GitAuto: [FEATURE] Installation script for this template (PowerShell and Bash)

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Resolves #44

What is the feature

The feature is an installation script for the PHP template repository that sets up a new project supporting both API and service/worker/daemon. The script should be available in two versions: PowerShell for Windows and Bash for Linux/Mac.

Why we need the feature

This feature is needed to streamline the setup process for new projects, ensuring consistency and reducing the manual effort required to configure project-specific settings. It will provide a seamless experience across different platforms, making it easier for developers to get started quickly.

How to implement and why

1. Create PowerShell and Bash Scripts:

   • Develop two separate scripts, one for PowerShell and one for Bash, to cater to Windows and Linux/Mac users respectively.

2. Project Name Prompt:

   • Implement a prompt in both scripts to ask the user for the project name.
   • Use the provided project name to update the .wakatime and README.md files.

3. Default Namespace Setup:

   • Add a prompt for the default namespace and update the composer.json file accordingly.

4. Healthchecks.io Badges:

   • Include instructions within the script for creating a HealthChecks.io account if needed.
   • Replace existing Healthchecks.io badge IDs with newly generated ones.

5. Sonar Cloud & Code Quality Tool Badges:

   • Prompt the user to input the correct project-specific URLs for SonarCloud and other code quality tools.
   • Update the relevant files with these URLs.

6. Run Composer Install:

   • Automatically execute the composer install command after the setup to ensure all dependencies are installed.

7. Additional PHP Setup Tasks:

   • Identify and include any other necessary PHP setup tasks to ensure the project is fully configured and ready for use.

About backward compatibility

Backward compatibility is not a concern for this feature as it is a new addition to the repository. The scripts are designed to assist in setting up new projects and do not affect existing projects or configurations.

Test these changes locally

git checkout -b gitauto/issue-#44-24cd2d39-fc55-4f52-8ee1-eebf6abbd869
git pull origin gitauto/issue-#44-24cd2d39-fc55-4f52-8ee1-eebf6abbd869

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1. Add error handling to the script for robustness.
2. Ensure proper validation of input parameters like $ProjectName, $Namespace, etc.
3. Consider creating backups of modified files before updating them.

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Potential issues, bugs, and flaws that can introduce unwanted behavior:

1. install.ps1:

   • The script doesn't check if the files (.wakatime-project, README.md, composer.json) exist before attempting to read and replace content in them. This can lead to errors if the files are missing.
   • There is a risk of overwriting content in files without any kind of backup or confirmation mechanism.
   • No error handling or validation for the input parameters provided.

2. install.sh:

   • Similar to the PowerShell script, there is no check if the files (.wakatime-project, README.md, composer.json) exist before performing replacements, which can cause issues.
   • The script assumes that the necessary tools like composer are available in the environment without verifying their presence.
   • Lack of input validation can lead to unexpected behavior if invalid input is provided.
   • The script doesn't handle errors that may occur during file modifications.

Code suggestions and improvements for better exception handling, logic, standardization, and consistency:

1. install.ps1:

   • Add checks to verify the existence of files before attempting to read and modify them.
   • Implement a backup mechanism or a confirmation prompt before overwriting files.
   • Include input validation to ensure that required parameters are provided and in the correct format.
   • Consider adding try-catch blocks to handle potential exceptions during file operations.

2. install.sh:

   • Validate the presence of necessary tools like composer before attempting to run it.
   • Implement input validation to ensure valid data is entered by the user.
   • Consider adding error handling mechanisms to manage failures during file modification operations.
   • Follow a consistent approach for variable naming and scripting style to enhance readability and maintainability.

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Feedback:

• Code looks good and well-structured.
• Make sure to test the scripts thoroughly to ensure they work as expected.
• Consider adding error handling and validation for user inputs.
• Check if any sensitive information needs to be masked during input prompts.

Overall, good work on the implementation of the installation scripts for both PowerShell and Bash. Great job!

