github-repository-traffic/setup.github.repository.sh - Automate pushing into crontab file during setup so user does not have to hand edit

[BradleyA]

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->Automate the crontab during setup so user does not have to hand edit

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  ->crontab includes GitHub download of traffic

[BradleyA]

# >>>   Remove when complete            #40
  tmp_file=$(mktemp repository.data.crontab.XXX)  ####  add before for loop
  crontab -l > tmp_file   #  Write out current crontab to a temp file  ####     add before for loop
  echo "00 09 * * 1-5 echo hello" >> tmp_file  #  Echo new cron lines into temp file  ####      add IN for loop
  crontab tmp_file  #  Install new cron file  ####      add after for loop
  rm tmp_file  ####      add after for loop
# >>>   Remove when complete            #40

[BradleyA]

In design & development (7/2019 - )

WARNING: These instructions below are incomplete. Consider them as notes quickly drafted on a napkin rather than proper documentation!

Quick Notes:

Need to automate the running of these commands and then push the updated table files to the correct repositories in the images directory. Then update the Traffic section in the README.md with the latest totals. The design should support the automation just need a way to create a new table for each future years.

cd uadmin@two: /usr/local/data/github/BradleyA/Search-docker-registry-v2-script.1.0
# rm clone.table.md view.table.md   # this is not required, only process the latest files by cron or docker in future
../../parse.repository.data.sh BradleyA.Search-docker-registry-v2-script.1.0.2019-07-29
../../parse.repository.data.sh BradleyA.Search-docker-registry-v2-script.1.0.2019-08-05
. . .
cat clone.table.md ; git add clone.table.md ; git commit -m 'updated table' clone.table.md ; git push clone.table.md
cat view.table.md ; git add view.table.md ; git commit -m 'updated table' view.table.md ; git push view.table.md