#!/bin/sh # =============================================== # # enter.sh v1.0; job79 # # Enter into an existing or new dev container and # # automatically handle dev container updates. # # =============================================== # set -eu log() { printf '\e[%sm%s\e[0m %s\n' "${3:-36}" "${2:-○}" "$1"; } arg() { echo -n " $@"; } # run_args returns the arguments required for the podman run # command. run_args() { arg "--name $name" # Disable some security settings to make it possible to # mount host directories without problems. arg "--security-opt label=disable" # disable labeling so mounts don't need to be labeled. arg "--userns=keep-id" # required for ~/.ssh which is usually 700. # Use host networking. arg "--net=host" # Mount the wayland socket. Required to get the system # clipbard (wl-copy) working. [ -e "/run/user/$UID/wayland-0" ] && arg "-v /run/user/$UID/wayland-0:/run/user/1000/wayland-0" # Mount the ssh socket, directory and the git config # directory. This gets the host ssh and git configuration # working inside the container. [ -e "$SSH_AUTH_SOCK" ] && arg "-v $SSH_AUTH_SOCK:/run/user/1000/ssh-auth-sock" [ -d "$HOME/.ssh" ] && arg "-v $HOME/.ssh:/home/user/.ssh" [ -d "$HOME/.config/git" ] && arg "-v $HOME/.config/git:/home/user/.config/git" # Mount host directories with programming projects. [ -d "$HOME/Documents" ] && arg "-v $HOME/Documents:/home/user/Documents" [ -d "$HOME/.local/share/devcontainer" ] && arg "-v $HOME/.local/share/devcontainer:/home/user/.dev" # Add volumes for .local and .cache so these survive # container restarts. arg "-v $name-local:/home/user/.local" arg "-v $name-cache:/home/user/.cache" } ### MAIN ### name="dev" image="git.plabble.org/job79/dev:latest" fetch=false while test $# -gt 0; do case "$1" in --image | -i) shift && image="$1" ;; --fetch | -f) fetch=true ;; -*) log "unknown argument '$1'" 'x' 31 ;; *) name="$1" ;; esac shift done if [ "$fetch" = true ] || [ "$(podman container inspect "$name" -f {{.State.Running}} 2>&1)" != 'true' ]; then log "fetching updates..." if [ "$(podman pull -q "$image")" != "$(podman container inspect "$name" -f {{.Image}} 2>&1)" ]; then log "container image downloaded" '✓' 32 podman container rm -f -t 1 "$name" 1>/dev/null podman run -td $(run_args) "$image" else log "no updates available" '✓' 32 fi fi podman start "$name" 1>/dev/null podman exec -it "$name" bash -l