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…u and add frontend setup script - Introduced a main menu for selecting development environments in setup-my-mac.sh. - Added utility functions for displaying options, validating input, and handling setup initialization. - Created frontend-setup.sh to allow users to select and install recommended frontend development tools. - Implemented a check for Homebrew installation and updates in check-homebrew.sh. - Added install-tools.sh for batch installation of selected tools with user prompts.
…lection process - Replaced check-homebrew.sh with a helper script for better modularity. - Updated setup-my-mac.sh to improve the main menu and remove the fullstack option. - Added detailed tool selection processes for backend, data analysis, and custom setups in their respective scripts. - Removed unnecessary functions and consolidated tool installation logic across scripts. - Enhanced user experience with clearer prompts and tool categories. - Deleted the obsolete fullstack-setup.sh script.
- Renamed the project title for better representation. - Added an important disclaimer regarding script usage and responsibilities. - Enhanced the requirements section to include a basic understanding of shell scripts. - Expanded the features section to detail modular setup scripts for various development environments. - Updated installation instructions with a new script name and added execution permissions. - Provided a comprehensive list of tools installed for frontend, backend, and data analysis. - Improved the structure section to illustrate the organization of scripts and utilities. - Added contributing guidelines, license information, acknowledgments, and support details.
…handling and menu options - Introduced a new function to start specific setups, ensuring scripts exist and are executable before running. - Updated the main menu to include emoji for better visual distinction of options. - Removed the obsolete install-tools.sh script to streamline the setup process. - Changed the file mode of helper.sh to make it executable. - Improved user feedback during setup execution with success and error messages.
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Enhance Setup Scripts for Development Environments
Overview
This pull request introduces several enhancements and bug fixes to the setup scripts for configuring development environments on macOS. The changes ensure a smoother user experience and improve the flexibility of tool selection during setup.
Key Changes
1. Added
start_setupFunctionalitystart_setupfunction insetup-my-mac.shto dynamically load and execute specific setup scripts based on user selection.2. Improved Tool Selection Logic
frontend-setup.sh,backend-setup.sh,custom-setup.sh, anddata-analysis-setup.shto correctly toggle tool selections.3. Removed Unsupported Bash Features
-nnameref option inutils/helper.shto ensure compatibility with older Bash versions.4. Enhanced User Feedback
5. Code Refactoring
Testing
Impact
These changes enhance the usability and reliability of the setup scripts, making it easier for developers to configure their macOS environments with the necessary tools for frontend, backend, and data analysis development.