#!/bin/bash
##Script to update Docker container images occasionally and alert when update is done.
source /root/.bash_profile
if [[ $1 =~ "-v|--verbose|verbose" ]]; then
	source /home/shmick/Scripts/Okiru "$1"
else
	source /home/shmick/Scripts/Okiru
fi
source /etc/environment
#Remember where you are to change back to later
LOCAL_DIR=`pwd`
#This is where containers live
CONTAINER_DIR="/var/Red-Vol/Media/Containers/"
declare -a CONTAINER_PATHS
declare -a OUTDATED_CONTAINERS
declare -a FAILED_CONTAINERS
declare -a UPDATED_CONTAINERS
#Remove log from last runs, if present
if [[ -f /tmp/docker-updated ]]; then
	rm /tmp/docker-updated
fi
#Start counting how many containers fail; appears in final mail subject.
OUTDATED_COUNT="0"
CONTAINER_PATHS=$(find $CONTAINER_DIR -maxdepth 2 -type f -name docker-compose.yml ! -path '*Archive*' | xargs dirname )
#Find containers in    ^ base dir     ^ in base container path  ^ by finding compose files  ^ (not here) ^ and getting their directory name. 
for container_path in ${CONTAINER_PATHS[@]}; do
	cd $container_path
	debug "Working on container directory" "$container_path"
	container_stack=$(basename $container_path)
	info "Working on stack" "$container_stack"
	container_images="$(cat $container_path/docker-compose.yml | grep -E "image: ([a-z]+)/([a-z]+)(:[a-z0-9].*$)?" | grep -Ev 'postgresql|mariadb' | awk '{print $2}')"
#						search for a pattern of something:something with optional :tag		       ^ avoid database containers     print ^ image name
	for container_image in $container_images; do
		container_name="$(echo $container_image | awk -F/ '{print $2}' | sed "s/\:.*//")"
#							   remove everything after the : ^
		debug "$container_stack has image" "$container_image"
		if [[ -n $(echo $container_image | grep -E "(.*:[a-z0-9].*$)") ]]; then
#			     check if there  is a :tag present ^
			image_tag=":$(echo $container_image | awk -F: '{print $NF}')"
#			  !! Add : ^ before image !! so it is only added to later commands if there is an image at all
			debug "$container_image has tag" "$image_tag"
			export container_image=$(echo $container_image | awk -F: '{print $1}')
#			If the container does have a tag, keep the base name   ^ without it (before the :)
		fi
		debug "Fetching local image checksum with:" "docker inspect \"$container_image$image_tag\" | grep -Eo \"$container_image@sha256:([0-9a-zA-Z].*)(\")\" | sed -e 's/\"//g' | awk -F@ '{print \$2}"
		local_image=$(docker inspect "$container_image$image_tag" | grep -Eo "$container_image@sha256:([0-9a-zA-Z].*)(\")" | sed -e 's/"//g' -e 's/\s+//g' | awk -F@ '{print $2}')
#					   remember, this bit ^ is empty without an image             ^ this is the main image checksum remove ^ " and whitespace and^ get the checksum after the @
		if [[ -z $local_image ]]; then
			error "Error fetching local image checksum for container $container_name!"
			#The script will complain about failed containers later on
			FAILED_CONTAINERS+=("(local) $container_name")
			continue 2
		else
			debug "Local SHA256 for $container_image is" "$local_image"
		fi
		debug "Fetching remote image with:" "skopeo inspect --creds \"dkd6:Vulthuryol569\"  docker://docker.io/$container_image$image_tag | grep Digest | head -1 | grep -Eo 'sha256:([0-9a-zA-Z].*)(\")' | sed -e 's/\"//g'"
		#Use Skopeo, a Red Hat tool, with my Docker Hub account to register the remote image checksum
		remote_image=$(skopeo inspect --creds "dkd6:Vulthuryol569" docker://docker.io/$container_image$image_tag | grep Digest | head -1 | grep -Eo 'sha256:([0-9a-zA-Z].*)(")' | sed -e 's/"//g' -e 's/\s+//g' )
		#Sometimes; Docker hub hangs up; try again if you failed
		if [[ -z $remote_image ]]; then
			remote_image=$(skopeo inspect --creds "dkd6:Vulthuryol569" docker://docker.io/$container_image$image_tag | grep Digest | head -1 | grep -Eo 'sha256:([0-9a-zA-Z].*)(")' | sed -e 's/"//g')
		fi
		#Now, if you still don't have an image after the second try, something's fuckey.
		if [[ -z $remote_image ]]; then
			error "Error fetching remote image checksum for container" "$container_name!"
			FAILED_CONTAINERS+=("(remote) $container_name")
			continue 2
		else
			debug "Remote SHA256 for $container_image is" "$remote_image"
		fi
		#If we have both checksums, compare them; they should be identical, or the container is outdated.
		if [[ -n $local_image ]] && [[ -n $remote_image ]] && [[ "$local_image" =~ "$remote_image" ]]; then
			ok "$container_name" "is up to date!"
		else
			warn "$container_name" "is out of date!"
			info "Attempting to update" "$container_name"
			if docker-compose pull $container_name; then
				info "Pulled latest image for" "$container_name" 
				if docker-compose up -d --remove-orphans; then
					ok "$container_stack" "has been updated sucessfully!"
					UPDATED_CONTAINERS+=("($container_stack) $container_name")
				else
					error "Failed to update" "$container_name!"
					FAILED_CONTAINERS+=("($container_stack|update) $container_name")
					#Add to array for mail report
					OUTDATED_CONTAINERS+=("($container_stack) $container_name")
					export OUTDATED_COUNT=$(($OUTDATED_COUNT+1))
				fi
			else
				error "Failed to pull image for" "$container_name!"
				FAILED_CONTAINERS+=("($container_stack|pull) $container_name")
				#Add to array for mail report
				OUTDATED_CONTAINERS+=("($container_stack) $container_name")
				export OUTDATED_COUNT=$(($OUTDATED_COUNT+1))
			fi
		fi
		#If you found an image tag, reset it before moving on to another container
		image_tag=""
	done
	cd $LOCAL_DIR
done
echo "All done!"
#Iterate over the arrays and output results to a file; if needed, it will be neatly mailed.
if [[ ${#OUTDATED_CONTAINERS[@]} != 0 ]] || [[ ${#FAILED_CONTAINERS[@]} != 0 ]] || [[ ${#UPDATED_CONTAINERS[@]} != 0 ]]; then
	if [[ ${#UPDATED_CONTAINERS[@]} != 0 ]]; then 
		printf "The following containers have updated succefully:\n" > /tmp/docker-updated
		printf "%s\n" "${UPDATED_CONTAINERS[@]}"  >> /tmp/docker-updated
	fi
	if [[ ${#OUTDATED_CONTAINERS[@]} != 0 ]]; then
		printf "The following containers are out of date:\n" >> /tmp/docker-updated
		printf "%s\n" "${OUTDATED_CONTAINERS[@]}" >> /tmp/docker-updated 
	fi
	if [[ ${#FAILED_CONTAINERS[@]} != 0 ]]; then 
		printf "The following containers failed the update process:\n" >> /tmp/docker-updated
		printf "%s\n" "${FAILED_CONTAINERS[@]}"  >> /tmp/docker-updated
	fi
	cat /tmp/docker-updated | mail -s "Docker containers update report - `date +"%B %d %Y"`" -r "Takahe@pukeko.xyz" matanhorovitz@protonmail.com
	rm /tmp/docker-updated
fi