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Installers

Each util that has explicit configuration occupies a separate folder, e.g. vim. Every such folder contains a script called install.sh that will be greped and sourced by the main installer. Each installer provides system install routine and optionally a set of directives to request a dependency or to provide one.

Here is an example vim installer script:

# depends-on: bash, brew, npm, svn
install() {
  brew install macvim
  brew install macvim --with-override-system-vim
  brew link --overwrite macvim
  brew install ag
  brew install swiftlint
  pip install pylint
  pip install bashate
  npm install -g jsonlint
  npm install -g eslint

  ln -s -f $THIS/vimrc ~/.vimrc
  ln -s -f $THIS/cvimrc ~/.cvimrc
  ln -s -f $THIS/vimrc ~/.ideavimrc
  ln -s -f $THIS/ycm.py ~/.ycm.py

  svn co http://llvm.org/svn/llvm-project/llvm/trunk/utils/vim $DEPENDENCIES/llvm.vim

  if [ ! -f ~/.vim/autoload/plug.vim ]; then
    curl -fLo ~/.vim/autoload/plug.vim --create-dirs \
      https://raw.githubusercontent.com/junegunn/vim-plug/master/plug.vim
    vim +PlugInstall +qall
  fi

  bash_init_section
  bash_export_source "$THIS/bashrc.aliases.sh"
}

Before install function is run all its bash, brew, npm and svn dependencies will be fulfilled.

Directives

There are two directives:

# depends-on: <list-of-names> Requests a dependency list to be fulfilled before this installer is run.
# satisfies: Provides dependencies for others to use. Essentially an export.

Before any installer is run a build order is defined so that each successive installer is run after its dependencies are satisfied.

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