modman/modman-1.12/modman

#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Module Manager
#
#   Copyright 2009 Colin Mollenhour
#
#   Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
#   you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
#   You may obtain a copy of the License at
#
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#
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#   See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
#   limitations under the License.
#
#   System Requirements:
#    - bash
#    - filesystem and project or web server must support symlinks
#    - The following common utilities must be locatable in your $PATH
#       grep (POSIX), find, ln, cp, basename, dirname, readlink

version="1.12"
script=${0##*/}
usage="\
Module Manager (v$version)

Global Commands:
  $script <command> [<options>]
------------------------------
  init [basedir]     initialize the pwd (or [basedir]) as the modman deploy root
  list [--absolute]  list all valid modules that are currently checked out
  status             show VCS 'status' command for all modules
  incoming           show new VCS remote changesets for all VCS-based modules
  update-all         update all modules that are currently checked out
  deploy-all         deploy all modules (no VCS interaction)
  repair             rebuild all modman-created symlinks (no updates performed)
  clean              clean up broken symlinks (run this after deleting a module)
  automodman         loops through module directory:
                     - asks to include files & directories in new modman file
                     - does not create symlinks
  --help             display this help message
  --tutorial         show a brief tutorial on using modman
  --version          display the modman script's version
  [--force]          overwrite existing files, ignore untrusted cert warnings
  [--no-local]       skip processing of modman.local files
  [--no-clean]       skip cleaning of broken symlinks
  [--no-shell]       skip processing @shell lines

Module Commands:
  $script <command> [<module>] [<options>] [[--] <VCS options>]
------------------------------
  checkout <src>     checkout a new modman-compatible module using subversion
  clone <src>        checkout a new modman-compatible module using git clone
  hgclone <src>      checkout a new modman-compatible module using hg clone
  link <path>        link to a module that already exists on the local filesystem
  update             update module using the appropriate VCS
  deploy             deploy an existing module (VCS not required or used)
  undeploy           remove an existing module without deleting the files
  skip               prevent a module from deploying with deploy-all
  unskip             re-enable a module to be deployed with deploy-all
  remove             remove a module (DELETES MODULE FILES)
  [--force]          overwrite existing files, ignore untrusted cert warnings
  [--no-local]       skip processing of modman.local files
  [--no-clean]       skip cleaning of broken symlinks
  [--no-shell]       skip processing @shell lines
  [--basedir <path>] on checkout/clone, specifies a base for module deployment
  [--copy]           deploy by copying files instead of symlinks
  [<VCS options>]    specify additional parameters to VCS checkout/clone
"
tutorial="\
Deploying a modman module:
------------------------------
The 'checkout' and 'clone' commands are used to checkout new modules from a
repository (subversion and git, respectively). These commands support additional
arguments which will be passed to the 'svn checkout' and 'git clone' commands.
This allows you to for example specify a --username (svn) or a --branch (git).
See 'svn help checkout' and 'git help clone' for a full list of options.
Both svn:externals and git submodules will be automatically included.

To link to modules that already exist on the local file system you can use
the 'link' command. The 'update' command will be supported the same as if the
module had been created using the checkout or clone command. For example:

    $ modman link ~/projects/My_Module
    $ modman update My_Module

By default, if a module being checked out contains symlink mappings that
conflict with existing files, an error will be thrown. Use --force to cause
any existing files or directories that conflict to be removed. Be careful!

Writing modman modules:
------------------------------
Each module should contain a file named \"modman\" which defines which files
go where relative to the directory where modman was initialized.

==== Start example modman file ====
   # Comments are supported, begin a line with a hash
   code                   app/code/local/My/Module/
   design                 app/design/frontend/default/default/mymodule/

   # Source and destination can have different names.
   en_US.csv              app/locale/en_US/My_Module.csv

   # Destination file name is not required if the same as the source.
   My_Module.xml          app/etc/modules/

   # Leave out the destination entirely to assume the same path as the source.
   lib/Somelib

   # Bash extended glob patterns supported.
   skin/css/*             skin/frontend/base/default/css/
   skin/js/*              skin/frontend/base/default/js/

   # Import another modman module
   @import                modules/Fooman_Speedster

   # Execute a command on the shell
   @shell                 rm -rf \$PROJECT/var/cache/*
==== End example modman file ====

Globbing:
------------------------------
Bash globbing in the modman file is supported. The result is that each file or
directory that matches the globbing pattern will get its own symlink in the
specified location when the module is deployed.

Importing modules:
------------------------------
One modman file can import another modman module using @import and the path to
the imported module's root relative to the current module's root. Imported
modules deploy to the same path as checked out modules so @import can be used
to include common modules that are just stored in a subdirectory, or are
included via svn:externals or git submodules. Example:
    > svn propget svn:externals .
    ^/modules/Fooman_Speedster  modules/Fooman_Speedster
In this example, modules/Fooman_Speedster would contain it's own modman file
and could therefore be imported by any other module or checked out by itself.

