Enable options and arguments before running

[peter-bread]

The idea is that you can pass these in to start with and then have an entirely automated and non-interactive bootstrap.

e.g.

curl -sL <link> | bash -s -- -y -e example@email.com -k github-key -b essential

curl -sL <link> | bash -s -- --yes --email example@email.com --keyfile=github-key --brewfile essential

• short options
• long options (with ability to use = between key and value)

Options

• [x] -h | --help Print help. Completed: 2d1dcbadcd5c3fa717d23e4ef83db65eaf8fc22e
• [x] --no-dotfiles Don't clone or install dotfiles. Completed 4b1ba591f968be762acb53ca5f97530bb67060f5
• [ ] --no-git-shh Don't authenticate with GH CLI.
• [ ] #15
• [x] -e | --email Specify email to use for github and ssh. Completed: 2fd533d1e9ccf65b8559cf2e6479aafa37de1c15
• [x] -i | --identity Name for SSH key. Completed: dbe9f6c71ff2bc32af58f99e0ae75365d08cae6f
• [x] -b | --brewfile <full|essential|none> Specify which brewfile to use. Completed: a73aa642477e62d27bc4225dbba9dcb7522c687d
• [x] -q | --quiet Disable all output (apart from errors). Completed: ae16fc90f99b71378c8464f51d23dc38ab304494

[peter-bread]

As of f1b7a62a448dee8cc34ab2ea4ad5023dc6a57550,

You can run:

cat options-demo.sh | bash -s -- [options]

to test option parsing.

This will be the general approach that will be moved into the main script

[peter-bread]

As of ba0711ba6ff3762dd907e0814fcd4441ff585dac,

Made usage instructions clearer

[peter-bread]

Change from -k | --keyfile to -i | --identity to be more inline with other SSH commands

[peter-bread]

(Maybe) No need for -y | --yes. If you are specifying other options, you are implicitly saying yes to them.

No need to no git either