install_xcode.sh
| #!/bin/sh |
| # |
| # install_xcode.sh |
| # |
| # Created by Andrew McKnight on 9/24/15 |
| # |
| # takes a downloaded .dmg containing Xcode and installs it to a specified location/name, or defaults to /Applications and the DMG's filename |
| # |
| # parse possible switch options |
| VERBOSE=false |
| whilegetopts':hv' option;do |
| case$optionin |
| h) echo'usage: $0 [-h] [-v] ~/path/to/.../Xcode.dmg ~/path/to/.../install/app/bundle/ final-name-of-Xcode.app';exit ;; |
| v) VERBOSE=true ;; |
| ?) echo'error: invalid option -$OPTARG';exit ;; |
| esac |
| done |
| # remove the options from the positional parameters |
| shift$(( OPTIND -1)) |
| # get the parameters for paths, xcode name |
| DOWNLOADED_DMG_PATH='${1}'# location of the downloaded DMG |
| XCODE_INSTALL_NAME='${2}'# what the .app bundle should be named |
| # if no install name is supplied, default to the name of the DMG |
| if [[ -z'${XCODE_INSTALL_NAME}' ]];then |
| XCODE_INSTALL_NAME=`find ${DOWNLOADED_DMG_PATH} -maxdepth 1 -exec basename {} ;| rev | cut -f 2- -d '.'| rev`'.app' |
| fi |
| XCODE_INSTALL_LOCATION='${3}'# where Xcode should be installed |
| # if no custom install location is supplied, default to /Applications |
| if [[ -z'${XCODE_INSTALL_LOCATION}' ]];then |
| XCODE_INSTALL_LOCATION='/Applications' |
| fi |
| XCODE_INSTALL_PATH='${XCODE_INSTALL_LOCATION}/${XCODE_INSTALL_NAME}' |
| if [[ $VERBOSEtrue ]];then |
| echo'DOWNLOADED_DMG_PATH=${DOWNLOADED_DMG_PATH}' |
| echo'XCODE_INSTALL_NAME=${XCODE_INSTALL_NAME}' |
| echo'XCODE_INSTALL_LOCATION=${XCODE_INSTALL_LOCATION}' |
| echo'XCODE_INSTALL_PATH=${XCODE_INSTALL_PATH}' |
| echo'' |
| fi |
| # mount the disk image |
| if [[ $VERBOSEtrue ]];then |
| echo'hdiutil attach '${DOWNLOADED_DMG_PATH}'' |
| fi |
| hdiutil attach '${DOWNLOADED_DMG_PATH}' |
| if [[ $VERBOSEtrue ]];then |
| echo'' |
| fi |
| # prepare install destination if it doesn’t exist |
| if [[ $VERBOSEtrue ]];then |
| echo'mkdir '${XCODE_INSTALL_LOCATION}'' |
| fi |
| mkdir '${XCODE_INSTALL_LOCATION}' |
| if [[ $VERBOSEtrue ]];then |
| echo'' |
| fi |
| # get the canonical path to the Xcode app bundle in the DMG |
| if [[ $VERBOSEtrue ]];then |
| echo'XCODE_BUNDLE_PATH=`find /Volumes/Xcode -maxdepth 1 -name 'Xcode*.app'`' |
| fi |
| XCODE_BUNDLE_PATH=`find /Volumes/Xcode -maxdepth 1 -name 'Xcode*.app'` |
| if [[ $VERBOSEtrue ]];then |
| echo'XCODE_BUNDLE_PATH=${XCODE_BUNDLE_PATH}' |
| echo'' |
| fi |
| # copy the app bundle to the install location |
| if [[ $VERBOSEtrue ]];then |
| echo'cp -R '${XCODE_BUNDLE_PATH}''${XCODE_INSTALL_PATH}'' |
| fi |
| cp -R '${XCODE_BUNDLE_PATH}''${XCODE_INSTALL_PATH}' |
| if [[ $VERBOSEtrue ]];then |
| echo'' |
| fi |
| # unmount the DMG |
| if [[ $VERBOSEtrue ]];then |
| echo'hdiutil detach /Volumes/Xcode' |
| fi |
| hdiutil detach /Volumes/Xcode |
| if [[ $VERBOSEtrue ]];then |
| echo'' |
| fi |
| # set new xcode as the preferred toolchain |
| if [[ $VERBOSEtrue ]];then |
| echo'xcode-select -s '${XCODE_INSTALL_PATH}'' |
| fi |
| xcode-select -s '${XCODE_INSTALL_PATH}' |
| if [[ $VERBOSEtrue ]];then |
| echo'' |
| fi |
| # accept the user license agreement |
| if [[ $VERBOSEtrue ]];then |
| echo'xcodebuild -license accept' |
| fi |
| xcodebuild -license accept |
| if [[ $VERBOSEtrue ]];then |
| echo'' |
| fi |
| # install command line tools |
| if [[ $VERBOSEtrue ]];then |
| echo''${XCODE_INSTALL_PATH}' -installComponents' |
| fi |
| '${XCODE_INSTALL_PATH}/Contents/MacOS/Xcode' -installComponents |
| if [[ $VERBOSEtrue ]];then |
| echo'' |
| fi |
| # done! |
| echo'Finished installing Xcode.' |
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