Json repair script

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Alexandre
2021-10-31 13:55:17 +01:00
parent b070f5d53a
commit a9302a9465
2 changed files with 39 additions and 17 deletions

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!/bin/bash
JSONTOCHECK='/config/transmission/settings.json'
JSONSOURCE='/defaults/settings.json'
# If json already exists
if [ -f ${JSONTOCHECK} ]; then
# Variables
echo "Checking settings.json format"
# Get the default keys from the original file
mapfile -t arr < <(jq -r 'keys[]' ${JSONSOURCE})
# Check if all keys are still there, or add them
for KEYS in ${arr[@]}; do
KEYSTHERE=$(jq "has(\"${KEYS}\")" ${JSONTOCHECK})
[ $KEYSTHERE != "true" ] && sed -i "3 i\"${KEYS}\": null," ${JSONTOCHECK} && echo "... $KEYS was missing, added"
done
# Show structure in a nice way
jq . -S ${JSONTOCHECK} | cat >temp.json && mv temp.json ${JSONTOCHECK}
fi
# Repair structure
################
#jq . -S $CONFIGDIR/settings.json | cat >temp.json && mv temp.json $CONFIGDIR/settings.json
#echo "Making sure settings.json structure is good"
#for KEYS in "incomplete-dir" "download-dir" "rpc-host-whitelist-enabled" "rpc-authentication-required" "rpc-username" "rpc-password" "rpc-whitelist-enabled" "rpc-whitelist"; do
# KEYSTHERE=$(jq "has(\"${KEYS}\")" $CONFIGDIR/settings.json)
# [ $KEYSTHERE != "true" ] && sed -i "3 i\"${KEYS}\": null," $CONFIGDIR/settings.json && echo "... $KEYS was missing, added"
#done
#jq . -S $CONFIGDIR/settings.json | cat >temp.json && mv temp.json $CONFIGDIR/settings.json