#!/bin/bash # cmd/install_callback - post-install hook # Prefers bundled uv binary, creates Python venv, syncs deps, verifies dist. # Also validates the user-selected Node.js version is actually installed. APP_DIR="${TRIM_APPDEST}/langbot" # --- Resolve data directory --- # LangBot loads config CWD-relative (data/config.yaml); cmd/main replaces # APP_DIR/data with a symlink to this persistent dir on every start. DATA_DIR="${TRIM_DATA_SHARE_PATHS%%:*}" if [ -z "${DATA_DIR}" ]; then DATA_DIR="${TRIM_PKGVAR}/data" fi cd "${APP_DIR}" || { echo "App directory missing after install" > "${TRIM_TEMP_LOGFILE}" exit 1 } # --- Ensure data directory exists --- mkdir -p "${DATA_DIR}/plugins" "${DATA_DIR}/box" "${DATA_DIR}/logs" || { echo "Data share not writable: ${DATA_DIR}" > "${TRIM_TEMP_LOGFILE}" exit 1 } # --- Writable HOME and tool caches --- # Under run-as: package the generated user's system HOME and the app install # dir (TRIM_APPDEST) can be read-only; uv aborts if it cannot initialise its # cache. Point HOME / UV_CACHE_DIR at the persistent data share and keep the # venv there too (UV_PROJECT_ENVIRONMENT), instead of inside APP_DIR. VENV_DIR="${DATA_DIR}/.venv" export HOME="${DATA_DIR}/.home" export UV_CACHE_DIR="${DATA_DIR}/.cache/uv" # Never download a managed CPython (the download host is unreachable on many # NAS networks); use the distro Python only — fail loudly if it is missing. export UV_PYTHON_DOWNLOADS=never mkdir -p "${HOME}" "${UV_CACHE_DIR}" || { echo "Data share not writable: ${DATA_DIR}" > "${TRIM_TEMP_LOGFILE}" exit 1 } # Real uv/pip errors are captured here for diagnosis (the installer popup # only shows the short message we write to TRIM_TEMP_LOGFILE). DEBUG_LOG="${DATA_DIR}/logs/install-debug.log" # --- Pre-seed config.yaml with the user-selected web port --- # Data root points at the persistent share (LANGBOT_DATA_ROOT is exported by # cmd/main at start), so this config survives app upgrades. # LangBot copies templates/config.yaml there on first boot only if missing, # so we seed it ourselves with the chosen port. PORT="${wizard_port:-5300}" case "${PORT}" in ''|*[!0-9]*) PORT="5300" ;; esac TEMPLATE_FILE="${APP_DIR}/src/langbot/templates/config.yaml" _patch_config() { local cfg_dir="$1" local cfg_file="${cfg_dir}/config.yaml" mkdir -p "${cfg_dir}" || { echo "Cannot create config directory: ${cfg_dir}" > "${TRIM_TEMP_LOGFILE}" exit 1 } if [ ! -f "${cfg_file}" ] && [ -f "${TEMPLATE_FILE}" ]; then cp "${TEMPLATE_FILE}" "${cfg_file}" fi if [ -f "${cfg_file}" ]; then sed -i -E "/^api:/,/^[a-z_]+:/ s/^([[:space:]]*port:).*/\1 ${PORT}/" "${cfg_file}" sed -i "s#webhook_prefix: 'http://127\.0\.0\.1:[0-9]*'#webhook_prefix: 'http://127.0.0.1:${PORT}'#" "${cfg_file}" fi } # Seed the persistent dir AND the CWD-relative APP_DIR/data (cmd/main merges # the latter into the persistent dir via symlink on first start, so the port # survives regardless of which path ends up being read). _patch_config "${DATA_DIR}" if [ "${APP_DIR}/data" != "${DATA_DIR}" ]; then _patch_config "${APP_DIR}/data" fi # --- Fallback patch for desktop entry port --- # fnOS natively substitutes ${wizard_port} in