Feature/0-effort-setup

[Mild-Solvent]

No, .bat files are specific to Windows and cannot be executed on Linux or macOS. For Linux and macOS, you need to use a shell script (.sh file). Below, I'll provide a cross-platform solution that includes:

1. A .bat script for Windows.
2. A .sh script for Linux and macOS.

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Windows Script (run.bat)

@echo on
REM Ensure the script is running in the correct directory (where package.json is located)
echo Running in directory: %cd%

REM Install dependencies
echo Installing dependencies...
npm install

REM Check if the dist folder exists and contains the required files
if exist "dist\cursor-reset-linux" if exist "dist\cursor-reset-macos" if exist "dist\cursor-reset-win.exe" (
    echo Required files found in the dist folder.
) else (
    echo Required files not found. Building the project...
    npm run build:all
)

REM Ask the user to choose which file to run based on their operating system
echo Please select your operating system:
echo 1. Linux
echo 2. macOS
echo 3. Windows
set /p choice="Enter the number corresponding to your OS: "

REM Run the appropriate file based on the user's choice
if "%choice%"=="1" (
    echo Running cursor-reset-linux...
    dist\cursor-reset-linux
) else if "%choice%"=="2" (
    echo Running cursor-reset-macos...
    dist\cursor-reset-macos
) else if "%choice%"=="3" (
    echo Running cursor-reset-win.exe...
    dist\cursor-reset-win.exe
) else (
    echo Invalid choice. Exiting...
    pause
    exit /b
)

REM Optional: Keep the window open after the command runs
pause

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Linux/macOS Script (run.sh)

#!/bin/bash
# Ensure the script is running in the correct directory (where package.json is located)
echo "Running in directory: $(pwd)"

# Install dependencies
echo "Installing dependencies..."
npm install

# Check if the dist folder exists and contains the required files
if [[ -f "dist/cursor-reset-linux" && -f "dist/cursor-reset-macos" && -f "dist/cursor-reset-win.exe" ]]; then
    echo "Required files found in the dist folder."
else
    echo "Required files not found. Building the project..."
    npm run build:all
fi

# Ask the user to choose which file to run based on their operating system
echo "Please select your operating system:"
echo "1. Linux"
echo "2. macOS"
echo "3. Windows"
read -p "Enter the number corresponding to your OS: " choice

# Run the appropriate file based on the user's choice
if [[ "$choice" == "1" ]]; then
    echo "Running cursor-reset-linux..."
    ./dist/cursor-reset-linux
elif [[ "$choice" == "2" ]]; then
    echo "Running cursor-reset-macos..."
    ./dist/cursor-reset-macos
elif [[ "$choice" == "3" ]]; then
    echo "Running cursor-reset-win.exe..."
    echo "This script is running on Linux/macOS. Windows executables cannot be run here."
else
    echo "Invalid choice. Exiting..."
    exit 1
fi

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How to Use:

For Windows:

1. Double-click the run.bat file to execute it.

For Linux/macOS:

1. Open a terminal in the project folder.
2. Make the script executable:

   chmod +x run.sh

3. Run the script:

   ./run.sh

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Key Differences Between Scripts:

Feature	Windows (.bat)	Linux/macOS (.sh)
File Extension	.bat	.sh
Directory Check	%cd%	$(pwd)
File Existence Check	if exist "path\to\file"	if [[ -f "path/to/file" ]]; then
User Input	set /p choice="Enter choice: "	read -p "Enter choice: " choice
Executable Run Command	dist\cursor-reset-win.exe	./dist/cursor-reset-linux
Line Endings	CRLF (Windows)	LF (Unix)

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Cross-Platform Notes:

1. File Permissions:

   • On Linux/macOS, ensure the cursor-reset-linux and cursor-reset-macos files are executable. You can make them executable using:

     chmod +x dist/cursor-reset-linux
     chmod +x dist/cursor-reset-macos

2. Windows Executable on Linux/macOS:

   • The script will notify the user if they try to run cursor-reset-win.exe on Linux/macOS, as it is not compatible.

3. Build Command:

   • The npm run build:all command is assumed to generate the required files (cursor-reset-linux, cursor-reset-macos, and cursor-reset-win.exe) in the dist folder.

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