create_links.sh

#!/usr/bin/env bash
#
# Purpose of this file is to create symlinks to configuration files I have in my repo.
# Because directory links have to be created with root privileges, 
# this file has to be run with root or sudo

target="$1"
HOME=$target
src="$target/src"
dotfiles="$src/dotfiles"
config="$target/.config"
clear
echo "setting up links from $dotfiles"
echo "targeting into $target"
read -p "Are you sure? " -n 1 -r
echo    # (optional) move to a new line
if [[ ! $REPLY =~ ^[Yy]$ ]]
then
    exit 1
fi
# 0. links creation functions
echo "#!/usr/bin/env bash" > remove_links.sh
echo "#" >> remove_links.sh
echo "###################################################################">>remove_links.sh
echo "# Autogenerated remove links file">>remove_links.sh
echo "###################################################################">>remove_links.sh

function log_warning(){
	# coloring output message in yellow
	echo -n "$(tput setaf 3)"
	echo "$1"
	# reset to terminal defaults
	echo -n "$(tput sgr0)"
}

function log_info(){
	# coloring output message in green
	echo -n "$(tput setaf 2)"
	echo -n "$1"
	# reset to terminal defaults
	echo "$(tput sgr0)"
}


function ln_file() {
	echo "linking file from $1 to $2"
	(ls $2 >> /dev/null 2>&1 && log_warning "File $2 exists") || (ln -s $1 $2 && log_info "File $2 created!")
	echo "# Removing file -------------------------------------- $2">>remove_links.sh
	echo "delete_link \"$2\"">>remove_links.sh
}

function ln_directory(){
	echo "linking directory from $1 to $2"
	(ls $2 >> /dev/null 2>&1 && log_warning "$2 exists") || (ln -ds $1 $2  && log_info "Directory $2 created!")
	echo "# Removing directory ********************************* $2">>remove_links.sh
	echo "delete_link \"$2\"">>remove_links.sh
}
function delete_link(){
	[-h $1] && rm -i $1 
}

# Create user home .config 

mkdir -p $config

# Git configuration
echo "creating git config at $target/git"
ln_directory "$dotfiles/git/git" $target/git


ln_file "$dotfiles/git/system.gitconfig" "$target/.gitconfig"
ln_file "$dotfiles/git/global.gitignore" "$target/.gitignore"


#
# Onedrive syncer 
# URL: https://github.com/abraunegg/onedrive
#

mkdir -p $config/onedrive

ln_file $dotfiles/onedrive.config $config/onedrive/config
ln_file $dotfiles/sync_list.config $config/onedrive/sync_list


# Zsh settings

ln_directory "$dotfiles/zsh/scripts" "$target/.zsh"

(ls $target/.zsh/private.zshrc >> /dev/null 2>&1 && echo "private zshrc exists") || touch $target/.zsh/private.zshrc

ln_file "$dotfiles/zsh/.shellrc" "$target/.shellrc"
ln_file "$dotfiles/zsh/.zshrc" "$target/.zshrc"
ln_file "$dotfiles/zsh/.zprofile" "$target/.zprofile"
ln_file "$dotfiles/zsh/.p10k.zsh" "$target/.p10k.zsh"


#
# Tmux
#

ln_file $dotfiles/.tmux.conf $target/.tmux.conf

#
# Espanso text expander
# URL: https://espanso.org
#

ln_directory "$dotfiles/espanso" "$config/espanso"


ln_directory "$dotfiles/doomemacs" "$target/.doom.d"

mkdir -p $config/kitty
ln_file $dotfiles/kitty/kitty.conf $config/kitty/kitty.conf

function alacritty(){
	#mkdir -p $config/alacritty
	ln_directory $dotfiles/alacritty $config/alacritty
}

alacritty

function vim() {
	ln_file $dotfiles/vim/.vsvimrc $target/.vsvimrc
	ln_file $dotfiles/vim/.ideavimrc $target/.ideavimrc
	ln_file $dotfiles/vim/.vimrc $target/.vimrc