Shell commands:
------------------------------
Actions to be taken any time one of the checkout, clone, update, deploy,
update-all or repair commands are used can be defined with the @shell
directive. The rest of the line after @shell will be piped to a new bash
shell with the working directory being the module's root. The following
environment variables will be made available:
  PROJECT    The path of the project base dir (where modman was initialized)
  MODULE     The current module's path

Standalone mode:
------------------------------
The modman script can be used without a VCS by placing the module directory in
the proper location and running \"modman deploy <module>\". The root of the
module must be located at <project_root>/.modman/<module_name>/ and it must
contain a modman file.

Shortcut:
------------------------------
Modman can be run without the module name if the current directory's realpath
is within a module's path. E.g. \"modman update\" or \"modman deploy\".

Local 'modman' file:
------------------------------
You can create a modman file named \"modman.local\" which will also get applied
like the standard modman file. The intended purpose of this file is to allow you
to specify additional directives while excluding them from version control. The
\"--no-local\" command option will prevent these files from being processed.

Custom 'clean' script:
------------------------------
On some systems the dead link search can be brutally slow. You can create a
custom clean script at .modman/.clean which will override the default clean
script. Here is an example of a custom clean script that ignores the \"media\"
and \"var\" directories:

    echo Cleaning dead links in \$PWD
    find -L . -mount \\( -path ./media -o -path ./var \\) -prune -o -type l -exec rm {} \;

Author:
------------------------------
Colin Mollenhour
http://colin.mollenhour.com/
colin@mollenhour.com
"

# Action is first argument
action=$1; shift

# Fix GNU inconsistencies with Mac
case $OSTYPE in
  darwin*|*bsd*)
    stat_type="bsd_stat"
    readlink_missing="echo" # readlink -m not supported
    ;;
  *)
    stat_type="stat -c %F"
    readlink_missing="readlink -m"
    ;;
esac
bsd_stat ()
{
  case "$(stat -f %T "$1")" in
    "*") echo file;;
    "@") echo symlink;;
    "/") echo directory;;
    *) echo unknown_type;;
  esac
}
pager=${PAGER:-$(which pager &> /dev/null)}
if [ -z "$pager" ]; then
  pager=less
fi

###########################
# Handle "init" command, simply create .modman directory
if [ "$action" = "init" ]; then
  basedir=$1
  [[ -n "$basedir" && ! -d "$basedir" ]] && { echo "$basedir is not a directory."; exit 1; }
  mkdir .modman || { echo "Could not create .modman directory" && exit 1; }
  if [ -n "$basedir" ]; then
    echo "$basedir" > .modman/.basedir
    basedir="with basedir at $basedir"
  fi
  echo "Initialized Module Manager at $(pwd) $basedir"
  exit 0
###########################
# Handle "--help" command
elif [ "$action" = "--help" -o "$action" = "" ]; then
  echo -e "$usage"; exit 0
###########################
# Handle "--tutorial" command
elif [ "$action" = "--tutorial" ]; then
  echo -e "$tutorial" | $pager; exit 0
###########################
# Handle "--version" command
elif [ "$action" = "--version" ]; then
  echo "Module Manager version: $version"; exit 0
fi


#############################################################
# Echo in bold font if stdout is a terminal
ISTTY=0; if [ -t 1 ]; then ISTTY=1; fi
bold () { if [ $ISTTY -eq 1 ]; then tput bold; fi; }
unbold () { if [ $ISTTY -eq 1 ]; then tput sgr0; fi; }
echo_b ()
{
  if [ "$1" = "-e" ]; then
    echo -e "$(bold)$2$(unbold)"
  else
    echo "$(bold)$1$(unbold)"
  fi
}

#############################################################
# Colors in terminal
yellow () { if [ $ISTTY -eq 1 ]; then tput setaf 3; fi; }
red () { if [ $ISTTY -eq 1 ]; then tput setaf 1; fi; }

#############################################################
# Handling warning messages
warning ()
{
  echo -e "$(bold)$(yellow)WARNING:$(unbold) "$1
}

#############################################################
# Handling Error messages
error ()
{
  echo -e "$(bold)$(red)ERROR:$(unbold) "$1
}

#############################################################
# Check for existence of a module directory and modman file
require_wc ()
{
  if ! [ -d "$mm/$1" ]; then
    error "$1 has not been checked out."; return 1
  fi
  if ! [ -r "$mm/$1/modman" ]; then
    error "$1 does not contain a \"modman\" module description file."; return 1
  fi
  return 0
}

###############################################################
# Removes dead symlinks
remove_dead_links ()
{
  if [ $NOCLEAN -eq 1 ]; then
    return 0
  fi

