#!/bin/sh set -e echo -e "\e[34m[Info] Sourcebot version: $SOURCEBOT_VERSION\e[0m" # Issue a info message about telemetry if [ ! -z "$SOURCEBOT_TELEMETRY_DISABLED" ]; then echo -e "\e[34m[Info] Disabling telemetry since SOURCEBOT_TELEMETRY_DISABLED was set.\e[0m" fi # Check if DATA_CACHE_DIR exists, if not create it if [ ! -d "$DATA_CACHE_DIR" ]; then mkdir -p "$DATA_CACHE_DIR" fi # In order to detect if this is the first run, we create a `.installed` file in # the cache directory. FIRST_RUN_FILE="$DATA_CACHE_DIR/.installedv2" if [ ! -f "$FIRST_RUN_FILE" ]; then touch "$FIRST_RUN_FILE" export SOURCEBOT_INSTALL_ID=$(uuidgen) # If this is our first run, send a `install` event to PostHog # (if telemetry is enabled) if [ -z "$SOURCEBOT_TELEMETRY_DISABLED" ]; then curl -L -s --header "Content-Type: application/json" -d '{ "api_key": "'"$POSTHOG_KEY"'", "event": "install", "distinct_id": "'"$SOURCEBOT_INSTALL_ID"'", "properties": { "sourcebot_version": "'"$SOURCEBOT_VERSION"'" } }' https://us.i.posthog.com/capture/ > /dev/null fi else export SOURCEBOT_INSTALL_ID=$(cat "$FIRST_RUN_FILE" | jq -r '.install_id') PREVIOUS_VERSION=$(cat "$FIRST_RUN_FILE" | jq -r '.version') # If the version has changed, we assume an upgrade has occurred. if [ "$PREVIOUS_VERSION" != "$SOURCEBOT_VERSION" ]; then echo -e "\e[34m[Info] Upgraded from version $PREVIOUS_VERSION to $SOURCEBOT_VERSION\e[0m" if [ -z "$SOURCEBOT_TELEMETRY_DISABLED" ]; then curl -L -s --header "Content-Type: application/json" -d '{ "api_key": "'"$POSTHOG_KEY"'", "event": "upgrade", "distinct_id": "'"$SOURCEBOT_INSTALL_ID"'", "properties": { "from_version": "'"$PREVIOUS_VERSION"'", "to_version": "'"$SOURCEBOT_VERSION"'" } }' https://us.i.posthog.com/capture/ > /dev/null fi fi fi echo "{\"version\": \"$SOURCEBOT_VERSION\", \"install_id\": \"$SOURCEBOT_INSTALL_ID\"}" > "$FIRST_RUN_FILE" # Fallback to sample config if a config does not exist if echo "$CONFIG_PATH" | grep -qE '^https?://'; then if ! curl --output /dev/null --silent --head --fail "$CONFIG_PATH"; then echo -e "\e[33m[Warning] Remote config file at '$CONFIG_PATH' not found. Falling back on sample config.\e[0m" CONFIG_PATH="./default-config.json" fi elif [ ! -f "$CONFIG_PATH" ]; then echo -e "\e[33m[Warning] Config file at '$CONFIG_PATH' not found. Falling back on sample config.\e[0m" CONFIG_PATH="./default-config.json" fi echo -e "\e[34m[Info] Using config file at: '$CONFIG_PATH'.\e[0m" # Update NextJs public env variables w/o requiring a rebuild. # @see: https://phase.dev/blog/nextjs-public-runtime-variables/ { # Infer NEXT_PUBLIC_SOURCEBOT_TELEMETRY_DISABLED if it is not set if [ -z "$NEXT_PUBLIC_SOURCEBOT_TELEMETRY_DISABLED" ] && [ ! -z "$SOURCEBOT_TELEMETRY_DISABLED" ]; then export NEXT_PUBLIC_SOURCEBOT_TELEMETRY_DISABLED="$SOURCEBOT_TELEMETRY_DISABLED" fi # Infer NEXT_PUBLIC_SOURCEBOT_VERSION if it is not set if [ -z "$NEXT_PUBLIC_SOURCEBOT_VERSION" ] && [ ! -z "$SOURCEBOT_VERSION" ]; then export NEXT_PUBLIC_SOURCEBOT_VERSION="$SOURCEBOT_VERSION" fi # Iterate over all .js files in .next & public, making substitutions for the `BAKED_` sentinal values # with their actual desired runtime value. find /app/packages/web/public /app/packages/web/.next -type f -name "*.js" | while read file; do sed -i "s|BAKED_NEXT_PUBLIC_SOURCEBOT_TELEMETRY_DISABLED|${NEXT_PUBLIC_SOURCEBOT_TELEMETRY_DISABLED}|g" "$file" sed -i "s|BAKED_NEXT_PUBLIC_SOURCEBOT_VERSION|${NEXT_PUBLIC_SOURCEBOT_VERSION}|g" "$file" done } # Update specifically NEXT_PUBLIC_DOMAIN_SUB_PATH w/o requiring a rebuild. # Ultimately, the DOMAIN_SUB_PATH sets the `basePath` param in the next.config.mjs. # Similar to above, we pass in a `BAKED_` sentinal value into next.config.mjs at build # time. Unlike above, the `basePath` configuration is set in files other than just javascript # code (e.g., manifest files, css files, etc.), so this section has subtle differences. # # @see: https://nextjs.org/docs/app/api-reference/next-config-js/basePath # @see: https://phase.dev/blog/nextjs-public-runtime-variables/ { if [ ! -z "$DOMAIN_SUB_PATH" ]; then # If the sub-path is "/", this creates problems with certain replacements. For example: # /BAKED_NEXT_PUBLIC_DOMAIN_SUB_PATH/_next/image -> //_next/image (notice the double slash...) # To get around this, we default to an empty sub-path, which is the default when no sub-path is defined. if [ "$DOMAIN_SUB_PATH" = "/" ]; then DOMAIN_SUB_PATH="" # Otherwise, we need to ensure that the sub-path starts with a slash, since this is a requirement # for the basePath property. For example, assume DOMAIN_SUB_PATH=/bot, then: # /BAKED_NEXT_PUBLIC_DOMAIN_SUB_PATH/_next/image -> /bot/_next/image elif [[ ! "$DOMAIN_SUB_PATH" =~ ^/ ]]; then DOMAIN_SUB_PATH="/$DOMAIN_SUB_PATH" fi fi if [ ! -z "$DOMAIN_SUB_PATH" ]; then echo -e "\e[34m[Info] DOMAIN_SUB_PATH was set to "$DOMAIN_SUB_PATH". Overriding default path.\e[0m" fi # Always set NEXT_PUBLIC_DOMAIN_SUB_PATH to DOMAIN_SUB_PATH (even if it is empty!!) export NEXT_PUBLIC_DOMAIN_SUB_PATH="$DOMAIN_SUB_PATH" # Iterate over _all_ files in the web directory, making substitutions for the `BAKED_` sentinal values # with their actual desired runtime value. find /app/packages/web -type f | while read file; do # @note: the leading "/" is required here as it is included at build time. See Dockerfile. sed -i "s|/BAKED_NEXT_PUBLIC_DOMAIN_SUB_PATH|${NEXT_PUBLIC_DOMAIN_SUB_PATH}|g" "$file" done } # Run supervisord exec supervisord -c /etc/supervisor/conf.d/supervisord.conf