source: other-projects/nightly-tasks/crons-and-scripts/do-snapshots-and-latest.sh@ 29998

#!/bin/bash

# This script is called each time a nightly GS file (binary or otherwise) gets uploaded to puka
# to the caveat-emptor folder. This script is called from 
# nzdl@puka:[522]~/.ssh$ less authorized_keys


######### GLOBAL VARS #########

# http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1401482/yyyy-mm-dd-format-date-in-shell-script
# we want . as separator to produce: yyyy.mm.dd

today=`date +%Y.%m.%d`

# http://askubuntu.com/questions/367136/how-do-i-read-a-variable-from-a-file

gs2version=`cat /greenstone/greenstone.org/base/next-release.txt`
gs3version=`cat /greenstone/greenstone.org/base/next-release-greenstone3.txt`

# static array of string literals representing the caveat file suffixes we're interested in

suffixes=("linux" "linux-x64" "Lion-MacOS-intel.dmg" "MacOS-intel.dmg" "windows.exe" "source-component.tar.gz" "source-component.zip" "source-distribution.tar.gz" "source-distribution.zip")

gs2_bin_prefix=Greenstone-$gs2version-candidate-$today-
gs3_bin_prefix=Greenstone-$gs3version-candidate-$today-

#echo "Date is $today"
#echo "gs2ver is $gs2version"
#echo "gs3ver is $gs3version"
#echo "gs2_bin_prefix is $gs2_bin_prefix" 
#echo "gs3_bin_prefix is $gs3_bin_prefix"

caveat_dir=/greenstone/greenstone.org/base/caveat-emptor/
snapshots_dir=/greenstone/greenstone.org/base/release-snapshots/
latest_dir=${caveat_dir}latest/

###############################

# Function that checks whether all of today's binaries for a gs_version (GS2 or GS3) are 
# present in the caveat folder
# If so, it copies those bins over into the release-snapshots folder under new names

# Non-ambiguous string concatenation: ${varname}string-literal
# stackoverflow.com/questions/4181703/how-can-i-concatenate-string-variables-in-bash

function snapshots_for_gs_version () {

    # Local vs global variables in functions
    # http://www.tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/localvar.html

    local gs_version=$1

    #check if we've found all gs_version nightly binaries
    local foundallbins=true
    
    for suffix in ${suffixes[@]}; do
    local file=$caveat_dir
    if [ "$gs_version" == "2" ]; then
        file=$file$gs2_bin_prefix$suffix
    else
        file=$file$gs3_bin_prefix$suffix
    fi

    if [ ! -f $file ]; then
        echo "File does not exist: $file"
        foundallbins=false
    #else
        #echo "File exists: $file"
    fi
    done

    echo ""

    if [ "$foundallbins" == "true" ]; then
    echo "All gs$gs_version binaries for $today generated"
    echo ""

    # delete the old stables
    echo "Deleting ${snapshots_dir}Greenstone-${gs_version}s*"
    rm ${snapshots_dir}Greenstone-${gs_version}s*
    echo ""
    
    # copy the gs2 binaries to release-snapshots folder
    # under the new name Greenstone-${gs_version}sDATE-suffix, where gs_version = 2|3
    # Use hardlinking instead of copy to save space

    for suffix in ${suffixes[@]}; do    
        local file=$caveat_dir
        if [ "$gs_version" == "2" ]; then
        file=$file$gs2_bin_prefix$suffix
        else
        file=$file$gs3_bin_prefix$suffix
        fi
        local newfile=${snapshots_dir}Greenstone-${gs_version}s${today}-$suffix
        
        # http://askubuntu.com/questions/108771/what-is-the-difference-between-a-hard-link-and-a-symbolic-link
        # Q & A: The difference between hard and soft links at http://linuxgazette.tuwien.ac.at/105/pitcher.html
        echo "Hardlinking file $file as $newfile"
        ln $file $newfile

    done
    
    else
    echo "Not all gs${gs_version} binaries for $today have been generated. (foundallbins: $foundallbins)"
    fi

    echo ""


    # cdrom components only for GS2

    if [ "$gs_version" == "2" ]; then    

    echo "GS2 CD ROM components"
    echo ""

    cd_suffixes=("linux" "linux-x64" "Lion-mac" "mac" "full-windows" "windows")
    cdfile_src=cdrom-components-${gs2version}-candidate-${today}-

    local foundallcds=true

    for suffix in ${cd_suffixes[@]}; do

        local file=${caveat_dir}$cdfile_src${suffix}.tar.gz

        if [ ! -f $file ]; then
        foundallcds=false
        echo "Could not find cdrom component $file"
        fi
    done
    