  # Support use of a custom clean script
  if [ -r "$mm/.clean" ]; then
    ( cd "$root"; $SHELL "$mm/.clean" )
  else
    # Use -exec rm instead of -delete to avoid bug in Darwin. -Thanks Vinai!
    ( cd "$root"; find -L . -mount -type l -exec rm {} \; )
  fi
  return $?
}

###############################################################
# Removes all .basedir files from submodules
remove_basedirs ()
{
  local module=$1
  find "$mm/$module" -name .basedir | grep -FZv "$mm/$module/.basedir" | xargs -0 rm -f
}

###############################################################
# Reads the base directory for a module
# Return value is blank, or relative path ending with /
get_basedir ()
{
  local module_dir=$1
  local basedir=''
  if [ -r "$module_dir/.basedir" ]; then
    basedir=$(cat "$module_dir/.basedir" | grep -v '^#')
    if [ -n "$basedir" ]; then
      basedir=${basedir%%/}/
    fi
  fi
  echo -n "$basedir"
}

###############################################################
# Writes a file, setting the base directory for a module
set_basedir ()
{
  local module_dir=$1
  local basedir=${2##/}
  basedir=${basedir%%/}
  if [ -n "$basedir" ]; then
    echo -e "# This file was created by modman. Module base directory:\n$basedir" \
      > "$module_dir/.basedir"
    if ! [ $? ]; then
      error "Could not write to file: $module_dir/.basedir."
      return 1
    fi
  fi
  return 0
}

get_skipped ()
{
  local module=$1
  if [ -f "$root/.modman-skip" ]; then
    for line in $(grep -v -e '^#' "$root/.modman-skip"); do
      if [ $line == $module ]; then
        return 0
      fi
    done
  fi
  return 1
}

set_skipped ()
{
  local module=$1
  local skip=$2
  local SKIP_FILE="$root/.modman-skip"

  if ! [ -f "$SKIP_FILE" ]; then
    echo "# This file was created by modman. The following modules won't be deployed by deploy-all." \
      > "$root/.modman-skip"
    if ! [ $? ]; then
      error "Could not write to file: $SKIP_FILE"
      return 1
    fi
  fi

  if [ "$skip" = 1 ]; then
    if get_skipped $module; then
      echo "Module $module already skipped."
      exit 1
    else
      echo $module >> "$SKIP_FILE"
      echo "Module $module added to skip list."
    fi
  else
    grep -v "^$module$" "$SKIP_FILE" > "$SKIP_FILE.tmp"; mv "$SKIP_FILE.tmp" "$SKIP_FILE"
    echo "Module $module removed from skip list."
  fi

  return 0
}

get_abs_filename() {
  if [ -d "$(dirname "$1")" ]; then
    echo "$(cd "$(dirname "$1")/$(dirname "$(readlink "$1")")" && pwd)/$(basename "$1")"
  fi
}

remove_module_links ()
{
  echo "Removing links for module $module."
  local module_dir="$mm/$module"
  for line in $(find $root -type l); do
    if [[ $(get_abs_filename "$line") =~ ^"$module_dir".* ]]; then
      rm "$line"
    fi
  done

  return 0
}

################################################################################
# Reads a modman file and does the following:
#   Creates the symlinks as described
#   Imports external modman files (@import)
#   Runs shell commands (@shell)
apply_modman_file ()
{
  local module=$1
  local module_dir=$(dirname "$module")
  local basedir=$(get_basedir "$module_dir")
  local relpath=${module:$((${#mmroot}+1))}

  # Use argument if module doesn't have a .basedir file
  if [ -z "$basedir" ]; then
    basedir=$2
  fi

  # while loop should not read from stdin or else @shell scripts cannot get stdin
  IFS=$'\r\n'
  for line in $(grep -v -e '^#' -e '^\s*$' "$module"); do
    IFS=$' \t\n'

    # Split <target> <real>
    read target real <<< $line

    # Assume target == real if only one path is given
    if [ -z "$real" ]; then
        real="$target"
    fi

    # Sanity check for empty data
    if [ -z "$target" -o -z "$real" ]; then
      error "Invalid input in modman file ($relpath):\n $line"
      return 1
    fi

