feat(shell): run shell command conditionally

  ## what
  - add feature to run shell command (optionally)

  ## how
  - the shell directive will check if the 'if' property is available.
    If it is, it will run the command in 'if' property.
    If the command results in a return 0 code or 'true', then the
    'command' property will run.
    If the condition to run the command is a non 0 code or 'false',
      the shell command won't run
  - dotbot config example:
    ```yaml
    - shell:
        - command: echo "this is running on a MacOS"
          if: uname -s | grep -i "Darwin"
    ```
  - dotbot config example: skipping command if false
    ```yaml
    - shell:
        - command: echo "This command should be skipped"
          if: false
    ```

  ## why
  - can run the shell command conditionally
  - can use multiple dotbot configs to run different OS
    - Ex: incorporating it in https://github.com/ecarlson94/dotbot-template

  ## where
  - file changed in `./dotbot/plugins/shell.py`

  ## usage
  Create dotbot config
    ```yaml
    - shell:
        - command: echo "this is running on a MacOS"
          if: uname -s | grep -i "Darwin"
    ```

    ```yaml
    - shell:
        - command: echo "This command should be skipped"
          if: false
    ```

dotbot/plugins/shell.py

@@ -36,6 +36,30 @@ def _process_commands(self, data):
                 stdout = item.get("stdout", stdout)
                 stderr = item.get("stderr", stderr)
                 quiet = item.get("quiet", quiet)
+
+                # run shell command if the 'if' key is present
+                # Ex:
+                # - shell:
+                #     - command: echo "This computer is a Mac"
+                #       if: uname -s | grep -i "Darwin"
+                #
+                # Ex: skipping shell command
+                # - shell:
+                #     - command: echo "skip this shell command"
+                #       if: false
+                if "if" in item:
+                    run_if_result = dotbot.util.shell_command(
+                        str(item["if"]),        # this to make sure python doesn't run it. Had a odd behaviour with having the value 'false'. Check Pull Request #321
+                        cwd=self._context.base_directory(),
+                        enable_stdin=False,
+                        enable_stdout=False,
+                        enable_stderr=stderr,
+                    )
+
+                    # if the condition to run the command is false,
+                    # skip running the command
+                    if run_if_result != 0:
+                        continue
             elif isinstance(item, list):
                 cmd = item[0]
                 msg = item[1] if len(item) > 1 else None