	ln_file $dotfiles/vim/.gvimrc $target/.gvimrc

	mkdir -p $config/nvim

	ln_file $dotfiles/vim/init.vim $config/nvim/init.vim

	mkdir $target/.vim
	mkdir $target/.vim/backup_files
	mkdir $target/.vim/swap_files
	mkdir $target/.vim/undo_files

	ln_file $dotfiles/vim/autocmd.vimrc $target/.vim/autocmd.vimrc
	ln_file $dotfiles/vim/plugin-settings.vimrc $target/.vim/plugin-settings.vimrc
	ln_file $dotfiles/vim/ide.vimrc $target/.vim/ide.vimrc
	ln_file $dotfiles/vim/simple-mapping.vimrc $target/.vim/simple-mapping.vimrc
	ln_file $dotfiles/vim/mapping.vimrc $target/.vim/mapping.vimrc
	ln -ds $dotfiles/vim/plugins $target/.vim/plugins
}

function autocomplete(){
	# generating shell completions for tools
	kubectl completion zsh > $target/.zsh/completions/_kubectl
	helm completion zsh > $target/.zsh/completions/_helm
	k3d completion zsh > $target/.zsh/completions/_k3d
	minikube completion zsh > $target/.zsh/completions/_minikube
}
#
#(ls ~/.autoenv >> /dev/null 2>&1 && echo "autoenv already installed") || git clone git@github.com:hyperupcall/autoenv.git ~/.autoenv


ln_file $dotfiles/user-dirs.dirs $config/user-dirs.dirs


ln_directory $dotfiles/paru $config/paru

#
# Sway config
#


mkdir -p $config/sway

ln_file $dotfiles/sway/config $config/sway/config
ln_directory $dotfiles/sway/config.d $config/sway/config.d
ln_directory $dotfiles/sway/scripts $config/sway/scripts
ln_directory $dotfiles/sway/profiles $config/sway/profiles

ln_file $dotfiles/swaylock/config $config/swaylock/config

ln_file $dotfiles/waybar/config $config/waybar/config
ln_file $dotfiles/waybar/style.css $config/waybar/style.css

ln_directory $dotfiles/rofi $config/rofi
ln_directory $dotfiles/kanshi $config/kanshi

ln_directory $dotfiles/swaync $config/swaync

ln_directory $dotfiles/swappy $config/swappy

ln_directory $dotfiles/workstyle $config/workstyle
ln_directory $dotfiles/sworkstyle $config/sworkstyle

ln_file $dotfiles/sway/desktops/sway_nvidia.sh /usr/bin/sway_nvidia
sudo chmod +x /usr/bin/sway_nvidia
sudo cp $dotfiles/sway/desktops/sway_nvidia.desktop /usr/share/wayland-sessions

ln_file $dotfiles/sway/desktops/sway_amd.sh /usr/bin/sway_amd
sudo chmod +x /usr/bin/sway_amd
sudo cp $dotfiles/sway/desktops/sway_amd.desktop /usr/share/wayland-sessions

ln_file $dotfiles/sway/desktops/sway_intel.sh /usr/bin/sway_intel
sudo chmod +x /usr/bin/sway_intel
sudo cp $dotfiles/sway/desktops/sway_intel.desktop /usr/share/wayland-sessions


# link desktop files

# To override default desktop files you can create a .desktop file with the same name in ~/.local/share/applications
# Arch by default uses /usr/share/applications

for file in $dotfiles/desktop/*; do
	ln_file $file $target/.local/share/applications/$(basename $file)
done

# Thunderbird and Firefox are bastards. There's no way to customize their look without hacking the css files
# To make things worse, it's not really possible to get profile path from the command line easily
# grep "Path=" ~/.thunderbird/profiles.ini | sed 's/^Path=//'
#
# I will try linking the whole thunderbird dir to this path from search command above, let's see if it works on all machines

thunderbird_profile=$(grep "Path=" ~/.thunderbird/profiles.ini | sed 's/^Path=//')

if [ -z "$thunderbird_profile" ]; then
	log_warning "Thunderbird profile not found"
else
	ln_directory $dotfiles/thunderbird $target/.thunderbird/$thunderbird_profile/chrome
fi