Frontend for armbian-install as a armbian-config module

[igorpecovnik]

Description

Starting partitioner to which we will attach install functions. This is at POC level, design is unfinished, just few helper functions ATM.

Refference: AR-2598

Implementation Details

For now front-end design only.

Documentation Summary

Testing Procedure

sudo bash module_partitioner.sh run

Checklist

• My code follows the style guidelines of this project
• I have performed a self-review of my code
• I have ensured that my changes do not introduce new warnings or errors
• No new external dependencies are included
• Changes have been tested and verified
• I have included necessary metadata in the code, including associative arrays

[adeepn]

What's this construction for? What does it test?

[igorpecovnik]

I am copy pasting this from template. @Tearran made this design.

[Tearran]

This example, was from software title module_webmin.sh

	local title="webmin"
	local condition=$(which "$title" 2>/dev/null)

which (Binary name), True if NOT NULL
I am not familiar enough with docker to say for sure, assuming something like this.

# Check if a Docker container with a specific name is running
local title="my_container"
local condition=$(docker ps --filter "name=$container_name" --format "{{.Names}}" | grep "^$container_name$")

check)
   if [ -n "$condition" ]; then
     echo "Container $container_name is running."
   else
     echo "Container $container_name is not running."
   fi
;;

[adeepn]

it makes sense to check webmin in the system, but then it doesn't make sense to check Partitioner in the system)

[igorpecovnik]

but then it doesn't make sense to check Partitioner in the system

(My) code sometimes makes no sense. Sorry. :)

[adeepn]

don't worry. i was just trying to figure out a new set of scripts)

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