#!/bin/sh

# Installs 3 files:
# - configuration to /etc/build-server/config.json
# - build-server executable into /usr/local/bin/
# - rc-service script into /etc/init.d/build-server
#
# Enables and starts the service with user prompt to
# update the configuration.

mkdir /etc/build-server/

# Grab the binary
curl -s https://build-server.build.jmh.lol/artifacts/build-main-d33a341d7efee7bfd9b80b9bb7c8b760858bba58/build-server-linux-amd64 >/usr/local/bin/build-server-tmp
chmod +x /usr/local/bin/build-server-tmp

# Grab the rc-service script
curl -s https://build-server.build.jmh.lol/service-script >/etc/init.d/build-server
chmod +x /etc/init.d/build-server

# Stop the service if running
rc-service build-server stop

# Replace the binary with the temporary, stash previous
mv /usr/local/bin/build-server /usr/local/bin/build-server.bak
mv /usr/local/bin/build-server-tmp /usr/local/bin/build-server

# Enable and start the service
rc-update add build-server
rc-service build-server start

echo Edit configuration: /etc/build-server/config.json
echo Then restart the service: service build-server restart
echo ""
echo This server will need to be provisioned with any dependencies
echo required for your software.
echo ""

# This is specific to just the build server project:
# echo Set the Git URL of the desired project, then add a Makefile
# echo with the target \"build-server-artifacts\" to the project.
# echo ""
# echo Trigger builds via GET request:
# echo curl https://yourserver.com/build?branch=main\&token=yourtoken