after.sh

after.sh

after.sh is generated and executed after the installation of the packages (packages.list).

If the script is only to be executed under a specific operating system, save it in the respective folder (for example, MACOS)

Create your own files without #!/bin/bash at the beginning.

The following functions can help you:

• echo_step "your text" → outputs a step collored in cyan, without outputing a newline
• echo_warning "your text" → outputs [ WARNING ] in yellow, at the rightmost side of the screen
• echo_success → outputs [ OK ] in green, at the rightmost side of the screen
• exit_with_failure "your text" → outputs and logs a message before exiting the script and outputs [ FAILED ] in red, at the rightmost side of the screen.

You should redirect outputs to the log >>"$INSTALL_LOG" 2>&1.

Also take care that the commands do not expect any input.

Example

Trigger a Notification Center notification from an AppleScript

echo_step "  Trigger a Notification Center notification"
osascript -e 'display notification "Installation completed 👍   "' 2>&1
if [ "$?" -ne 0 ]; then
	echo_warning "Failed to trigger notification, will attempt to continue"
else
	echo_success
fi
	echo_success
fi