# Copy this file to your non integrated *nix-like environment, 
# Cygwin/MinGW/MSys2/Git for Windows SDK, installs '/etc/profile.d/'
# folder to integrate the externally installed Unix like environment
# into Cmder so it has access to settings stored in Cmder/config
# folder when launched.
#
# The destination file extension depends on the shell you use.  For example:
#
# bash - Copy to /etc/profile.d/cmder_exinit.sh
# zsh  - Copy to /etc/profile.d/cmder_exinit.zsh
#
# # Uncomment and edit the CMDER_ROOT line to use Cmder/config even when launched
# # from outside Cmder.
# CMDER_ROOT=${USERPROFILE}/cmder  # This is not required if launched from Cmder.

# Add portable user customizations ${CMDER_ROOT}/config/user-profile.sh or
# add whole config scripts to ${CMDER_ROOT}/config/profile.d both will be sourced
# from mthis file and be appied to the environment at startup.
#
# These customizations will follow Cmder if $CMDER_ROOT is copied
# to another machine.
#
# Add system specific users customizations to $HOME/.bashrc, these 
# customizations will not follow Cmder to another machine.

# Check that we haven't already been sourced.
[[ -z ${CMDER_EXINIT} ]] && CMDER_EXINIT="1" || return

# We do this for bash as admin sessions since $CMDER_ROOT is not being set
if [ "$CMDER_ROOT" = "" -a "$ConEmuDir" != "" ] ; then
  case "$ConEmuDir" in *\\*) CMDER_ROOT=$( cd "$(cygpath -u "$ConEmuDir")/../.." ; pwd );; esac
  if [ !-d $CMDER_ROOT/vendor ] ; then
    echo "Running in ConEmu without Cmder, skipping Cmder integration."
    return
  fi
elif [ "$CMDER_ROOT" != "" ] ; then
  case "$CMDER_ROOT" in *\\*) CMDER_ROOT="$(cygpath -u "$CMDER_ROOT")";; esac
else
  return
fi

echo "Using \"CMDER_ROOT\" at \"${CMDER_ROOT}\"...\n"

# Remove any trailing '/'
CMDER_ROOT=$(echo $CMDER_ROOT | sed 's:/*$::')

export CMDER_ROOT

PATH=${CMDER_ROOT}/bin:$PATH:${CMDER_ROOT}
 
export PATH

if [ ! -d ${CMDER_ROOT}/config/profile.d ; then
  mkdir -p ${CMDER_ROOT}/config/profile.d
fi

# Drop *.sh files into "${CMDER_ROOT}\config\profile.d"
# to source them at startup.
if [ -d ${CMDER_ROOT}/config/profile.d ] ; then
  pushd ${CMDER_ROOT}/config/profile.d >/dev/null
  for x in $(ls ${CMDER_ROOT}/config/profile.d/*.sh) ; do
    # echo ${x}
    . $x
  done
  popd >/dev/null
fi

if [ -f ${CMDER_ROOT}/config/user-profile.sh ] ; then
  . ${CMDER_ROOT}/config/user-profile.sh
else
  echo Creating user startup file: "${CMDER_ROOT}/config/user-profile.sh"
  cat <<-eof >"${CMDER_ROOT}/config/user-profile.sh"
# use this file to run your own startup commands for msys2 bash'

# To add a new vendor to the path, do something like:
# export PATH=\${CMDER_ROOT}/vendor/whatever:\${PATH}
eof
fi