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Runs multiple web applications in multiple tomcats on a single machine. Stool is a command line tool that provides a lifecycle for stages: create, configure, build, run and remove. A stage contains web applications, that may come in different flavors: Maven war projects or artifacts (GAV coordinates).

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# Stool shell functions for bash
# Source this file in your ~/.bashrc

export STOOL_INVOCATION=${{stool.bin}}/home/run/users/.stool-invocation-$$-$(date +%N)
${{man.path}}

stool() {
  # Special variable handling: they are private and you cannot export them on Mac OS.
  # We make them available to the java code under the EXPORTED_ prefix
  export EXPORTED_PS1="$PS1"
  export EXPORTED_PWD="$PWD"

  # adjust this to configure a specific java version
  local java=java
  local bin=${{stool.bin}}
  local cp
  local verbose=false
  local command="empty"
  for arg in $* ; do
    case "$arg" in
      -v) verbose=true ;;
      -*) true ;;
      *)
        if [ $command = "empty" ] ; then
          command=$arg
        fi
        ;;
    esac
  done
  if [ $command = "reselect" ]; then
    if [ -f $bin/home/run/users/$USER ]; then
      if $verbose ; then
        echo "reselect"
      fi
      . $bin/home/run/users/$USER
    else
      if $verbose ; then
        echo "reselect none"
      fi
    fi
  else
    if [ -z $STOOL_SOURCE ] ; then
      cp="$bin/stool.jar"
    else
      # for stool development
      cp=$STOOL_SOURCE/target/setup-stool
      if [ ! -e $cp ] ; then
        echo "$cp not found. Check your STOOL_SOURCE variable and re-build."
        return
      fi
    fi
    for jar in $bin/home/extensions/*.jar; do
      # caution: if the extensions directory is empty, $jar is the pattern ...
      if [ -f $jar ] ; then
        cp="$cp:$jar"
      fi
    done
    STOOL_BIN=$bin $java $STOOL_OPTS -cp $cp net.oneandone.stool.Main -invocation $STOOL_INVOCATION "$@"
    result=$?
    if [ -f $STOOL_INVOCATION ] ; then
      . $STOOL_INVOCATION
      # I've seen an empty $USER when running stool from a cron jobs
      mv -f $STOOL_INVOCATION $bin/home/run/users/$USER || echo '$USER variable is not set'
    fi
  fi

  unset EXPORTED_PS1
  unset EXPORTED_PWD

  return $result
}

stoolIndicatorColor() {
    local RED="\033[0;31m"
    local BLUE_BACKGROUND="\033[44;1;37m"
    local DIR=${{stool.bin}}/home/backstages/$STOOL_SELECTED/anchor
    if [ ! -e $DIR ] ; then
      echo -e "$BLUE_BACKGROUND"
    else
      if [ `uname` = Darwin ] ; then
        local fmt=-f
      else
        local fmt=--format
      fi
      if [ $(id -u) = $(stat -L $fmt %u $DIR) ] ; then
        echo -e ""
      else
        echo -e "$RED"
      fi
    fi
}

if [ "x$BASH" != "x" ] ; then
  . ${{stool.bin}}/stool-complete
fi