Small Improvement #22

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# Update
Update script written in bash for Arch. Keeps all your pacman and aur packages as well as your flatpaks up to date with one simple script. It also backups a list of all your pacman/aur pkg's and flatpaks. As well as your fstab and the makepkg.conf to the location that you specify in the config.
Update script written in Bash for Arch Linux only. Keeps all your pacman and aur packages as well as your flatpaks up to date with one simple script. It also backups a list of all your pacman and aur packages and flatpaks.
## Requirements
Here is what is required.
```bash
pacman -S just
```
It also technically requires sudo, but if you use something else, then just create a softlink for this script to work.<br/>
Doing that would look like this.
```bash
ln -s /usr/bin/your_program /usr/bin/sudo
```
## Installation
```bash
git clone https://github.com/AustrianToast/update.git && cd update
git clone https://gitea.hopeless-cloud.xyz/AustrianToast/update.git && cd update
```
Before installing, please edit the config and configure it to your liking.
Before installing, please edit the config and configure it to your liking.<br/>
Then install using
```bash
make install
```
or
```bash
just install
```
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--help displays this message
--preview shows a preview of which pkg's will be updates
--version prints out the version number
--backup just does the pre-backup without updating
--backup just does the before-backup without updating
```
## Contributing

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install:
@echo "==> Installing update into /usr/local/bin"
@sudo install -Dm755 update /usr/local/bin/update
@cp update.conf ${HOME}/.config/
@[[ -f ${HOME}/.config/update.conf ]] || cp update.conf ${HOME}/.config/
@echo "==> Finished."
uninstall:

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install:
@echo "==> Installing update into /usr/local/bin"
@sudo install -Dm755 update /usr/local/bin/update
@cp update.conf ${HOME}/.config/
@echo "==> Finished."
uninstall:
@echo "==> Uninstalling update from /usr/local/bin"
@sudo rm /usr/local/bin/update ${HOME}/.config/update.conf
@echo "==> Finished."

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#!/usr/bin/bash
# updates using a pacman-wrapper and flatpak-update with flags
source "$HOME"/.config/update.conf || exit 1
[[ ! -d $BACKUP_LOCATION ]] && mkdir --parents "$BACKUP_LOCATION"
source "$HOME"/.config/update.conf
VER="2.0.7"
VERSION="2.0.9"
IGREEN="\033[0;92m" # Intense Green
IYELLOW="\033[0;93m" # Intense Yellow
NC="\033[0m" # Text Reset
NO_COLOR="\033[0m" # Text Reset
TMP="/tmp/update"
DATE="$(date +"%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S")"
PRE_BACKUP_AMOUNT="$(ls -Ub "$BACKUP_LOCATION"/ | grep -c ^before-backup)"
POST_BACKUP_AMOUNT="$(ls -Ub "$BACKUP_LOCATION"/ | grep -c ^after-backup)"
DATE="$(date +"%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S%:z")" # RFC 3339 date-time https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc3339#section-5.6
FINAL_COMMAND=""
trap interrupt_function INT
interrupt_function() {
echo "Interrupt has been detected"
sudo rm /var/lib/pacman/db.lck > /dev/null 2>&1
rm -r "$TMP" > /dev/null 2>&1
[[ -f /var/lib/pacman/db.lck ]] && sudo rm /var/lib/pacman/db.lck > /dev/null 2>&1
rm --recursive "$TMP" > /dev/null 2>&1
exit 1
}
Help() {
help() {
echo "Usage: update [OPTION]"
echo
echo "options:"
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echo "--help displays this message"
echo "--preview shows a preview of which pkg's can be updated"
echo "--version prints out the version number"
echo "--backup just does the pre-backup without updating"
echo "--backup just does the before-backup without updating"
}
check_for_dblck() {
if [ -f /var/lib/pacman/db.lck ]; then {
echo -e "${IYELLOW}->${NC} /var/lib/pacman/db.lck exists"
echo -e "${IYELLOW}->${NC} there might be another instance of pacman running. exiting..."
lock_pacman_db() {
if [ -f /var/lib/pacman/db.lck ]; then
echo -e "${IYELLOW}->${NO_COLOR} /var/lib/pacman/db.lck exists"
echo -e "${IYELLOW}->${NO_COLOR} there might be another instance of pacman running. exiting..."