    # Import other module definitions (e.g. git submodules, svn:externals, etc..)
    if [ "$target" = "@import" ]; then
      # check if base defined, create and save base to .basedir file
      read import_path import_base <<< $real

      import=$module_dir/${import_path%/}/modman
      if ! [ -r "$import" ]; then
        relimport=${import:$((${#mmroot}+1))}
        error "modman file not found ($relimport):\n $line"
        return 1
      fi

      if [ -z "$import_base" ]; then
        import_base=${basedir%%/}
      else
        import_base=${import_base##/}
        import_base=${basedir}${import_base%%/}
        if ! [ -d "$root/$import_base" ]; then
          if ! mkdir -p "$root/$import_base"; then
            error "Could not create import base directory: $import_base"
            return 1
          fi
          echo "Created import base directory: $import_base"
        fi
        if ! set_basedir "$module_dir/$import_path" "$import_base"; then
          return 1
        fi
      fi

      apply_modman_file "$import" "$import_base/" || return 1
      continue
    fi

    # Run commands on the shell!
    # temporary file is workaround so that script can receive stdin
    if [ "$target" = "@shell" ]; then
      [ $NOSHELL -eq 0 ] || continue
      cd "$module_dir"
      export PROJECT=$root/${basedir%%/}
      export MODULE=$module_dir
      shell_tmp=$(mktemp "$mm/.tmp.XXXXXXX")
      echo "($real)" > "$shell_tmp"
      source "$shell_tmp"
      rm -f "$shell_tmp"
      continue
    fi

    # Create symlink to target
    local src=$module_dir/$target
    local dest=$root/${basedir}${real%/}
    dest=${dest/\/\//\/} # Replace // with /
    dest=${dest%/} # Strip trailing /

    # Handle globbing (extended globbing enabled)
    shopt -s extglob
    if ! [ -e "$src" ] && [ $(ls $src 2> /dev/null | wc -l) -gt 0 ]; then
      for _src in $src; do
        apply_path "$_src" "$dest/${_src##*/}" "$target" "${real%/}/${_src##*/}" "$line" || return 1
      done
      continue
    fi # end Handle globbing

    # Handle aliases that do not exist
    if ! [ -e "$src" ];
    then
      warning "Target does not exist ($relpath):\n $line"
      continue
    fi

    # Allow destination to be a dir when src is a file
    if [ -f "$src" ] && [ -d "$dest" -o "/" = ${real: -1} ]; then
      dest="$dest/$(basename "$src")"
    fi

    apply_path "$src" "$dest" "$target" "$real" "$line" || return 1
  done

  return 0
}

###########################################################################
# Creates a symlink or copies a file (with lots of error-checking)
apply_path ()
{
  local src="$1"; local dest="$2"; local target="$3"; local real="$4"; local line="$5"

  # Make symlinks relative
  if [ $COPY -eq 0 ]; then
    local realpath=$($readlink_missing "${dest%/*}"); local commonpath=""
    if [ "${dest%/*}" == "${realpath}" ]; then
      # Use modman root as common path if destination is not itself a symlinked path
      commonpath="${mmroot%/}"
    else
      # Search for longest common path as symlink target
      for ((i=0; i<${#dest}; i++)); do
        if [[ "${dest:i:1}" != "${realpath:i:1}" ]]; then
          commonpath="${dest:0:i}"
          commonpath="${commonpath%/*}"
          break
        fi
      done
    fi
    # Replace destination (less common path) with ../*
    if [ "$commonpath" != "" ]; then
      local reldest="${dest#$commonpath/}"
      if [ "$reldest" != "${reldest%/*}" ]; then
        reldest=$(IFS=/; for d in ${reldest%/*}; do echo -n '../'; done)
      else
        reldest=""
      fi
      src="${reldest}${src#$commonpath/}"
    fi
  fi

  # Handle cases where files already exist at the destination or link does not match expected destination
  if [ -e "$dest" ];
  then
    if ! [ -L "$dest" ] && [ $FORCE -eq 0 ]; then
      echo_b "CONFLICT: $($stat_type "$dest") already exists and is not a symlink:"
      echo_b " $line"
      echo   "(Run with $(bold)--force$(unbold) to force removal of existing files and directories.)"
      return 1
    elif ! [ -L "$dest" ] || [ "$src" != "$(readlink "$dest")" ]; then
      warning "Removing conflicting $($stat_type "$dest"): $dest"
      rm -rf "$dest" || return 1
    fi
  fi

  # Create links if they do not already exist
  if ! [ -e "$dest" ];
  then
    # Delete conflicting symlinks that are broken
    if [ -L "$dest" ]; then
      rm -f "$dest"
    fi
    # Create parent directories
    if ! mkdir -p "${dest%/*}"; then
      error "Unable to create parent directory (${dest%/*}):\n $line"
      return 1
    fi
    # Symlink or copy
    success=0
    if [ $COPY -eq 1 ]; then
      verb='copy'
      cp -R "$src" "$dest" && success=1
    else
      verb='create symlink'
      ln -s "$src" "$dest" && success=1
    fi
    if [ $success -eq 1 ]; then
      printf " Applied: %-30s  %s\n" "$target" "$real"
    else
      error "Unable to $verb ($dest):\n $line"
      return 1
    fi
  fi
  return 0
}
###########################################################################
# Automatically create a modman file
run_automodman () #"$module" "$mm" "$wc_dir" "$wc_desc"
{
  # returns 0 on success 1 on error
  amodule=$1
  amm=$2
  awc_dir=$3
  awc_desc=$4

