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Ubuntu Ruby Dev Build Status

This simple bash script will install common packages used in Ruby/Rails development to your empty Ubuntu machine.

Tested on:

  • Ubuntu 14.04.1 LTS x86_64 Desktop Edition (Unity DE)
  • Ubuntu 14.04.1 LTS x86_64 Minimal Install (without any DE at all)

How to use:

Download the script to your machine. Then run:

$ chmod +x ./ubuntu_ruby_dev.sh
$ ./ubuntu_ruby_dev.sh

Enter a password, start installation process and select tools you want to install.

After you can drink a cup of coffee or water, automated installation would take 15-20 minutes (depends on the amount of selected packages and Internet connection speed).

Also revert option is available. (Unless you delete the ubuntu_ruby_dev_revert.txt file created during the installation.

Run in the same folder:

$ ./ubuntu_ruby_dev.sh -r

Than it will remove all installed packages.

Processing logs will be available in the same folder in the ubuntu_ruby_dev.log file.

Also you can use -v (--verbose) option to print logs to STDOUT additionaly to the log file.

What is included:

  • bash
  • awk
  • sed
  • grep
  • ls
  • cp
  • tar
  • curl
  • gunzip
  • bunzip2
  • git
  • vim
  • imagemagick
  • RVM
  • Ruby
  • NodeJs
  • MySQL
  • Postgresql
  • Redis
  • Ag
  • Ctags

By default all packages and utilites comming with latest stable versions, inluding Ruby.

TODO:

  • ask everything required at the beggining of execution to allow silent install without user iteraction
  • add automated testing (at least syntax)
  • refactor script syntax in accordance with Shellcheck style guides (Travis CI build status)
  • add 'verbose' option to show what is going on not only in log file
  • add possibility to choose packages for install rather than install everything
  • check already installed tools, upgrade them or do nothing if not needed (Except Redis which would just reinstalled)
  • add possibility to install specific Ruby version rather than just latest one
  • add possibility to select default root password to MySQL rather than empty one
  • add possibility to read from external source file for additional packages or commands
  • implement more intellegent revert process to uninstall only packages installed by script itself
  • add post install message with information about installation paths and configuration options
  • make revert file dynamicly rather than at the end of execution (than if script falls in middle there would be something already)
  • ?additional automated testing (at least syntax)?

Inspired by:

thoughtbot OS X laptop script

License:

Copyright (c) MIT [2015] [aliaksandrb]