Boondocks OS Source Builder helper script.

bos.sh

#!/bin/bash
# Boondocks OS Source Builder helper script.
# Gist: https://gist.github.com/slimbrd/9dbbb2d4a70b13a0283fde4bca5d93d9
# Raw: https://git.io/f8TlJ

# *** Warning: this script can be destructive. Be aware. ***

# This script helps automate the manual bits to kick off a Boondocks OS Yocto build.

# Assumptions:
#  - Produces a development build by default
#  - Kicks off build from directory: boondocks-yocto-scripts/build
#  - Boondocks OS source repo is cloned as: boondocks-raspberrypi.$RANDOM

# Cloning:
#   - Clone path controlled by command line switch:  $2 (repo_root)
#   - Clone path will be created if it does not exist.

# Actions Performed:
#  1. Clone a new copy of the source repo
#  2. Run: prerequisites.sh
#  3. Run: build.sh

# Parameter inputs w/default values
build_type=${1:-"-d"}
repo_root=${2:-"$(pwd)/boondocks-raspberrypi.$RANDOM"}
repo_directory=${3:-"boondocks-raspberrypi"}

SECONDS=0

# fully qualified path of the source repo.
repo_path=$repo_root/$repo_directory

echo
echo "Boondocks OS Source Builder is starting..."
echo "Command Line: $@"
echo "Build Type: $build_type"
echo "Repo Root: $repo_root"
echo "Repo Directory: $repo_directory"
echo "Repo Path: $repo_path"
echo "You may be prompted for credentials during portions of the build."
echo

# if the repo path already exists, delete it before cloning.
if [ -d "$repo_path" ]; then
  sudo rm -rf $repo_path
  echo "Boondocks script deleted previous repo path: $repo_path"
  echo
fi

# install dependencies for this script.
sudo apt update && sudo apt install -y git

# create and change to the source directory.
mkdir -p $repo_root
cd $repo_root

# clone the Boondocks OS source repo into the current directory.
git clone --recursive https://github.com/Boondocks/boondocks-raspberrypi.git $repo_directory
echo "Boondocks OS cloned to $repo_path".

# change directory to the Boondocks build scripts.
cd $repo_root/$repo_directory/boondocks-yocto-scripts/build
echo "Boondocks script changed to: $(pwd)"

# Execute a Boondocks OS source build:
#   1. Explicitly install all prerequisites.
#   2. Build source as a development image.

# Prerequisites.
# "prerequisites -h" for help.
echo "Boondocks script is going to run: $(pwd)/prerequisites.sh -u -p -n -d]"
./prerequisites.sh -u -p -n -d

# Build.
# "build.sh -h" for help.
echo "Boondocks script is going to run: $(pwd)/build.sh -d]"
./build.sh $build_type

script_duration=$SECONDS
echo "Boondocks script duration: $(($script_duration / 60))m $(($script_duration % 60))s."

Execute bos.sh Helper Script

This helper script automates typical by-hand commands to kick off a new build.

The below examples use git.io to shorten the full github URLs. If you prefer to run this script without using the git.io shortened URL, use the direct raw file URL instead:

https://gist.githubusercontent.com/boondocks-iot/457074c61698897fe75b8fd2a92ea290/raw/bos.sh

You can also clone this gist and run the bos.sh script directly using the below command lines as an example of customizing the build.

Production Build

bash -c "$(curl -sL https://git.io/f8TlJ)" --

Development Build, Randomly Named Source Directory

bash -c "$(curl -sL https://git.io/f8TlJ)" -- -d

Development Build, Fixed Directory

If you require the source to be cloned to a specific directory for building, you can specify the root directory for cloning.

bash -c "$(curl -sL https://git.io/f8TlJ)" -- -d "${HOME}/repos/boondocks-os"