import * as plugins from './npmci.plugins' let nvmSourceString: string = '' export let nvmAvailable: boolean = false let checkNvm = () => { if (plugins.shelljs.exec(`bash -c "source /usr/local/nvm/nvm.sh"`,{silent: true}).code === 0) { nvmSourceString = `source /usr/local/nvm/nvm.sh && ` nvmAvailable = true } else if (plugins.shelljs.exec(`bash -c "source ~/.nvm/nvm.sh"`,{silent: true}).code === 0) { nvmSourceString = `source ~/.nvm/nvm.sh && ` nvmAvailable = true }; } checkNvm() /** * bash() allows using bash with nvm in path * @param commandArg - The command to execute * @param retryArg - The retryArg: 0 to any positive number will retry, -1 will always succeed, -2 will return undefined */ export let bash = (commandArg: string, retryArg: number = 2, bareArg: boolean = false): string => { let exitCode: number let stdOut: string let execResult let failOnError: boolean = true if (retryArg === -1) { failOnError = false retryArg = 0 } if (!process.env.NPMTS_TEST) { // NPMTS_TEST is used during testing for (let i = 0; i <= retryArg; i++) { if (!bareArg) { execResult = plugins.shelljs.exec( `bash -c "${nvmSourceString} ${commandArg}"` ) } else { execResult = plugins.shelljs.exec(commandArg) } exitCode = execResult.code stdOut = execResult.stdout // determine how bash reacts to error and success if (exitCode !== 0 && i === retryArg) { // something went wrong and retries are exhausted if (failOnError) { process.exit(1) } } else if (exitCode === 0) { // everything went fine, or no error wanted i = retryArg + 1 // retry +1 breaks for loop, if everything works out ok retrials are not wanted } else { plugins.beautylog.warn('Something went wrong! Exit Code: ' + exitCode.toString()) plugins.beautylog.info('Retry ' + (i + 1).toString() + ' of ' + retryArg.toString()) } } } else { plugins.beautylog.log('ShellExec would be: ' + commandArg) } return stdOut } /** * bashBare allows usage of bash without sourcing any files like nvm */ export let bashBare = (commandArg: string, retryArg: number = 2) => { return bash(commandArg, retryArg, true) } /** * bashNoError allows executing stuff without throwing an error */ export let bashNoError = (commandArg: string): string => { return bash(commandArg, -1) }