Pico/_build/generate-badge.sh
Daniel Rudolf 10495c2ce5 _build/generate-badge.sh: Use curl instead of wget
After playing around a little bit with a Ubuntu 12.04 LTS virtual machine, `curl` came in my mind... I've absolutetly no idea why `curl` works, but `wget` does not (it's an issue with OpenSSL and both use it the same way...), but anyway - it works
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
##
# Downloads a custom badge from shields.io
#
# All credit goes to the awesome guys at shields.io!
#
# @see http://shields.io/
#
# @author Daniel Rudolf
# @link http://picocms.org
# @license http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT
#
set -e
# parameters
BADGE_FILE_PATH="$1" # target file path
BADGE_SUBJECT="$2" # subject (left half) of the badge
BADGE_STATUS="$3" # status (right half) of the badge
BADGE_COLOR="$4" # color of the badge
# print parameters
echo "Generating badge..."
printf 'BADGE_FILE_PATH="%s"\n' "$BADGE_FILE_PATH"
printf 'BADGE_SUBJECT="%s"\n' "$BADGE_SUBJECT"
printf 'BADGE_STATUS="%s"\n' "$BADGE_STATUS"
printf 'BADGE_COLOR="%s"\n' "$BADGE_COLOR"
echo
# download badge from shields.io
printf 'Downloading badge...\n'
TMP_BADGE="$(mktemp -u)"
curl --location --output "$TMP_BADGE" \
"https://img.shields.io/badge/$BADGE_SUBJECT-$BADGE_STATUS-$BADGE_COLOR.svg"
# validate badge
if [ ! -f "$TMP_BADGE" ] || [ ! -s "$TMP_BADGE" ]; then
echo "Unable to generate badge; skipping..." >&2
exit 1
fi
# MIME type image/svg+xml isn't supported at the moment
#
#TMP_BADGE_MIME="$(file --mime-type "$TMP_BADGE" | cut -d ' ' -f 2)"
#if [ "$TMP_BADGE_MIME" != "image/svg+xml" ]; then
# echo "Generated badge should be of type 'image/svg+xml', '$TMP_BADGE_MIME' given; aborting...\n" >&2
# exit 1
#fi
# deploy badge
mv "$TMP_BADGE" "$BADGE_FILE_PATH"
echo