ui/config at install time. # This only kicks in if the placeholder somehow survived (e.g. CLI install). UI_CONFIG="${TRIM_APPDEST}/ui/config" if [ -f "${UI_CONFIG}" ] && grep -q 'wizard_port\|{port}' "${UI_CONFIG}"; then sed -i "s/\${wizard_port}/${PORT}/g; s/{port}/${PORT}/g" "${UI_CONFIG}" fi # --- Validate user-selected Node.js version is installed --- NODE_VERSION="${wizard_node_version:-22}" if [ ! -d "/var/apps/nodejs_v${NODE_VERSION}" ]; then echo "Node.js v${NODE_VERSION} 未安装:请先在应用中心安装 nodejs_v${NODE_VERSION},再重新安装本应用。" > "${TRIM_TEMP_LOGFILE}" exit 1 fi # --- CPU architecture (must be resolved before locating bundled binaries) --- ARCH=$(uname -m) case "${ARCH}" in x86_64|aarch64) ;; *) echo "Unsupported CPU architecture: ${ARCH}" > "${TRIM_TEMP_LOGFILE}" exit 1 ;; esac # --- Python: official python312 App Store app (same borrow pattern as Node.js) --- PYTHON_APP="python312" PYTHON_BIN="/var/apps/${PYTHON_APP}/target/bin/python3" if [ ! -d "/var/apps/${PYTHON_APP}" ]; then echo "未找到官方 Python 环境:请先在应用中心安装 ${PYTHON_APP},再重新安装本应用。" > "${TRIM_TEMP_LOGFILE}" exit 1 fi [ -x "${PYTHON_BIN}" ] || { echo "Python 解释器缺失或不可执行:${PYTHON_BIN}" > "${TRIM_TEMP_LOGFILE}" exit 1 } PY_VER=$("${PYTHON_BIN}" -c 'import sys; print(f"{sys.version_info.major}.{sys.version_info.minor}")' 2>/dev/null) if [ -z "${PY_VER}" ]; then echo "Python 3.11+ required but not found on this system" > "${TRIM_TEMP_LOGFILE}" exit 1 fi PY_MAJOR=$(echo "${PY_VER}" | cut -d. -f1) PY_MINOR=$(echo "${PY_VER}" | cut -d. -f2) if [ "${PY_MAJOR}" -lt 3 ] || { [ "${PY_MAJOR}" -eq 3 ] && [ "${PY_MINOR}" -lt 11 ]; }; then echo "Python 3.11+ required, found ${PY_VER}" > "${TRIM_TEMP_LOGFILE}" exit 1 fi # --- Resolve uv: run the bundled binary in place (single canonical path) --- UV_BIN="${TRIM_APPDEST}/bin/uv-${ARCH}" [ -x "${UV_BIN}" ] || { echo "Bundled uv binary missing or not executable: ${UV_BIN}" > "${TRIM_TEMP_LOGFILE}" exit 1 } # --- Create venv via uv (on the writable data share, not APP_DIR) --- if [ ! -d "${VENV_DIR}" ]; then { echo "== whoami: $(id 2>&1)" echo "== APP_DIR perms: $(ls -ld "${APP_DIR}" 2>&1)" echo "== DATA_DIR perms: $(ls -ld "${DATA_DIR}" 2>&1)" echo "== HOME=${HOME} UV_CACHE_DIR=${UV_CACHE_DIR}" "${UV_BIN}" venv "${VENV_DIR}" --python "${PYTHON_BIN}" } >> "${DEBUG_LOG}" 2>&1 || { echo "Failed to create Python virtual environment via uv. See ${DEBUG_LOG}" > "${TRIM_TEMP_LOGFILE}" exit 1 } fi # --- Sync dependencies (install into the relocated venv) --- if ! UV_PROJECT_ENVIRONMENT="${VENV_DIR}" "${UV_BIN}" sync --extra seekdb >> "${DEBUG_LOG}" 2>&1; then echo "Dependency sync failed. Check network connectivity. See ${DEBUG_LOG}" > "${TRIM_TEMP_LOGFILE}" exit 1 fi # --- Verify frontend dist --- if [ ! -d "web/dist" ] || [ -z "$(ls -A web/dist 2>/dev/null)" ]; then echo "Frontend dist missing! Web UI will not be available." > "${TRIM_TEMP_LOGFILE}" exit 1 fi # --- Prepare a writable HOME inside the data dir for tool caches (uv, # npm/npx MCP). Everything already runs as the package user (run-as: # package), so no chown is needed — files created here belong to it. mkdir -p "${DATA_DIR}/.home" 2>/dev/null || true exit 0