#!/bin/sh
# Joxo, from a terminal, for the folder you are in:
#
#   curl -fsSL https://joxo.ai/install | sh
#
# It runs https://joxo.ai/setup.sh (the script every Joxo setup line runs; read it first if you like)
# with --yes: Node.js if this computer has none (for Joxo alone, checked against nodejs.org), the
# connector (checked against the SHA-256 in https://joxo.ai/setup-manifest.json), the joxo command, and
# then joxo connect --yes, which opens your browser to sign in once and connects this folder.
# It never uses sudo and never stops to ask anything here. Pass a setup or invitation link after
# "sh -s --" to use one.
set -eu
joxo_origin="${JOXO_URL:-https://joxo.ai}"
joxo_setup=
if command -v curl >/dev/null 2>&1; then joxo_setup=$(curl -fsSL "$joxo_origin/setup.sh") || joxo_setup=
elif command -v wget >/dev/null 2>&1; then joxo_setup=$(wget -qO- "$joxo_origin/setup.sh") || joxo_setup=
else printf 'Joxo: install curl or wget, then run this again.\n' >&2; exit 1
fi
case "$joxo_setup" in
  '#!/bin/sh'*) ;;
  *) printf 'Joxo: %s/setup.sh did not answer with the setup script. Try again in a minute.\n' "$joxo_origin" >&2; exit 1 ;;
esac
if [ "$joxo_origin" != "https://joxo.ai" ]; then JOXO_URL="$joxo_origin"; export JOXO_URL; fi
exec sh -c "$joxo_setup" joxo-setup --yes "$@"