#!/bin/bash # This file is containing some global function needed for the script such as the config file tools rd_conf="/var/config/retrodeck/retrodeck.cfg" conf_init() { # initializing and reading the retrodeck config file if [ ! -f $rd_conf ] then # I have to initialize the variables as they cannot be red from an empty config file echo "RetroDECK config file not found in $rd_conf" echo "Initializing" touch $rd_conf # Variables to manage: adding a variable here means adding it to conf_write() echo "#!/bin/bash" >> $rd_conf # version info taken from the version file version="$(cat /app/retrodeck/version)" echo "version=$version" >> $rd_conf # the retrodeck home, aka ~/retrodeck rdhome="$HOME/retrodeck" echo "rdhome=$rdhome" >> $rd_conf # default roms folder location (internal) roms_folder="$roms_folder" echo "roms_folder=$roms_folder" >> $rd_conf # default media folder location (internal) media_folder="$media_folder" echo "media_folder=$media_folder" >> $rd_conf # default themes folder location (internal) themes_folder="$themes_folder" echo "themes_folder=$themes_folder" >> $rd_conf else # i just read the variables echo "Found RetroDECK config file in $rd_conf" echo "Loading it" source $rd_conf fi } conf_write() { # writes the variables in the retrodeck config file echo "Writing the config file: $rd_conf" # TODO: this can be optimized with a while and a list of variables to check if [ ! -z "$version" ] #if the variable is not null then I update it then sed -i "s%version=.*%version=$version%" $rd_conf fi if [ ! -z "$rdhome" ] then sed -i "s%rdhome=.*%rdhome=$rdhome%" $rd_conf fi if [ ! -z "$roms_folder" ] then sed -i "s%roms_folder=.*%roms_folder=$roms_folder%" $rd_conf fi if [ ! -z "$media_folder" ] then sed -i "s%media_folder=.*%media_folder=$media_folder%" $rd_conf fi if [ ! -z "$themes_folder" ] then sed -i "s%themes_folder=.*%themes_folder=$themes_folder%" $rd_conf fi }