[zsh] Use the darwin- system info functions in init_profile_darwin_say_hello

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Eryn Wells 2023-03-28 09:44:46 -07:00
parent 6276b5f40e
commit 6f6129f071

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#!/usr/bin/env zsh
# Eryn Wells <eryn@erynwells.me>
autoload -Uz binary_exists
autoload -Uz darwin-os-version
autoload -Uz darwin-os-build
autoload -Uz darwin-hardware-model
if binary_exists sw_vers && [[ -n "$HWMODEL" && -n "$OSVERSION" && -n "$OSBUILD" ]]; then
cat_program=cat
init_profile_darwin_say_hello() {
local cat_program=cat
if binary_exists lolcat; then
cat_program=lolcat
fi
local hello_message="It's `date +'%H:%M on %A, %B %d'`."
if [[ -n "$HWMODEL" ]]; then
hello_message+="\nThis machine is a $HWMODEL."
local hardware_model=`darwin-hardware-model`
if [[ -n "$hardware_model" ]]; then
hello_message+="\nThis machine is a $hardware_model."
fi
if [[ -n "$OSVERSION" ]]; then
if [[ -n "$OSBUILD" ]]; then
hello_message+="\nYou're running macOS $OSVERSION ($OSBUILD)."
local os_version=`darwin-os-version`
if [[ -n "$os_version" ]]; then
local os_build=`darwin-os-build`
if [[ -n "$os_build" ]]; then
hello_message+="\nYou're running macOS $os_version ($os_build)."
else
hello_message+="\nYou're running macOS $OSVERSION."
hello_message+="\nYou're running macOS $os_version."
fi
fi
print "$hello_message\n" | $cat_program
}
return 0
fi
return 1
init_profile_darwin_say_hello "$@"