cristiancmello/smug

Smug command line tool.

Smug

Smug is a command line utility for Linux operating systems that support the APT package management system (Ubuntu, Debian, and Mint, by default).

It supports the automated installation/update of some software, such as PHP 7.2, PHPMyAdmin, NPM, MongoDB, Node.js and Laravel 5.5 LTS Installer in the Cloud9 workspaces.

Smug was not designed to be installable, for simplicity. Is only a Shell Script.

Clone Smug repository

$ git clone https://github.com/cristiancmello/smug.git

Smug usage

Show help

$ ./smug --help

Prepare Workspace

• Install/Update PHP 7.2, PHPMyAdmin, Laravel 5.5 LTS Installer (through Composer Package Manager) and NPM:

$ ./smug --prepare --laravel-all

• Installing individually:

  • Install PHP 7.2 (with php7.2-sqlite3 and php7.2-mysql):

  $ ./smug --prepare --php7.2

  • Install PHPMyAdmin (MySQL connection, by default):

  $ ./smug --prepare --phpmyadmin

  • Install Laravel 5.5 LTS Installer:

  $ ./smug --prepare --laravel-installer

  • Install/Update NPM:

  $ ./smug --prepare --npm

  • Install/Update Node.js 8.11.1 LTS:

  $ ./smug --prepare --node

Project Creation

• Create Laravel Project (with Cloud9's public index folder path configuration):

$ ./smug --create --laravel-project --public-index-folder <project_name>

• Create Laravel Project (without Cloud9's public index folder path configuration):

$ ./smug --create --laravel-project <project_name>

Workspace Configuration

• Configure Cloud9's public index folder path:

$ ./smug --configure --public-index-folder <folder_name>

MongoDB

• Install MongoDB 2.6.12:

$ ./smug --prepare --mongo

• Start MongoDB service:

$ ./smug --start mongo

• Shutdown MongoDB service:

$ ./smug --shutdown mongo

smug's Issues

Fails --prepare --laravel-all

Running ./smug --prepare --laravel-all on Cloud9 Ubuntu fails as follows:

...
sudo: phpmyadmin-ctl: command not found
Downloading https://nodejs.org/dist/v8.12.0/node-v8.12.0-linux-x64.tar.xz...
######################################################################################################################################################################################################################################################### 100.0%
Now using node v8.12.0 (npm v6.4.1)
Now using node v8.12.0 (npm v6.4.1)
default -> 8.12.0 (-> v8.12.0)
chown: cannot access '/home/ubuntu/.composer': No such file or directory
sudo: composer: command not found

I presume that the script should either install phpmyadmin and composer or it should document that the user (or the environment) is responsible for pre-installing these.