#!/usr/bin/env bash # Exit immediately if the script encounters a non-zero status. set -e # If set, Bash includes filenames beginning with a `.` in the results of # filename expansion. The filenames `.` and `..` must always be matched # explicitly, even if dotglob is set. shopt -s dotglob extglob # ============================================================ # PROLOGUE # ============================================================ # Create a new top-level directory as fallback in case $BUILD (defined below) # is ever empty. mkdir -p "/tmp/bs.jekyll" # Create an intermediate build directory. The final step of this script will # copy the content from this directory to $OUT. BUILD=$(mktemp -d -p "/tmp/bs.jekyll") if [ -z "$BUILD" ]; then >&2 echo "Failed to create temp directory." exit 1 fi # Deletes the intermediate build directory on exit. We use a concatenation of # the intermediate directory with the basename of the generated temp directory # to ensure we never evaluate to root (i.e. `/`). That should never actually # happen but a good habit to establish nonetheless. function cleanup { rm -r "/tmp/bs.jekyll/$(basename "$BUILD")" } trap cleanup EXIT # ============================================================ # BUILD # ============================================================ # Copy template contents over to the intermediate build directory. cp -r template/* "$BUILD" # Explicitly set permissions on all copied files. find "$BUILD" -type f -execdir chmod 644 {} + # Replace the placeholder name found in the template files. sed -i "s//$NAME/g" "$BUILD/flake.nix" # Generate a new project with the specified name. nix develop "$BUILD" --command bash -c "jekyll new $BUILD/$NAME" # Copy over the generated contents. mv "$BUILD/$NAME"/!(Gemfile) "$BUILD" rm "$BUILD/$NAME"/Gemfile rmdir "$BUILD/$NAME" # ============================================================ # EPILOGUE # ============================================================ # Success! Copy contents to target directory. cp -a "$BUILD"/* "$OUT"