Yann Autissier
6192d73cbe
lib/str.sh gains firstword, lastword, or, patsubst, filter, filter_out, addprefix, addsuffix and jwt: what the catalogue .mk files are written in. The make JWT macro split on the commas of its payload; this one does not. lib/context.sh registers COMPOSE_PROJECT_NAME, APP, DOCKER_NETWORK_* and the rest as lazy defaults, so a converted .mk keeps reading them as it did. Hooks also load a directory-level _stack.env and _stack.sh, for the .mk files of the catalogue that hold settings for several stacks at once.
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31 lines
1.1 KiB
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#shellcheck shell=sh
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# hooks: the per-stack settings that used to live in a .mk file.
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#
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# A stack may ship, next to its compose files:
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# _stack.env settings shared by every stack of the directory
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# _stack.sh the same, computed
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# <name>.env dotenv, for plain values
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# <name>.env.<env> the same, for one environment
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# <name>.sh shell, for values that have to be computed (fabio tags, JWTs)
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# <name>.mk the legacy make snippet, still read for its groups
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#
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# A .sh hook runs with the myos helpers available (myos_tagprefix, myos_uri,
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# myos_var) and sets variables directly. This is what lets a stack of the
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# catalogue work on a machine that has no make.
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# myos_stack_hooks DIR NAME load the hooks of one stack, most specific last
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myos_stack_hooks() {
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_hdir=$1; _hname=$2
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for _h in "$_hdir/_stack.env" "$_hdir/$_hname.env" "$_hdir/$_hname.env.$ENV"; do
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[ -f "$_h" ] && myos_dotenv_load "$_h"
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done
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for _h in "$_hdir/_stack.sh" "$_hdir/$_hname.sh" "$_hdir/$_hname.$ENV.sh"; do
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if [ -f "$_h" ]; then
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myos_debug "hook $_h"
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# shellcheck source=/dev/null
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. "$_h"
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fi
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done
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return 0
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}
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