drivethru

drivethru

Latest Release File Server

Intro

drivethru does the heavy-lifting of presenting end-users with a one-line-command for installing your application. For example: curl -s http://dl.sudoba.sh/get/drivethru | sh

Features

installation scripts - drivethru generates an installation script that determines the OS and Architecture of the machine it is running on, and serves it at: /get/:appName

auto tarball - drivethru serves binary files as tarballs on-the-fly, so that your build scripts don't have to, and serves it at: /download/:appName/:os/:arch

Installation

drivethru installs itself via this command:

curl -s http://dl.sudoba.sh/get/drivethru | sh

Configuration

The configuration file is loaded from: /etc/drivethru/drivethru.conf and the options are very simple to configure. Example:

url = dl.sudoba.sh

host = localhost
port = 2020
root = /etc/drivethru/source

[drivethru]
source = drivethru
destination = /usr/local/bin/
github = https://github.com/murdinc/drivethru

[crusher]
source = crusher
destination = /usr/local/bin/
github = https://github.com/murdinc/crusher

[isosceles]
source = isosceles
destination = /usr/local/bin/
github = https://github.com/murdinc/isosceles

[awsm]
source = awsm
destination = /usr/local/bin/
github = https://github.com/murdinc/awsm

[awsmDashboard]
source = test
destination = ~/awsmDashboard
github = https://github.com/murdinc/awsmDashboard
universal = true

The structure of the source_folder for the configuration above should look similar to this:

source/
├── awsm
│   ├── Darwin
│   │   └── amd64
│   │       └── awsm
│   ├── Linux
│   │   ├── amd64
│   │   │   └── awsm
│   │   ├── arm
│   │   │   └── awsm
│   │   └── arm64
│   │       └── awsm
│   └── Windows
│       └── amd64
│           └── awsm
├── awsmDashboard
│   ├── index.html
│   ├── style.css
│   ├── awsmDashboard.js
│   └── awsmDashboard.js.map
│  
├── crusher
│   ├── Darwin
│   │   └── amd64
│   │       └── crusher
│   ├── Linux
│   │   ├── amd64
│   │   │   └── crusher
│   │   ├── arm
│   │   │   └── crusher
│   │   └── arm64
│   │       └── crusher
│   └── Windows
│       └── amd64
│           └── crusher
├── drivethru
│   ├── Darwin
│   │   └── amd64
│   │       └── drivethru
│   ├── Linux
│   │   ├── amd64
│   │   │   └── drivethru
│   │   ├── arm
│   │   │   └── drivethru
│   │   └── arm64
│   │       └── drivethru
│   └── Windows
│       └── amd64
│           └── drivethru
└── isosceles
    ├── Darwin
    │   └── amd64
    │       └── isosceles
    ├── Linux
    │   ├── amd64
    │   │   └── isosceles
    │   ├── arm
    │   │   └── isosceles
    │   └── arm64
    │       └── isosceles
    └── Windows
        └── amd64
            └── isosceles

Example Installation Script URL Output

This is an example installation script, generated for the installation of drivethru via the URL http://dl.sudoba.sh/get/drivethru

#!/bin/sh

FORMAT="tar.gz"
TEMPFOLDER="/tmp/drivethru-drivethru-$$"
TARBALL="$TEMPFOLDER/tar/drivethru.$FORMAT"
OS=$(uname)
ARCH=$(uname -m)
URL="http://dl.sudoba.sh/download/drivethru/$OS/$ARCH/"
DEST=/usr/local/bin/

sudo mkdir -p /tmp/$$/ && sudo chmod 777 /tmp/$$/

sudo mkdir -p "$TEMPFOLDER/tar"
sudo mkdir -p "$TEMPFOLDER/expanded"
sudo chmod -R 777 "$TEMPFOLDER"

echo "Downloading $URL"

curl -o $TARBALL -L -f $URL
if [ $? -eq 0 ]
then
    echo "\nCopying drivethru into $DEST\n"
    sudo mkdir -p $DEST/
    tar -xzf $TARBALL -C $TEMPFOLDER/expanded && sudo cp -av $TEMPFOLDER/expanded/drivethru/* $DEST/ && rm -rf drivethru
    if [ $? -eq 0 ]
    then
        sudo rm -rf "$TEMPFOLDER"
        echo "\ndrivethru has been installed into $DEST\n"
        echo "Done!"
        exit 0
    fi
else
    echo "Failed to install drivethru.\nPlease try downloading from https://github.com/murdinc/drivethru instead."
    sudo rm -rf "$TEMPFOLDER"
fi

exit 1