Integrating these scripts into your repository is not difficult. You could either:
- Use the installer.sh script; this should be done if you prefer not to include this as a repository and only add the scripts you find of use. Do this by placing it inside of an empty folder (for instance a /utils-folder) and run it. This gives you the choice to install whatever module you wish to incorporate and only imports the necessary files. The script will default to the
mainbranch, but this can be changed.
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/zenodeapp/cosmos-utils/main/.install/installer.sh
- Git clone or add it as a submodule; which will use github's versioning, but does mean you pull everything which may cause cluttering and confusion to those using the scripts. Submodules also require everyone to recursively pull your repository.
The modules require variables which you can configure in the _variables.sh file. This makes it easier to adjust the chain-id, binary name or node directory without having to change it in a lot of different files. This file is expected to be present in the root-folder (of this repository). Using the installer.sh script will automatically generate one for you, just make sure to change its values to your specific infrastructure.
This is an example file for the _variables.sh file.
Upgrading the modules (or adding new ones) can be done using the updater.sh-file in the .install-folder. This also asks whether you'd want to include some modules and which you do not want.
Caution
This does overwrite all the README.md files.
This shows which versions for each module is currently installed.