  #echo "building modman file for $amodule"
  #echo "in base directory $amm"
  #echo "in working copy $awc_dir"
  #echo "modman file will be or is $awc_desc"

  #does the modman file exist?
  #yes
  if [ -r "$awc_desc" ]; then
    echo "$awc_desc file already exists"
    return 0 #exit without error

  #no
  else
    #touch modman
    echo "creating modman file for $amodule"
    touch $awc_desc
  fi
  #loop through files
  declare -a incpaths

  for f in $(find $awc_dir \( ! -iname 'modman' ! -regex "$awc_dir.*/\..*" \)) #ignore hidden files and modman
    do
      #strip path down
      alngth=${#awc_dir} #length of working directory to remove from path
      alngth=$((alngth+1)) #increase by one to account for the fact we added a slash
      pathname=${f:$alngth}

      #first f tends to be empty because of our stripping the path down so test for it -n is default operator
      if [ "$pathname" ]; then

        prevmatch=0
        #todo: possibly there is a neater way to do this without a loop??
        for incPath in "${incpaths[@]}" #loop through incpaths
        do
          if [[ "$pathname" != "${pathname/$incPath/}" ]]; then
            prevmatch=1
          fi
        done

        #if substring then do recurse
        if [[ $prevmatch -eq 0 ]]; then #make sure we have not previously matched

          #pre-existing path: yes | no?
          if grep -rq "^[^#].*\s$pathname$" "${amm}/"*"/modman" #target is what is important so find end line not beginning line
          then #pre-existing path: yes
            echo "..."
            echo "A path was found that exists in below modman description file" #error
            grep -r --color=always "\s$pathname$" "${amm}/"*"/modman"
            echo "It is therefore presently illegal for it to be included in this module."
            echo "..."
            if [[ -d $f ]]; then
                    incpaths+=("$pathname")
                fi
            read -p "press enter to continue..." goonthen
          else #pre-existing path: no

            read -p "include '$pathname': [N][y]" include #include path: yes | no?
            if [[ "$include" == "" ]]; then
                 include="N"
            fi

            if [ "$include" == "y" -o "$include" == "Y" ]; then #include path: yes

              echo "..."
              echo "You answered y:yes modman will include the path"
              echo "..."

              #write path to modman
              echo "$pathname  $pathname" >> $awc_desc #substring ${var:start}
              #was it a directory or file
              if [[ -d $f ]]; then
                  incpaths+=("$pathname")
              fi

            elif [ "$include" == "n" -o "$include" == "N" ]; then #include path: no
              echo "You answered N:no, modman is not including the path"
            else
              echo "Warning: you answered $include which is invalid, modman is not including path"
            fi

          fi # test other modules for pre-existing path
        fi # test prvious match
      fi #continue
    done #no more paths
    #return success
    return 0
}

###########################################################################
# Get git remote tracking branch or an empty string
get_tracking_branch ()
{
  local tracking_branch=$(git rev-parse --symbolic-full-name --abbrev-ref @{u} 2> /dev/null)
  if [ -n "$tracking_branch" -a "$tracking_branch" != "@{u}" ]; then
    echo $tracking_branch
  fi
}

################################
# Find the .modman directory and store parent path in $root
mm_not_found="Module Manager directory not found.\nRun \"$script init\" in the root of the project with which you would like to use Module Manager."
_pwd=$(pwd -P)
root=$_pwd
while ! [ -d "$root/.modman" ]; do
  if [ "$root" = "/" ]; then echo -e $mm_not_found && exit 1; fi
  cd .. || { error "Could not traverse up from $root\n$mm_not_found" && exit 1; }
  root=$(pwd)
done

mmroot=$root          # parent of .modman directory
mm=$root/.modman      # path to .modman

# Allow a different root to be specified as root for deploying modules, applies to all modules
newroot=$(get_basedir "$mm")
if [ -n "$newroot" ]; then
  cd "$mmroot/$newroot" || {
    error "Could not change to basedir specified in .basedir file: $newroot"
    exit 1
  }
  root=$(pwd)
fi

# Check for common option overrides
FORCE=0               # --force option off by default
NOLOCAL=0             # --no-local option off by default
NOCLEAN=0             # --no-clean off by default
NOSHELL=0             # --no-shell option off by default
COPY=0                # --copy option off by default
basedir=''
while true; do
  case "$1" in
    --force)       FORCE=1; shift ;;
    --no-local)    NOLOCAL=1; shift ;;
    --no-clean)    NOCLEAN=1; shift ;;
    --no-shell)    NOSHELL=1; shift ;;
    --copy)        COPY=1; shift ;;
    --basedir)
      shift; basedir="$1"; shift
      if ! [ -n "$basedir" -a -d "$root/$basedir" ]; then
        echo "Specified --basedir does not exist: $basedir"; exit 1
      fi
      ;;
    *) break ;;
  esac
done