exit 1
}
fi
sudo touch /var/lib/pacman/db.lck
}
delete_oldest_backup() {
if [[ $1 -ge $BACKUP_AMOUNT ]]; then
OLDEST_FILE="$(ls -t "$BACKUP_LOCATION" | grep $2 | tail -1)"
if [[ $(ls -Ub "$BACKUP_LOCATION" | grep -c $1) -ge $BACKUP_AMOUNT ]]; then
OLDEST_FILE="$(ls -rt1 $BACKUP_LOCATION | grep $1 | head -1)" # sorts by time (oldes first) and gets the first item
rm "$BACKUP_LOCATION"/"$OLDEST_FILE"
fi
}
before_backup() {
check_for_dblck
delete_oldest_backup $PRE_BACKUP_AMOUNT before-backup
rm -r "$TMP" > /dev/null 2>&1
mkdir "$TMP" && mkdir "$TMP"/before-backup_"$DATE" && mkdir "$TMP"/after-backup_"$DATE"
pacman -Qq > "$TMP"/before-backup_"$DATE"/pacman-pre.txt
[[ -f "$TMP"/before-backup_"$DATE"/pacman-pre.txt ]] || echo -e "$IYELLOW backup was unsuccessful" || exit 1
[[ -f /usr/bin/flatpak ]] && flatpak list > "$TMP"/before-backup_"$DATE"/flatpak-pre.txt
sudo touch /var/lib/pacman/db.lck
tar -cJf "$TMP"/before-backup_"$DATE".tar.xz.new "$TMP"/before-backup_"$DATE" /var/lib/pacman/local > /dev/null 2>&1
lock_pacman_db
delete_oldest_backup before-backup
[[ -d $TMP ]] && rm -r "$TMP"
mkdir --parents "$TMP"/before-backup_"$DATE" "$TMP"/after-backup_"$DATE"
pacman -Q > "$TMP"/before-backup_"$DATE"/pacman-before.txt
[[ -f /usr/bin/flatpak ]] && flatpak list --all --show-details > "$TMP"/before-backup_"$DATE"/flatpak-before.txt
tar --create --xz --file "$TMP"/before-backup_"$DATE".tar.xz.new "$TMP"/before-backup_"$DATE" /var/lib/pacman/local > /dev/null 2>&1 # for some reason it needs the output suppresion
sudo rm /var/lib/pacman/db.lck
cp "$TMP"/before-backup_"$DATE".tar.xz.new "$BACKUP_LOCATION"
rename before-backup_"$DATE".tar.xz.new before-backup_"$DATE".tar.xz "$BACKUP_LOCATION"/before-backup_"$DATE".tar.xz.new > /dev/null 2>&1
mv "$TMP"/before-backup_"$DATE".tar.xz.new "$BACKUP_LOCATION"
mv "$BACKUP_LOCATION"/before-backup_"$DATE".tar.xz.new "$BACKUP_LOCATION"/before-backup_"$DATE".tar.xz
}
after_backup() {
delete_oldest_backup $POST_BACKUP_AMOUNT after-backup
tar -cJf "$TMP"/after-backup_"$DATE".tar.xz.new "$TMP"/after-backup_"$DATE" > /dev/null 2>&1
cp "$TMP"/after-backup_"$DATE".tar.xz.new "$BACKUP_LOCATION"
rename after-backup_"$DATE".tar.xz.new after-backup_"$DATE".tar.xz "$BACKUP_LOCATION"/after-backup_"$DATE".tar.xz.new
delete_oldest_backup after-backup
tar --create --xz --file "$TMP"/after-backup_"$DATE".tar.xz.new "$TMP"/after-backup_"$DATE" > /dev/null 2>&1
mv "$TMP"/after-backup_"$DATE".tar.xz.new "$BACKUP_LOCATION"
mv "$BACKUP_LOCATION"/after-backup_"$DATE".tar.xz.new "$BACKUP_LOCATION"/after-backup_"$DATE".tar.xz
rm --recursive "$TMP"
}
update_with_pacman_wrapper() {
"$PACMAN_WRAPPER"
pacman -Qq > "$TMP"/after-backup_"$DATE"/pacman-after.txt
pacman -Q > "$TMP"/after-backup_"$DATE"/pacman-after.txt
}
update_with_flatpak() {
flatpak update -u --noninteractive
flatpak list > "$TMP"/after-backup_"$DATE"/flatpak-after.txt
flatpak update --assumeyes
flatpak list --all --show-details > "$TMP"/after-backup_"$DATE"/flatpak-after.txt
}
if [[ ${1:0:2} = -- ]]; then
case "${1:2}" in
help)
Help ;;
help ;;
preview)
sudo pacman -Sy > /dev/null 2>&1 && sudo pacman -Qu ;;
"$PACMAN_WRAPPER" -Sy
"$PACMAN_WRAPPER" -Qu ;;
version)
echo "$VER" ;;
echo "$VERSON" ;;
backup)
before_backup ;;
before_backup
rm --recursive "$TMP" ;;
?)
Help && exit 1;;
help; exit 1;;
esac
exit 0
fi
before_backup && echo -e "${IGREEN}pre-backup complete${NC}"
before_backup && echo -e "${IGREEN}pre-backup complete${NO_COLOR}"
[[ $1 ]] || update_with_pacman_wrapper
while getopts 'fpagr' OPTIONS; do
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update_with_pacman_wrapper; update_with_flatpak ;;
g)
[[ $1 = -g ]] && update_with_pacman_wrapper
FINAL_COMMAND="shutdown now" ;;
FINAL_COMMAND="systemctl --check-inhibitors=yes poweroff" ;;
r)
[[ $1 = -r ]] && update_with_pacman_wrapper
FINAL_COMMAND="reboot" ;;
FINAL_COMMAND="systemctl --check-inhibitors=yes reboot" ;;
?)
Help && exit 1;;
help; exit 1;;
esac
done
after_backup && echo -e "${IGREEN}after-backup complete${NC}"
$FINAL_COMMAND; exit 0
after_backup && echo -e "${IGREEN}after-backup complete${NO_COLOR}"
$FINAL_COMMAND; exit