atom.sh

#!/bin/sh

# shell command to install Atom packages
install_packages="apm install linter linter-rubocop"

if grep -q Microsoft /proc/version 1>/dev/null 2>/dev/null; then

    # -------------------- #
    #  W I N D O W S   1 0 #
    # -------------------- #

    # install Atom packages
    cmd.exe /c "$install_packages"

    # set default line endings to LF
    echo "atom.config.set(\"line-ending-selector.defaultLineEnding\", \"LF\")" >> ~/winhome/.atom/init.coffee

    # -------------------------------------------- #
    # BATCH SCRIPTS TO BIND WSL BINARIES TO VSCODE #
    # -------------------------------------------- #

    # VSCode will use binaries installed in WSL to run linting and other 
    # functionality. In order for VSCode, a Windows 10 program to use WSL
    # binaries, we need simple batch scripts to allow calling WSL binaries
    # from VSCode.

    # WSL git batch file

    # WSL rubocop batch file
    cat <<EOF > ~/winhome/.vscode/rubocop.bat
@echo off
bash.exe -c "$(rbenv which rubocop) %*"
EOF
    
    # add command to set correct rubocop path to Atom init screen
    echo "atom.config.set(\"linter-rubocop.command\", \"%USERPROFILE%/.atom/rubocop.bat\")" >> ~/winhome/.atom/init.coffee
else

    # ---------------------------- #
    #  M A C   O S   /   L I N U X #
    # ---------------------------- #

    # install Atom packages
    eval $install_packages

    # add command to set correct rubocop path to Atom init screen
    echo "atom.config.set(\"linter-rubocop.command\", \"`rbenv which rubocop`\")" >> ~/.atom/init.coffee
fi

vscode.sh

#!/bin/sh

# install npm packages
npm install --global eslint

# install gem packages
gem install rubocop solargraph

if grep -q Microsoft /proc/version 1>/dev/null 2>/dev/null; then

    # -------------------- #
    #  W I N D O W S   1 0 #
    # -------------------- #

    # -------------------------------------------- #
    # BATCH SCRIPTS TO BIND WSL BINARIES TO VSCODE #
    # -------------------------------------------- #

    # VSCode will use binaries installed in WSL to run linting and other 
    # functionality. In order for VSCode, a Windows 10 program to use WSL
    # binaries, we need simple batch scripts to allow calling WSL binaries
    # from VSCode.

    # WSL git batch file
    cat <<EOF > ~/winhome/.vscode/git.bat
@echo off
bash -c 'git %*'
EOF

    # WSL rubocop batch file
    cat <<EOF > ~/winhome/.vscode/rubocop.bat
@echo off
bash.exe -c "$(rbenv which rubocop) %*"
EOF

    # WSL solargraph batch file
    cat <<EOF > ~/winhome/.vscode/solargraph.bat
@echo off
bash.exe -c "$(rbenv which solargraph) %*"
EOF

    # WSL eslint batch file
    cat <<EOF > ~/winhome/.vscode/eslint.bat
@echo off
bash.exe -c "eslint %*"
EOF

    # ----------------------------------- #
    # SETTINGS TO ADD TO VSCODE (WINDOWS) #
    # ----------------------------------- #

    cat <<EOF > settings.json
{
    "git.path": "%USERPROFILE%\\\.vscode\\\git.bat",
    "eslint.nodePath": "%USERPROFILE%\\\.vscode\\\eslint.bat",
    "solargraph.commandPath": "%USERPROFILE%\\\.vscode\\\solargraph.bat",
    "ruby.rubocop.executePath": "%USERPROFILE%\\\.vscode\\\rubocop.bat",
    "terminal.integrated.shell.windows": "C:\\\Windows\\\Sysnative\\\bash.exe",
    "files.eol": "\n",
    "files.associations": {
        "*.pgsql": "sql",
        "*.psql": "sql"
    }
}
EOF

    # WINDOWS settings.json path
    settings_json="~/winhome/AppData/Roaming/Code/User/settings.json"

    # install jq to allow JSON file merge
    sudo apt-get install jq

else

    # ---------------------------- #
    #  M A C   O S   /   L I N U X #
    # ---------------------------- #

    # ------------------------------------- #
    # SETTINGS TO ADD TO VSCODE (MAC/LINUX) #
    # ------------------------------------- #

    cat <<EOF > settings.json
{
    "ruby.rubocop.executePath": "$(rbenv which rubocop)",
    "files.associations": {
        "*.pgsql": "sql",
        "*.psql": "sql"
    }
}
EOF
    if [[ $(uname -s) = 'Darwin' ]]; then
        # MAC settings.json path
        settings_json="$HOME/Library/Application Support/Code/User/settings.json"
    else
        # LINUX settings.json path
        settings_json="$HOME/.config/Code/User/settings.json"
    fi
fi


# merge settings.json into VSCode settings
jq -s '.[0] * .[1]' "$settings_json" settings.json > temp.json
cat temp.json > "$settings_json"
rm temp.json
rm settings.json