###############################
# Handle "list" command
if [ "$action" = "list" ]; then
  prefix=''
  if [ "$1" = "--absolute" ]; then shift; prefix="$mm/"; fi
  if [ -n "$1" ]; then echo "Too many arguments to list command."; exit 1; fi
  for module in $(ls -1 "$mm"); do
    if [ -d "$mm/$module" -a -e "$mm/$module/modman" ]; then
      echo "${prefix}$module"
    fi
  done
  exit 0

###############################
# Handle "status" command
elif [ "$action" = "status" ]; then
  if [ -n "$1" ]; then echo "Too many arguments to status command."; exit 1; fi
  for module in $(ls -1 "$mm"); do
    if [ -d "$mm/$module" -a -e "$mm/$module/modman" ]; then
      cd "$mm/$module"
      echo_b "-- $module --"
      if [ -d "$mm/$module/.git" ]; then
        git status
      elif [ -d "$mm/$module/.svn" ]; then
        svn status
      elif [ -d "$mm/$module/.hg" ]; then
        hg status
      else
        echo "Not a git, hg or svn repository."
      fi
      echo
    fi
  done
  exit 0

###############################
# Handle "incoming" command
elif [ "$action" = "incoming" ]; then
  if [ -n "$1" ]; then echo "Too many arguments to incoming command."; exit 1; fi
  tmpfile=$(mktemp "$mm/.incoming.XXXX")
  for module in $(ls -1 "$mm"); do
    if [ -d "$mm/$module" -a -e "$mm/$module/modman" ]; then
      cd "$mm/$module"
      echo_b "-- $module --" >> $tmpfile
      if [ -d "$mm/$module/.git" ]; then
        tracking_branch=$(get_tracking_branch)
        if [ -z $tracking_branch ]; then
          echo "Could not resolve remote tracking branch for $module module." >> $tmpfile
        else
          echo "Fetching updates for $module..."
          git fetch && git --no-pager log --color ..origin/master >> $tmpfile
        fi
      elif [ -d "$mm/$module/.svn" ]; then
        svn st --show-updates >> $tmpfile
      elif [ -d "$mm/$module/.hg" ]; then
        hg incoming >> $tmpfile
      else
        echo "Not a git, hg or svn repository." >> $tmpfile
      fi
      echo >> $tmpfile
    fi
  done
  less -fFR $tmpfile
  rm $tmpfile
  exit 0

###############################
# Handle "deploy-all" command
elif [ "$action" = "deploy-all" ]; then
  if [ -n "$1" ]; then echo "Too many arguments to deploy-all command."; exit 1; fi
  remove_dead_links
  errors=0
  for module in $(ls -1 "$mm"); do
    test -d "$mm/$module" && require_wc "$module" || continue;
    if get_skipped "$module"; then
      echo "Skipping module $module due to .modman-skip file."
      continue
    fi
    echo "Deploying $module to $root"
    if apply_modman_file "$mm/$module/modman"; then
      echo -e "Deployment of '$module' complete.\n"
      if [ $NOLOCAL -eq 0 -a -r "$mm/$module/modman.local" ]; then
        apply_modman_file "$mm/$module/modman.local" && echo "Applied local modman file for $module"
      fi
    else
      error "Error occurred while deploying '$module'.\n"
      errors=$((errors+1))
    fi
  done
  echo "Deployed all modules with $errors errors."
  exit 0

###############################
# Handle "update-all" command
#   Updates source code, removes dead links and then deploys modules
elif [ "$action" = "update-all" ]; then
  if [ -n "$1" ]; then echo "Too many arguments to update-all command."; exit 1; fi
  update_errors=0
  updated=''

  # Fetch first in case an origin is not responding or slow
  for module in $(ls -1 "$mm"); do
    test -d "$mm/$module" && require_wc "$module" || continue;
    cd "$mm/$module"
    success=1
    if [ -d .git ] && [ "$(git remote)" != "" ]; then
      echo "Fetching changes for $module"
      success=0
      if [ $FORCE -eq 1 ]; then
        if git status -s | grep -vq '??'; then
          echo "Cannot do --force update, module has uncommitted changes."
          exit 1
        else
          git fetch --force && success=1
        fi
      else
        git fetch && success=1
      fi
    fi
    if [ $success -eq 1 ]; then
      updated="${updated}${module}\n"
    else
      echo_b -e "Failed to fetch updates for $module\n"
      update_errors=$((update_errors+1))
    fi
  done

