {
var="${1}"
var="${var#"${var%%[![:space:]]*}"}"
var="${var%"${var##*[![:space:]]}"}"
${BIN_PRINTF} "${var}"
}
#=== FUNCTION ==================================================================
# NAME: logfile_checks
# DESCRIPTION: Checks if a logfile is set and can be created.
# PARAMETERS: none (a global var will be used.)
#===============================================================================
logfile_checks () {
if [ -z "${LOG_FILE}" ] ; then
${BIN_PRINTF} "\033[01;31;40mERROR: logfile not set... EXIT!!!\033[00m\n"
exit 101
fi
if ! [ -w "$( ${BIN_DIRNAME} "${LOG_FILE}" )" ] ; then
${BIN_PRINTF} "\033[01;31;40mERROR: dir for logfile not writable... EXIT!!!\033[00m\n"
exit 102
fi
if [ -e "${LOG_FILE}" ] ; then
if ! [ -w "${LOG_FILE}" ] ; then
${BIN_PRINTF} "\033[01;31;40mERROR: logfile already exists but is not writable... EXIT!!!\033[00m\n"
exit 103
fi
fi
}
#=== FUNCTION ==================================================================
# NAME: overwrite
# DESCRIPTION: Check if the custom file already exists and ask for overwriting
# or exit.
# PARAMETER 1: custom file
# PARAMETER 2: file type
#===============================================================================
overwrite() {
if [ -e "${1}" ] ; then
${BIN_PRINTF} "\n${2} does already exist, overwrite? \
(type YES in UPPER letters and hit return!) : "
read -r answer
if [ "${answer}" != "YES" ] ; then
${BIN_PRINTF} "\033[01;34;40mHINT: move the old ${2} to a save place and try again... EXIT!!!\033[00m\n"
exit 0
fi
# clear logfile
${BIN_PRINTF} "" > "${LOG_FILE}"
fi
}
#=== FUNCTION ==================================================================
# NAME: display
# DESCRIPTION: Wrapper for "echo -n -e".
# PARAMETER 1: message (string)
#===============================================================================
display () {
${BIN_PRINTF} "${1}"
}
#=== FUNCTION ==================================================================
# NAME: log
# DESCRIPTION: Wrapper for "echo -n -e" incl. redirection into logfile.
# PARAMETER 1: message (string)
#===============================================================================
log () {
logfile_checks
${BIN_PRINTF} "${1}" >> "${LOG_FILE}"
}
#=== FUNCTION ==================================================================
# NAME: display_and_log
# DESCRIPTION: Wrapper for "echo -n -e" incl. output to stdout AND redirection
# into logfile.
# PARAMETER 1: message (string)
#===============================================================================
display_and_log () {
logfile_checks
${BIN_PRINTF} "${1}" | ${BIN_TEE} -a "${LOG_FILE}"
}
#=== FUNCTION ==================================================================
# NAME: quiet
# DESCRIPTION: Wrapper for "echo -n -e" incl. redirection into "nirvana".
# PARAMETER 1: message (string)
#===============================================================================
quiet () {
${BIN_PRINTF} "${1}" > /dev/null
}
#=== FUNCTION ==================================================================
# NAME: error
# DESCRIPTION: Display red error messages starting with "ERROR:".
# PARAMETER 1: message (string)
#===============================================================================
error () {
# TODO: stderr!?
"${ECHO_FUNC}" "\033[01;31;40mERROR: ${1}!!!\033[00m\n"
}
#=== FUNCTION ==================================================================
# NAME: hint
# DESCRIPTION: Display blue hint messages starting with "HINT:".
# PARAMETER 1: message (string)
#===============================================================================
hint () {
"${ECHO_FUNC}" "\033[01;34;40mHINT: ${1}!\033[00m\n"
}
#=== FUNCTION ==================================================================
# NAME: success
# DESCRIPTION: Display green success messages starting with "SUCCESS:".
# PARAMETER 1: message (string)
#===============================================================================
success () {
"${ECHO_FUNC}" "\033[01;32;40mSUCCESS: ${1}!\033[00m\n"
}
#=== FUNCTION ==================================================================
# NAME: assign_binary
# DESCRIPTION: ...
# PARAMETER 1: string
#===============================================================================
assign_binary () {
if [ ${1:0:1} = "/" ] ; then
# Absolute paths are more secure but less portable.
if ! [ -e "${1}" ] ; then
error "${1} not installed"
exit 104
fi
local var="BIN_$( ${BIN_PRINTF} "$( ${BIN_BASENAME} "${1}" )" | tr [:lower:] [:upper:] )"
eval "readonly $var=\${1}"
else
# Relative paths are more portable but less secure.
local var="BIN_$( ${BIN_PRINTF} "${1}" | tr [:lower:] [:upper:] )"
eval "readonly $var=\$( ${BIN_WHICH} "${1}" )"
if [ -z "$( eval "${BIN_PRINTF} \$$var" )" ] ; then
error "${1} not installed"
exit 104
fi
fi
}
# Do not use "exit" at the end of a library!