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gentleman-system
System detection and command execution patterns for Gentleman.Dots.
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- gentleman-programming
- version
- 1.0
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SKILL.md
When to Use
Use this skill when:
- Adding support for new operating systems
- Modifying OS detection logic
- Working with command execution (sudo, brew, pkg)
- Adding new system checks
- Implementing backup/restore functionality
Critical Patterns
Pattern 1: OSType Enum
All OS types are defined in detect.go:
type OSType int
const (
OSMac OSType = iota
OSLinux
OSArch
OSDebian // Debian-based (Debian, Ubuntu)
OSTermux // Termux on Android
OSUnknown
)
Pattern 2: SystemInfo Structure
Detection results in SystemInfo struct:
type SystemInfo struct {
OS OSType
OSName string
IsWSL bool
IsARM bool
IsTermux bool
HomeDir string
HasBrew bool
HasPkg bool // Termux package manager
HasXcode bool
UserShell string
Prefix string // Termux $PREFIX or empty
}
Pattern 3: OS Detection Priority
Termux is checked FIRST (runs on Linux but is special):
func Detect() *SystemInfo {
info := &SystemInfo{...}
// Check Termux FIRST
if isTermux() {
info.OS = OSTermux
info.IsTermux = true
info.HasPkg = checkPkg()
return info
}
// Then check standard OS
switch runtime.GOOS {
case "darwin":
info.OS = OSMac
case "linux":
if isArchLinux() {
info.OS = OSArch
} else if isDebian() {
info.OS = OSDebian
}
}
return info
}
Pattern 4: Command Execution Functions
Use the right function for each context:
// Basic command (no sudo, no logs)
system.Run("git clone ...", nil)
// With real-time logs
system.RunWithLogs("git clone ...", nil, func(line string) {
SendLog(stepID, line)
})
// Homebrew commands
system.RunBrewWithLogs("install fish", nil, logFunc)
// Sudo commands (password prompt)
system.RunSudo("apt-get install -y git", nil)
system.RunSudoWithLogs("pacman -S git", nil, logFunc)
// Termux pkg commands (no sudo needed)
system.RunPkgInstall("fish git", nil, logFunc)
system.RunPkgWithLogs("update", nil, logFunc)
Decision Tree
Adding new OS support?
├── Add OSType constant in detect.go
├── Add detection function (isNewOS())
├── Update Detect() with priority order
├── Update SystemInfo if new fields needed
└── Add OS case in installer.go steps
Running a command?
├── Needs sudo? → RunSudo() or RunSudoWithLogs()
├── Needs brew? → RunBrewWithLogs()
├── On Termux? → RunPkgInstall() or RunPkgWithLogs()
├── Needs logs? → RunWithLogs()
└── Simple exec? → Run()
Checking if tool exists?
├── Use CommandExists("toolname")
└── Returns bool
Code Examples
Example 1: Termux Detection
func isTermux() bool {
// Check TERMUX_VERSION environment variable
if os.Getenv("TERMUX_VERSION") != "" {
return true
}
// Check PREFIX contains termux path
prefix := os.Getenv("PREFIX")
if strings.Contains(prefix, "com.termux") {
return true
}
// Check for Termux-specific paths
if _, err := os.Stat("/data/data/com.termux"); err == nil {
return true
}
return false
}
Example 2: Platform-Specific Execution
func installTool(m *Model) error {
var result *system.ExecResult
switch {
case m.SystemInfo.IsTermux:
// Termux: use pkg (no sudo)
result = system.RunPkgInstall("tool", nil, logFunc)
case m.SystemInfo.OS == system.OSArch:
// Arch: use pacman with sudo
result = system.RunSudoWithLogs("pacman -S --noconfirm tool", nil, logFunc)
case m.SystemInfo.OS == system.OSMac:
// macOS: use Homebrew
result = system.RunBrewWithLogs("install tool", nil, logFunc)
case m.SystemInfo.OS == system.OSDebian:
// Debian/Ubuntu: use Homebrew (installed by us)
result = system.RunBrewWithLogs("install tool", nil, logFunc)
default:
return fmt.Errorf("unsupported OS: %v", m.SystemInfo.OS)
}
return result.Error
}
Example 3: Homebrew Prefix Detection
func GetBrewPrefix() string {
if runtime.GOOS == "darwin" {
// Apple Silicon uses /opt/homebrew
// Intel uses /usr/local
if runtime.GOARCH == "arm64" {
return "/opt/homebrew"
}
return "/usr/local"
}
return "/home/linuxbrew/.linuxbrew"
}
Example 4: File Operations
// Ensure directory exists
if err := system.EnsureDir(filepath.Join(homeDir, ".config/tool")); err != nil {
return err
}
// Copy single file
if err := system.CopyFile(src, dst); err != nil {
return err
}
// Copy directory contents
if err := system.CopyDir("Gentleman.Dots/Config/*", destDir+"/"); err != nil {
return err
}
ExecResult Structure
type ExecResult struct {
Output string // stdout
Stderr string // stderr
ExitCode int // exit code
Error error // error if any
}
// Usage
result := system.Run("command", nil)
if result.Error != nil {
// Handle error
}
if result.ExitCode != 0 {
// Non-zero exit
}
Commands
cd installer && go test ./internal/system/... # Run system tests
cd installer && go test -run TestDetect # Test OS detection
cd installer && go test -run TestExec # Test command execution
Resources
- Detection: See
installer/internal/system/detect.gofor OS detection - Execution: See
installer/internal/system/exec.gofor command running - Backup: See
installer/internal/system/backup.gofor backup/restore - Tests: See
installer/internal/system/*_test.gofor patterns