add easyinstall script

[ChainDev162]

just for the sake of people not knowing how to use it, makes stuff a lot easier, and pretty straightforward for most people, seeing as the script already asks for login info upon launch.

[gianlucalauro]

The bash script works only if you're in a debian based distro.
It would be nice if there's an OS detection and use the appropriate package manager.
Also, the ability to choose if use docker or not.

[gianlucalauro]

Another implementation would be the possibility to add accounts during the prompt

[ChainDev162]

The bash script works only if you're in a debian based distro. It would be nice if there's an OS detection and use the appropriate package manager. Also, the ability to choose if use docker or not.

sure, i'll add that feature right away, and dosen't the script open a chromium instance that prompts you to login? i can spawn a window saying to put the acc creds in the accounts.json file?

[gianlucalauro]

It would be pretty, but I would say to parameterize it, because if you're using only a CLI OS you don't have a GUI to prompt the user and password

[ChainDev162]

It would be pretty, but I would say to parameterize it, because if you're using only a CLI OS you don't have a GUI to prompt the user and password

ah, makes sense, gonna add that mater, school :P

[TheNetsky]

I guess once you've done that lmk

[ChainDev162]

I guess once you've done that lmk

I did it, although I didn't have time to implement the account and login-related stuff. No CLI parameterization either, I'll implement those in the future though, once I have time.

[ChainDev162]

Anyway, merge the files and contact me on Discord, @kduq.

[basalisco]

just for the sake of people not knowing how to use it, makes stuff a lot easier, and pretty straightforward for most people, seeing as the script already asks for login info upon launch.

I preferred a very sketchy bash script inserted in cron, which updates everything if needed rather than a script to install. Installation are just, some simple elementary commands.

[basalisco]

just for the sake of people not knowing how to use it, makes stuff a lot easier, and pretty straightforward for most people, seeing as the script already asks for login info upon launch.

I preferred a very sketchy bash script inserted in cron, which updates everything if needed rather than a script to install. Installation are just, some simple elementary commands.

[ChainDev162]

just for the sake of people not knowing how to use it, makes stuff a lot easier, and pretty straightforward for most people, seeing as the script already asks for login info upon launch.

I preferred a very sketchy bash script inserted in cron, which updates everything if needed rather than a script to install. Installation are just, some simple elementary commands.

yeah i know, but having a script that does all the work for you is just, convenient

[TheNetsky]

Any updated regarding this?

[ChainDev162]

Any updates regarding this?

Yep! I updated both the scripts (and removed some additional comments, used AI to implement the Docker prompt), you should be able to just install the corresponding install script without having to clone the whole repo and run the bot! Test what I committed and LMK if there are any errors that occur before accepting the PR.

[ChainDev162]

I don't check my GitHub inbox often, so I apologize for my very late response.

[basalisco]

this is my little contribution with this little script by putting it in crontab I manage updates automatically

#! /bin/bash
NOW=$(date +"%F")
cd /home/1/Microsoft-Rewards-Script     #I place myself in the folder to check in

UPSTREAM=${1:-'@{u}'}
DIFFCOMM=$(git fetch origin --quiet; git rev-list HEAD..."$UPSTREAM" --count)
if [ "$DIFFCOMM" -gt 0 ]; then
  echo "Rebuild $UPSTREAM";

##############################commands to be executed if there is an update#######################################

else
  echo "è tutto aggiornato";
fi

[ChainDev162]

this is my little contribution with this little script by putting it in crontab I manage updates automatically

#! /bin/bash
NOW=$(date +"%F")
cd /home/1/Microsoft-Rewards-Script     #I place myself in the folder to check in

UPSTREAM=${1:-'@{u}'}
DIFFCOMM=$(git fetch origin --quiet; git rev-list HEAD..."$UPSTREAM" --count)
if [ "$DIFFCOMM" -gt 0 ]; then
  echo "Rebuild $UPSTREAM";

##############################commands to be executed if there is an update#######################################

else
  echo "è tutto aggiornato";
fi

Line 3 isn't really well-suited, since people might not have a /home/l/ directory. Also, some people might have cloned this repository onto another directory (~/Documents/ for example), but overall this is a pretty good script! Thanks!

[basalisco]

this is my little contribution with this little script by putting it in crontab I manage updates automatically

#! /bin/bash
NOW=$(date +"%F")
cd /home/1/Microsoft-Rewards-Script     #I place myself in the folder to check in

UPSTREAM=${1:-'@{u}'}
DIFFCOMM=$(git fetch origin --quiet; git rev-list HEAD..."$UPSTREAM" --count)
if [ "$DIFFCOMM" -gt 0 ]; then
  echo "Rebuild $UPSTREAM";

##############################commands to be executed if there is an update#######################################

else
  echo "è tutto aggiornato";
fi

Line 3 isn't really well-suited, since people might not have a /home/l/ directory. Also, some people might have cloned this repository onto another directory (~/Documents/ for example), but overall this is a pretty good script! Thanks!

There is a comment alongside line 3. This is the base a starting point my I have customized with some commands that are executed only if there is an "upgrade" (commit)