  # Then update using merge
  for module in $(echo -en "$updated"); do
    test -d "$mm/$module" && require_wc "$module" || continue;
    cd "$mm/$module"
    success=0
    if [ -d .svn ]; then
      echo "Updating $module"
      if [ $FORCE -eq 1 ]; then
        svn update --force --non-interactive --trust-server-cert && success=1
      else
        svn update && success=1
      fi
    elif [ -d .git ] && [ "$(git remote)" != "" ]; then
      tracking_branch=$(get_tracking_branch)
      echo "Updating $module"
      if [ -z $tracking_branch ]; then
        echo "Could not resolve remote tracking branch, code will not be updated."
      elif [ $FORCE -eq 1 ]; then
        git reset --hard $tracking_branch && git submodule update --init --recursive && success=1
      else
        git merge $tracking_branch && git submodule update --init --recursive && success=1
      fi
    elif [ -d .hg ]; then
      echo "Updating $module"
      hg pull && hg update && success=1
    else
      success=1
    fi
    echo
    if [ $success -ne 1 ]; then
      error "Error occurred while updating $module\n"
      update_errors=$((update_errors+1))
    fi
  done
  remove_dead_links
  deploy_errors=0
  for module in $(ls -1 "$mm"); do
    test -d "$mm/$module" && require_wc "$module" || continue;
    if apply_modman_file "$mm/$module/modman"; then
      echo -e "Deployment of '$module' complete.\n"
      if [ $NOLOCAL -eq 0 -a -r "$mm/$module/modman.local" ]; then
        apply_modman_file "$mm/$module/modman.local" && echo "Applied local modman file for $module"
      fi
    else
      error "Error occurred while deploying '$module'.\n"
      deploy_errors=$((deploy_errors+1))
    fi
  done
  echo "Updated all modules with $update_errors update errors and $deploy_errors deploy errors."
  exit 0

###########################
# Handle "repair" command
elif [ "$action" = "repair" ]; then
  echo "Repairing links, do not interrupt."
  mv "$mm" "$mm-repairing" || { error "Could not temporarily rename .modman directory."; exit 1; }
  remove_dead_links
  mv "$mm-repairing" "$mm" || { error "Could not restore .modman directory."; exit 1; }
  for module in $(ls -1 "$mm"); do
    test -d "$mm/$module" && require_wc "$module" || continue;
    remove_basedirs "$module" &&
    apply_modman_file "$mm/$module/modman" &&
    echo -e "Repaired $module.\n"
    if [ $NOLOCAL -eq 0 -a -r "$mm/$module/modman.local" ]; then
      apply_modman_file "$mm/$module/modman.local" && echo "Applied local modman file for $module"
    fi
  done
  exit 0

###########################
# Handle "clean" command
elif [ "$action" = "clean" ]; then
  echo "Cleaning broken links."
  NOCLEAN=0
  remove_dead_links
  exit 0
fi

#############################################
# Handle all other module-specific commands
#############################################

REGEX_ACTION='^(update|deploy|undeploy|skip|unskip|checkout|clone|hgclone|link|remove|automodman)$'
REGEX_NEW_MODULE='^(checkout|clone|hgclone|link)$'
REGEX_BAD_MODULE="($REGEX_ACTION| )"
REGEX_MODULE='^[a-zA-Z0-9_-]+$'

if ! [[ "$action" =~ $REGEX_ACTION ]]; then
  echo "Invalid action specified: $action"
  exit 1
fi

module=''
src=''

# If valid module is specified on command line
if [ -z "$module" -a -n "$1" -a -d "$mm/$1" ] || [[ "$1" =~ $REGEX_MODULE ]]; then
  module=$1; shift
fi

# If module name is not given
if [ -z "$module" ]; then
  # Extract from end of next argument assuming it is the repo location
  if [[ "$action" =~ $REGEX_NEW_MODULE ]]; then
    if [ $# -eq 1 -o "${2:0:1}" = "-" ]; then
      module=${1%.git}             # strip .git if specified
      module=${module//:/\/}       # replace : with / for basename in case of git SSH
      module=$(basename "$module") # get the end-most part of the repo url
    fi

  # Discover if modman is run from within a module directory
  else
    cd "$_pwd"
    while [ $(dirname "$mm") != "$(pwd)" ] && [ "$(pwd)" != "/" ]; do
      modpath=$(pwd)
      if [ $(dirname "$modpath") = "$mm" ]; then
        module=$(basename "$modpath")
        break
      fi
      cd ..
    done
  fi
fi

# Module must be next argument
if [ -z "$module" -a -n "$1" ]; then
  module=$1; shift
fi
if [ -z "$module" ]; then
  echo "Not enough arguments (no module specified)"
  exit 1
fi

