Make a headless mode

[jhi2]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe

No, it is a request.

Describe the solution you'd like

I want to run like:

./kiauh.sh 1 7

to install klipperscreen, instead of running:

./kiauh.sh
Select an option:1
Select an option:7

Describe alternatives you've considered

No response

Additional information

No response

[jhi2]

@dw-0

[dw-0]

@jhi2 i saw your request. No need to ping me again. What do you expect? That this feature gets instantly implemented?

[jhi2]

@jhi2 i saw your request. No need to ping me again. What do you expect? That this feature gets instantly implemented?

Sorry.
Thank you anyways!

[derwana]

@jhi2 i wrote a script doing that a while ago. Just created a fork to push it to, will post a link if ready.

[jhi2]

@jhi2 i wrote a script doing that a while ago. Just created a fork to push it to, will post a link if ready.

THANKS!

[igem0n]

I'm also interested in some way of an automated deploy. for me passing exact services names looks better than just numbers, but any way to make it in non-interactive manner would be great!

[bluecube]

A feature like this would also be useful to me. From my POV the easiest / best interface would be to have an ability to feed in a json/yaml file with configuration, even though I understand this might be asking a bit too much :-)

[igem0n]

I've just realized that it would be nice to provide a bit more context on it.
My main goal is to have some kind of full backup/restore functionality with not only config files, but with services as well.
As long as we already have nicely working configs backup service, I assume kiauh could create its own config file like kiauh.cfg in the printer data folder with a listing of the services it installed and parameters used for installation.
Later for the restore stage, we could just call kind of ./kiauh/kiauh.sh --restore https://github.com/myself/my-config-repo.git to clone backed up configs and if kiauh.cfg is present there, use it to restore services previously being installed.
Or just clone configs repo manually and then point kiauh to the local folder where all the configs with kiauh.cfg are stored, like ./kiauh/kiauh.sh --restore ~/printer_data/configs