airbrake-javascript-osx.sh

#!/bin/sh
URL_BASE="https://my.example.com"
basename="web-app"

for js in dist/assets/*.map; do
  # $js has the full path.  Chop it down to just the file name.
  filename=$(basename ${js})

  # Production requires a little more work because of Ember CLI's fingerprinting.
  # First, remove the ember-generated fingerprint and .js extension.  This prefix is common between JS and MAP file.

  # linux
  # filebase=$(expr match "$filename" '\(.*-\)')

  # osx
  filebase=$(expr "${filename}" : '\(.*-\)')

  # Find the map file with this prefix.  We take extra care to make sure it's simply the prefix + fingerprint + .map.
  # Without this additional logic, spike-airbrake.map and spike-frontend-airbrake.map would both match while handling
  # spike-1234.js
  # mapfile=$(find dist/assets -regex "dist/assets/${filebase}[0-9a-f]+\.map")

  # osx
  mapfile=$(find -E dist/assets -iregex "dist/assets/${filebase}[0-9a-f]+\.map")
  
  if [ -e ${mapfile} ]; then
    echo "Uploading js/map files to Airbrake: ${filename}, ${mapfile}"

    curl https://airbrake.io/api/v4/projects/${AIRBRAKE_PROJECT_ID}/sourcemaps \
      -X POST \
      -H "Authorization: Bearer ${AIRBRAKE_PROJECT_KEY}" \
      -F file=@${mapfile} \
      -F name=${URL_BASE}/assets/${filename}

    if [ -e ${mapfile} ] ; then
      # rm ${mapfile}
      # osx
      rm -rf ${mapfile}
      echo '';
    fi
  fi
done