# Get optional args again (allow them to come after the module name)
while true; do
  case "$1" in
    --force)       FORCE=1; shift ;;
    --no-local)    NOLOCAL=1; shift ;;
    --no-clean)    NOCLEAN=1; shift ;;
    --no-shell)    NOSHELL=1; shift ;;
    --copy)        COPY=1; shift ;;
    --basedir)
      shift; basedir="$1"; shift
      if ! [ -n "$basedir" -a -d "$root/$basedir" ]; then
        echo "Specified --basedir does not exist: $basedir"; exit 1
      fi
      ;;
    *)
      break
  esac
done

cd "$_pwd";               # restore old root
wc_dir=$mm/$module        # working copy directory for module
wc_desc=$wc_dir/modman    # path to modman structure descriptor file

case "$action" in

  automodman)
    run_automodman "$module" "$mm" "$wc_dir" "$wc_desc"
  ;;
  update)
    require_wc "$module" || exit 1
    cd "$wc_dir"
    success=0
    if [ -d .svn ]; then
      if [ $FORCE -eq 1 ]; then
        svn update --force --non-interactive --trust-server-cert && success=1
      else
        svn update && success=1
      fi
    elif [ -d .git ]; then
      if [ $FORCE -eq 1 ]; then
        tracking_branch=$(git rev-parse --symbolic-full-name --abbrev-ref @{u})
        [[ -n $tracking_branch ]] || { echo "Could not resolve remote tracking branch."; exit 1; }
        git fetch --force && git reset --hard $tracking_branch && git submodule update --init --recursive && success=1
      else
        git pull && git submodule update --init --recursive && success=1
      fi
    elif [ -d .hg ]; then
        hg pull && hg update && success=1
    fi
    [ $success -eq 1 ] || { echo_b "Failed to update working copy of '$module'."; exit 1; }

    remove_dead_links
    apply_modman_file "$wc_desc" && echo "Update of $module complete."
    if [ $NOLOCAL -eq 0 -a -r "$wc_desc.local" ]; then
      apply_modman_file "$wc_desc.local" && echo "Applied local modman file for $module"
    fi
    ;;

  checkout|clone|hgclone|link)
    FORCE=1
    cd "$mm"
    if [[ "$module" =~ $REGEX_BAD_MODULE ]]; then
      echo "You cannot $action a module with a name matching $REGEX_BAD_MODULE."; exit 1
    fi
    if [ -d "$wc_dir" ]; then
      echo "A module named '$module' has already been checked out."; exit 1
    fi

    if [ -z "$src" ]; then
      src="$1"; shift
    fi
    if [ -z "$src" -o "$src" = "--" ]; then
      echo "You must specify a source for the '$action' command."; exit 1
    fi
    if [ "$1" = "--" ]; then shift; fi

    success=0
    verb=''
    if [ "$action" = "checkout" ]; then
      verb='checked out'
      svn checkout "$src" $@ "$module" && success=1
    elif [ "$action" = "clone" ]; then
      verb='cloned'
      git clone --recursive "$src" $@ "$module" && success=1
    elif [ "$action" = "hgclone" ]; then
      verb='cloned'
      hg clone "$src" $@ "$module" && success=1
    elif [ "$action" = "link" ]; then
      verb='linked'
      cd "$mmroot"
      if ! [ -d "$src" ]; then
        echo "The path specified does not exist or is not a directory."
        echo "The module path must either be an absolute path, or relative to $mmroot"
        exit 1
      fi
      if [ "${src:0:1}" != "/" ]; then
        src="../$src"
      fi
      ln -s "$src" ".modman/$module" && success=1
      cd "$mm"
    fi

    if
      [ $success -eq 1 ] &&
      require_wc "$module" && cd "$wc_dir" &&
      set_basedir "$wc_dir" "$basedir" &&
      apply_modman_file "$wc_desc"
    then
      if [ -n "$basedir" ]; then
        using_basedir=" using base directory '$basedir'"
      fi
      echo "Successfully $verb new module '$module'$using_basedir"
    else
      if [ -d "$wc_dir" ]; then rm -rf "$wc_dir"; fi
      error "trying to $action new module '$module', operation cancelled."
      exit 1
    fi
    ;;

  deploy)
    require_wc "$module" || exit 1
    apply_modman_file "$wc_desc" && echo "$module has been deployed under $root"
    if [ $NOLOCAL -eq 0 -a -r "$wc_desc.local" ]; then
      apply_modman_file "$wc_desc.local" && echo "Applied local modman file for $module"
    fi
    ;;

  undeploy)
    require_wc "$module" || exit 1
    remove_module_links "$module" || exit 1
    ;;

  skip)
    set_skipped "$module" 1 || exit 1
    ;;

  unskip)
    set_skipped "$module" 0 || exit 1
    ;;

  remove)
    require_wc "$module" || exit 1
    rm -rf "$wc_dir" && remove_dead_links && echo "$module has been removed"
    ;;

  *)
    echo -e "$usage"
    echo_b "Invalid action: $action"
    exit 1

esac