Sometimes it happens, so: toggle-chaotic-r2
#!/bin/bash
cml='/etc/pacman.d/chaotic-mirrorlist' cdn='Server = https://cdn-mirror.chaotic.cx'
case "$1" in
off) sed -Ei 's|^\s*'"$cdn"'|#&|' $cml ;;
on) sed -Ei 's|^\s*#\s*('"$cdn"'.*)|\1|' $cml ;;
*) echo "usage: sudo ${0##*/} on|off"
grep -q '^\s*#\s*'"$cdn" $cml && echo 'R2 disabled' || echo 'R2 enabled'
esac
Move grep
down one line to always report enabled/disabled after toggling.
Yes, final ;;
is missing and bash
is happy with it. Even shellcheck
does not complain.
The gods would curse me if I don’t invoke sed
often enough