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Please double check the following review of the pull request:

Issues counts

🐞Mistake	🤪Typo	🚨Security	🚀Performance	💪Best Practices	📖Readability	❓Others
0	0	1	0	2	1	0

Changes in the diff

• ➕ Added PowerShell installation script (install.ps1).
• ➕ Added Bash installation script (install.sh).
• 📖 Improved readability by using descriptive variable names.
• 💪 Best Practices: Included prompts for user input in Bash script.
• 💪 Best Practices: Included parameterized inputs in PowerShell script.
• 🚨 Introduced potential security issue with unvalidated user input.

Identified Issues

ID	Type	Details	Severity	Confidence
1	🚨Security	Unvalidated user input in PowerShell script (install.ps1 lines 1-34)	🔴High	🔴High
2	💪Best Practices	Missing error handling for file operations in PowerShell script (install.ps1 lines 1-34)	🟠Medium	🟠Medium
3	💪Best Practices	Missing error handling for file operations in Bash script (install.sh lines 1-41)	🟠Medium	🟠Medium
4	📖Readability	Missing newline at end of file in both scripts (install.ps1, install.sh)	🟡Low	🟡Low

Detailed Explanations and Fixes

ID 1: Unvalidated user input in PowerShell script

Issue: The PowerShell script accepts user input without validation, which can lead to security vulnerabilities.
File: install.ps1
Lines: 1-34

Fix:

Param(
    [ValidateNotNullOrEmpty()]
    [string]$ProjectName,
    
    [ValidateNotNullOrEmpty()]
    [string]$Namespace,
    
    [ValidatePattern('^https?://')]
    [string]$SonarCloudUrl,
    
    [ValidateNotNullOrEmpty()]
    [string]$HealthChecksId
)

Write-Host "Setting up project: $ProjectName"

# Update .wakatime and README.md
(Get-Content .wakatime-project) -replace 'TemplateProject', $ProjectName | Set-Content .wakatime-project
(Get-Content README.md) -replace 'TemplateProject', $ProjectName | Set-Content README.md

# Update composer.json
(Get-Content composer.json) -replace 'TemplateNamespace', $Namespace | Set-Content composer.json

# Update Healthchecks.io badge
Write-Host "Please create a HealthChecks.io account if needed."
(Get-Content README.md) -replace 'HealthChecksId', $HealthChecksId | Set-Content README.md

# Update SonarCloud URL
(Get-Content README.md) -replace 'SonarCloudUrl', $SonarCloudUrl | Set-Content README.md

# Run composer install
Write-Host "Running composer install..."
composer install

Write-Host "Project setup complete."

# Additional PHP setup tasks
Write-Host "Performing additional PHP setup tasks..."
# Add any additional setup commands here

Write-Host "Setup finished successfully."

Explanation: Added validation attributes to ensure that inputs are not null or empty and that the SonarCloud URL follows a valid pattern.

ID 2: Missing error handling for file operations in PowerShell script

Issue: The PowerShell script does not handle errors for file operations, which can lead to unhandled exceptions.
File: install.ps1
Lines: 1-34

Fix:

try {
    (Get-Content .wakatime-project) -replace 'TemplateProject', $ProjectName | Set-Content .wakatime-project
    (Get-Content README.md) -replace 'TemplateProject', $ProjectName | Set-Content README.md
    (Get-Content composer.json) -replace 'TemplateNamespace', $Namespace | Set-Content composer.json
    (Get-Content README.md) -replace 'HealthChecksId', $HealthChecksId | Set-Content README.md
    (Get-Content README.md) -replace 'SonarCloudUrl', $SonarCloudUrl | Set-Content README.md
} catch {
    Write-Host "Error updating files: $_"
    exit 1
}

Explanation: Wrapped file operations in a try-catch block to handle errors gracefully.

