cdist/test/cdist-cconfig-tree

#!/bin/sh
#
# 2010 Nico Schottelius (nico-cdist at schottelius.org)
#
# This file is part of cdist.
#
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#
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#
# 
# Let's build a cconfig tree from a generic configuration (example)
#

#[ $# -eq 1 ] || __cdist_usage "cconf"

. cdist-config

set -au

# all types cdist is aware of
export cdist_types="file service user"

# the file that contains mapping from hosts to types
# we will execute this later
cdist_config_base="./cdist_config_base"

cdist_tree_wrapper="./cdist_tree_wrapper"

# used to build the tree and other stuff
tmpdir=/tmp/cdist-test-hardcoded
cdist_bindir="${tmpdir}/bin"
cdist_confdir="${tmpdir}/conf"

cdist_type_prefix="__"

################################################################################
# Begin execution

cdist_tree_wrapper_name=${cdist_tree_wrapper##*/}
cdist_tree_wrapper_absdir=$(cd ${cdist_tree_wrapper%/*} && pwd -P)
cdist_tree_wrapper_abs="$cdist_tree_wrapper_absdir/$cdist_tree_wrapper_name"


rm -rf "${tmpdir}"

# contains cdist-tree binaries
mkdir -p "${cdist_bindir}"
#ln -s "${cdist_tree_wrapper_abs}" "${bindir}"
(
   set -e
   cd "${cdist_bindir}"
   for bin in $cdist_types; do
      ln -s "${cdist_tree_wrapper_abs}" "${cdist_type_prefix}${bin}"
   done
)

# Cdist_tree_wrapper does not need any other tool, so remove them from the path.
#unset PATH

# prepend our path
PATH="${cdist_bindir}:$PATH"

# create output dir
mkdir -p "${cdist_confdir}"

# force -x, so the user is aware the file is executed
if [ -x "${cdist_config_base}" ]; then
   "${cdist_config_base}"
else
   echo Throw some error, as you forgot to +x it.
   exit 1
fi

echo "Finished tree generation, have a look at ${cdist_confdir}."