ap.freebsd-pkg

#!/usr/bin/env bash
# common pkg use
# honestly one probably doesn't need this script for freebsd. the pkgng manager
# is rather humanistic already

# As this script may be called from sudo, suggest safer permissions
l=($(ls -l `readlink -f $0`))
[ ${l[0]:2:1} != "-" ] && [ "${l[2]}" != "root" ] ||
[ ${l[0]:5:1} != "-" ] && [ "${l[3]}" != "root" ] ||
[ ${l[0]:8:1} != "-" ] && {
echo -e "Script uses or is called from sudo often.\nOnly root should be able to modify.\n${l[@]}\n";}


# Get usage_self()
# handle cases where user has linked script into their bin
if ! type usage_self >/dev/null 2>&1 ; then
	if readlink $0 >/dev/null 2>&1 ; then
		source $(dirname $(readlink $0))/humanism.sh usage_self
	else
		source $(dirname $0)/humanism.sh usage_self
	fi
fi

if [ $# -eq -0 ]; then
	usage_self
	exit
fi

case "$1" in
  install)
  # Install package
	pkg install ${@:2}
	;;
  reinstall)
  # Re-install package
	pkg install --force ${@:2}
	;;
  remove)
  # Uninstall and purge of all deps no longer required
	# purge removes configs as well, install just the bin
	pkg delete -R ${@:2}
	# now remove any unneeded deps globlly
	pkg autoremove --yes
	;;
  updatesecurity)
  # Install security updates
    if pkg audit -F; then
		echo -e "\nTHE FOLLOWING PACKAGES WILL BE UPDATED:\n"
		pkg upgrade --yes --dry-run
		read -p "Run update? " answer
		while true; do
	  		case $answer in
	   		[yY]* )
				echo "Running"
				pkg upgrade --yes
	           	break;;
	   		[nN]* ) exit;;
	   		* )     echo "Enter Y or N, please."; break ;;
	  		esac
		done
	fi
	;;
  search)
  #Show packages available or already installed
	echo -e "\nAVAILABLE:"
	pkg search $2 | grep -E -i "$2"
	echo -e "\nINSTALLED:"
	pkg info | grep -E -i "$2"
	echo -e "\nIf results empty run pkg update -f"
	;;
  ownerof)
  #Show package for file
    pkg which "$2"
	;;
  ineed)
  #Show packages that would provide a file if installed
    echo "couldn't find a method for this functionality in freebsd with pkgng"
    # apt-file search "/$2" | grep -i -w "$2"
    ;;
  ineedbadly)
  #Show any package that contains string
    echo "couldn't find a method for this functionality in freebsd with pkgng"
    # apt-file search "$2" | grep -i "$2" # grep adds the coloring
    ;;
  info)
  #information about package
	pkg which $2 | grep $2
	;;
  list)
  #show files installed by package
	pkg info -l $2
	;;
  *)
  #pass through any other command on to apt-get
	pkg $*
	;;
esac

exit 0