ID 3: Missing error handling for file operations in Bash script

Issue: The Bash script does not handle errors for file operations, which can lead to unhandled exceptions.
File: install.sh
Lines: 1-41

Fix:

#!/bin/bash

echo "Enter the project name:"
read project_name

echo "Enter the default namespace:"
read namespace

echo "Enter the SonarCloud URL:"
read sonarcloud_url

echo "Enter the HealthChecks.io ID:"
read healthchecks_id

echo "Setting up project: $project_name"

# Update .wakatime and README.md
if ! sed -i "s/TemplateProject/$project_name/g" .wakatime-project; then
    echo "Error updating .wakatime-project"
    exit 1
fi

if ! sed -i "s/TemplateProject/$project_name/g" README.md; then
    echo "Error updating README.md"
    exit 1
fi

# Update composer.json
if ! sed -i "s/TemplateNamespace/$namespace/g" composer.json; then
    echo "Error updating composer.json"
    exit 1
fi

# Update Healthchecks.io badge
echo "Please create a HealthChecks.io account if needed."
if ! sed -i "s/HealthChecksId/$healthchecks_id/g" README.md; then
    echo "Error updating HealthChecks.io badge"
    exit 1
fi

# Update SonarCloud URL
if ! sed -i "s|SonarCloudUrl|$sonarcloud_url|g" README.md; then
    echo "Error updating SonarCloud URL"
    exit 1
fi

# Run composer install
echo "Running composer install..."
if ! composer install; then
    echo "Error running composer install"
    exit 1
fi

echo "Project setup complete."

# Additional PHP setup tasks
echo "Performing additional PHP setup tasks..."
# Add any additional setup commands here

echo "Setup finished successfully."

Explanation: Added error handling for each file operation to ensure that any issues are caught and reported.

ID 4: Missing newline at end of file

Issue: Both scripts are missing a newline at the end of the file.
File: install.ps1, install.sh

Fix:

# Add a newline at the end of install.ps1
Write-Host "Setup finished successfully."

# Add a newline at the end of install.sh
echo "Setup finished successfully."

Explanation: Added a newline at the end of each file to adhere to best practices and avoid potential issues with file concatenation.

Missing Tests

To ensure the correctness of the installation scripts, we can create simple test scripts to validate their behavior.

PowerShell Test Script (test_install.ps1)

# Test script for install.ps1

# Mock inputs
$ProjectName = "TestProject"
$Namespace = "TestNamespace"
$SonarCloudUrl = "https://sonarcloud.io/test"
$HealthChecksId = "test-healthcheck-id"

# Run the installation script
.\install.ps1 -ProjectName $ProjectName -Namespace $Namespace -SonarCloudUrl $SonarCloudUrl -HealthChecksId $HealthChecksId

# Validate changes
if ((Get-Content .wakatime-project) -notmatch $ProjectName) {
    Write-Host "Test failed: .wakatime-project not updated"
    exit 1
}

if ((Get-Content README.md) -notmatch $ProjectName) {
    Write-Host "Test failed: README.md not updated with project name"
    exit 1
}

if ((Get-Content composer.json) -notmatch $Namespace) {
    Write-Host "Test failed: composer.json not updated"
    exit 1
}

if ((Get-Content README.md) -notmatch $HealthChecksId) {
    Write-Host "Test failed: README.md not updated with HealthChecksId"
    exit 1
}

if ((Get-Content README.md) -notmatch $SonarCloudUrl) {
    Write-Host "Test failed: README.md not updated with SonarCloudUrl"
    exit 1
}

Write-Host "All tests passed."

Bash Test Script (test_install.sh)

#!/bin/bash

# Test script for install.sh

# Mock inputs
project_name="TestProject"
namespace="TestNamespace"
sonarcloud_url="https://sonarcloud.io/test"
healthchecks_id="test-healthcheck-id"

# Run the installation script
echo -e "$project_name\n$namespace\n$sonarcloud_url\n$healthchecks_id" | ./install.sh

# Validate changes
if ! grep -q "$project_name" .wakatime-project; then
    echo "Test failed: .wakatime-project not updated"
    exit 1
fi

if ! grep -q "$project_name" README.md; then
    echo "Test failed: README.md not updated with project name"
    exit 1
fi

if ! grep -q "$namespace" composer.json; then
    echo "Test failed: composer.json not updated"
    exit 1
fi

if ! grep -q "$healthchecks_id" README.md; then
    echo "Test failed: README.md not updated with HealthChecksId"
    exit 1
fi

if ! grep -q "$sonarcloud_url" README.md; then
    echo "Test failed: README.md not updated with SonarCloudUrl"
    exit 1
fi

echo "All tests passed."

These test scripts will help ensure that the installation scripts are functioning correctly and making the expected changes.

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