From 25ef5d5a5fed1e2f95e57115dfdbc8ba67cfc93f Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Clumsy-Coder <19594044+Clumsy-Coder@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Thu, 11 Aug 2022 20:37:54 -0600 Subject: [PATCH] feat(shell): run shell command conditionally ## what - add feature to run shell command (optionally) ## how - the shell directive will check if the 'if' property is available. If it is, it will run the command in 'if' property. If the command results in a return 0 code or 'true', then the 'command' property will run. If the condition to run the command is a non 0 code or 'false', the shell command won't run - dotbot config example: ```yaml - shell: - command: echo "this is running on a MacOS" if: uname -s | grep -i "Darwin" ``` - dotbot config example: skipping command if false ```yaml - shell: - command: echo "This command should be skipped" if: false ``` ## why - can run the shell command conditionally - can use multiple dotbot configs to run different OS - Ex: incorporating it in https://github.com/ecarlson94/dotbot-template ## where - file changed in `./dotbot/plugins/shell.py` ## usage Create dotbot config ```yaml - shell: - command: echo "this is running on a MacOS" if: uname -s | grep -i "Darwin" ``` ```yaml - shell: - command: echo "This command should be skipped" if: false ``` --- dotbot/plugins/shell.py | 24 ++++++++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 24 insertions(+) diff --git a/dotbot/plugins/shell.py b/dotbot/plugins/shell.py index bbdcb6d..ee12719 100644 --- a/dotbot/plugins/shell.py +++ b/dotbot/plugins/shell.py @@ -36,6 +36,30 @@ class Shell(dotbot.Plugin): stdout = item.get("stdout", stdout) stderr = item.get("stderr", stderr) quiet = item.get("quiet", quiet) + + # run shell command if the 'if' key is present + # Ex: + # - shell: + # - command: echo "This computer is a Mac" + # if: uname -s | grep -i "Darwin" + # + # Ex: skipping shell command + # - shell: + # - command: echo "skip this shell command" + # if: false + if "if" in item: + run_if_result = dotbot.util.shell_command( + str(item["if"]), # this to make sure python doesn't run it. Had a odd behaviour with having the value 'false'. Check Pull Request #321 + cwd=self._context.base_directory(), + enable_stdin=False, + enable_stdout=False, + enable_stderr=stderr, + ) + + # if the condition to run the command is false, + # skip running the command + if run_if_result != 0: + continue elif isinstance(item, list): cmd = item[0] msg = item[1] if len(item) > 1 else None