    # if all cdrom components present, then copy across under new names
    if [ "$foundallcds" == "true" ]; then

        # delete the old cdrom components from release-snapshots
        echo "Deleting ${snapshots_dir}cdrom-components-2s*"
        rm ${snapshots_dir}cdrom-components-2s*
        echo ""
        
        # copy across the new cdrom components
        # use hardlinking instead of copying to save space

        for suffix in ${cd_suffixes[@]}; do

        local srcfile=${caveat_dir}$cdfile_src${suffix}.tar.gz
        local destfile=${snapshots_dir}cdrom-components-2s${today}-${suffix}.tar.gz
        echo "Hardlinking $srcfile as $destfile"
        ln $srcfile $destfile
        done
    fi

    echo ""
    fi
    

}

# Inspect the most recently added file in the caveat folder and iff it's a GS binary or src file,
# create a hardlink for it under the appropriate name in the 'latest' subfolder
# and delete the earlier variant of the same in 'latest'.
# In time may have to start including the GS documented examples archive files generated overnight.
#
# General: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3601515/how-to-check-if-a-variable-is-set-in-bash

function make_latest () {
    
    echo ""
    #echo "In MAKE_LATEST"

    # Using local variable to loop through files, seen in http://mywiki.wooledge.org/ParsingLs
    local latest
    local file
    local suffix
    
    # find the latest file in caveat, since this script is called upon each upload to puka's caveat
    # http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5885934/bash-function-to-find-newest-file-matching-pattern
    # http://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashFAQ/003
    # http://tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/fto.html, where f1 -nt f2 means file f1 is newer than file f2 
    # http://superuser.com/questions/687523/get-the-last-file-name-in-a-variable-in-bash

    unset -v latest
    #for file in "${caveat_dir}"*; do
    #then file would be the full path. Instead, cd into the caveat dir to just get the filename
    cd $caveat_dir
    for file in *; do
    [[ -f $file ]] && [[ "$file" != *"latest-server.exe" ]] && [[ "$file" != *"Greenstone3-latest-source.tar.gz" ]] && [[ $file -nt $latest ]] && latest=$file
    done
    cd -

    # latest will not be undef, because this script is only ever called upon a legitimate
    # file upload into puka's caveat-emptor location    
    # E.g. for testing, latest=Greenstone-3.07-candidate-2015.06.30-linux-x64
    echo "Latest file in caveat is: $latest"

    # Iff this is a GS binary/src file that we want to maintain in the caveat/latest folder,
    # then remove the older version of the same file from caveat/latest folder, if any,
    # and hardlink the latest file into caveat/latest

    # Check whether the latest file ends with the binary/src suffix
    # https://viewsby.wordpress.com/2013/09/06/bash-string-ends-with/
    # single or double square brackets for testing conditions, [] vs [[]]
    # http://stackoverflow.com/questions/669452/is-preferable-over-in-bash-scripts
    # Need double brackets below, [[]], for string expansion with wildcard

    for suffix in ${suffixes[@]}; do
    if [[ "$latest" == *"$suffix" ]]; then
        echo "Found that suffix matched: $suffix"

        # splits the filename $latest by hyphens, -, and then gets the 2nd substring
        # in this case the GS2 or GS3 full version number
        # http://stackoverflow.com/questions/428109/extract-substring-in-bash
        local matchfile=`echo $latest| cut -d'-' -f 2`
        echo "Found gs version prefix: $matchfile"

        matchfile=${latest_dir}Greenstone-${matchfile}-candidate-*-${suffix}

            # remove the matching file from the caveat/latest folder
        # we don't know it's date, so we substituted that portion with a * as wildcard
        # E.g. matchfile=<caveat>/latest/Greenstone-2.87-candidate-*-source-component.tar.gz

        echo "Removing $matchfile"
        rm $matchfile

        # make a hardlink of the $latest file into the caveat_latest folder
        echo "Making a hardlink to ${caveat_dir}$latest in ${latest_dir}$latest"
        ln ${caveat_dir}$latest ${latest_dir}$latest
    #else
        #echo "$latest did not match $suffix"
    fi
    done

    echo ""
}

####################

# the 'main'

# This script is called upon each upload to puka's caveat-emptor by 
# the file nzdl@puka:[522]~/.ssh/authorized_keys 

# Check if conditions are true to create snapshots out of today's GS2 bins, these conditions 
# being that all src and bins of GS2 have been generated for today. 
# And if so, hardlink these src and bin files into the release-snapshots dir.
# Repeat for GS3.
# Finally, for each uploaded file that is a Greenstone src or binary file in caveat
# hardlink it into the caveat/latest folder to keep a copy of the most-recent version of that 
# bin/file that was successfully generated.

snapshots_for_gs_version "2"
snapshots_for_gs_version "3"
make_latest