BatchGitUpdater

Keep any script up to date. If you start your script, it checks if there are newer versions in a GitHub repository, and if so, it downloads the update. You can implement this very easily in your script. Windows OS is required.

How to Use

If you don't have a batch file in your script/program that executes at the beginning, go here. If you already have a batch file in your script/program, go here.

NewFile

The 'start.bat' file has to be in the same folder as your script or program. Paste the 'start.bat' file into your script folder, then change the text in lines 6, 7, 8, and the last 3 lines. After that, it's ready. Please mention a link to the github repo in your code

Implement

The 'start.bat' file has to be in the same folder as your script or program. Implement this in your script. You only need to modify the 'gitver,' 'owner,' and 'repo' variables, as well as the content at the bottom. Then it will work. Please mention a link to the github repo in your code

set "gitver=--The Version of your Script--"
cd %~dp0
color 2

:inscheck1
for /f "delims=" %%a in ('where git') do (
    set "where_output=%%a"
)
if defined where_output (
    set /a installed+=1
    goto inscheck2
) else (
    goto jinscheck2
)

:inscheck2
for /f "delims=" %%a in ('where scoop') do (
    set "where_output=%%a"
)
if defined where_output (
    set /a installed+=1
    goto inscheck3
) else (
    goto inscheck3
)

:inscheck3
for /f "delims=" %%a in ('where jq') do (
    set "where_output=%%a"
)
if defined where_output (
    set /a installed+=1
    goto inscheck4
) else (
    goto inscheck4
)

:inscheck4
for /f "delims=" %%a in ('where jid') do (
    set "where_output=%%a"
)
if defined where_output (
    set /a installed+=1
) else (
    goto instcheckdone
)

:instcheckdone
if %installed% == 4 (
    goto updtsearch
) else (
    goto installgit
)


:installgit
echo.
@ping -n 1 localhost> nul
echo When you want the script to auto upgrade itself when you start it you can install Git, JQ , Jid and Scoop automaticly too.
echo This will be fully automaticly.
echo When you choose to Install Git too it needs Administrator privileges too.
echo.
@ping -n 1 localhost> nul
echo [1] Install those Too
@ping -n 1 localhost> nul
echo.
@ping -n 1 localhost> nul
echo [2] View Information about Git
@ping -n 1 localhost> nul
echo.
@ping -n 1 localhost> nul
echo [3] View Information about Jid
@ping -n 1 localhost> nul
echo.
@ping -n 1 localhost> nul
echo [4] View Information about JQ
@ping -n 1 localhost> nul
echo.
@ping -n 1 localhost> nul
echo [5] View Information about Scoop
@ping -n 1 localhost> nul
echo.
@ping -n 1 localhost> nul
echo [6] Dont install those Components.
echo.
@ping -n 1 localhost> nul
echo.
set /p menu3=Choose an Option from Above:
If %menu3% == 1 goto gitinstall
If %menu3% == 2 start "" "https://git-scm.com" | goto installgit
If %menu3% == 3 start "" "https://github.com/simeji/jid" | goto installgit
If %menu3% == 4 start "" "https://jqlang.github.io/jq/" | goto installgit
If %menu3% == 5 start "" "https://scoop.sh/#/" | goto installgit
If %menu3% == 6 goto openscript




:gitinstall
for /f "delims=" %%a in ('where git') do (
    set "where_output=%%a"
)
if defined where_output (
    echo Git is already installed!
) else (
    winget install --id Git.Git -e --source winget
)


for /f "delims=" %%a in ('where scoop') do (
    set "where_output=%%a"
)
if defined where_output (
    echo Scoop is already installed!
) else (
    PowerShell -Command "Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -Scope CurrentUser"
    PowerShell -Command "iex (irm https://get.scoop.sh)"
)


for /f "delims=" %%a in ('where jq') do (
    set "where_output=%%a"
)
if defined where_output (
    echo jq is already installed!
) else (
    scoop install jq
)


for /f "delims=" %%a in ('where jid') do (
    set "where_output=%%a"
)
if defined where_output (
    echo jid is already installed!
    goto installgitdone
) else (
    scoop install jid
    goto installgitdone
)

:installgitdone
echo Git,Scoop,JQ and JID are now Successfull installed.
echo The Script will now check for Updates...
timeout 5

goto updtsearch


:updtsearch
set "owner=--The Name of Your GitHub Account"
set "repo=Your GitHub Repo Name"
set "api_url=https://api.github.com/repos/%owner%/%repo%/releases/latest"
echo Fetching Git Url....
@ping -n 1 localhost> nul
for /f "usebackq tokens=*" %%i in (`curl -s %api_url% ^| jq -r ".tag_name"`) do (set "latest_version=%%i")
if "%latest_version%"=="%gitver%" (goto UpToDate) else (goto gitverout)

:UpToDate
scoop update
scoop update jq
scoop update jid
winget upgrade --id Git.Git -e --source winget
@ping -n 1 localhost> nul
echo The Version you are currently Using is the newest one (%latest_version%)
goto openscript


:gitverout
echo.
@ping -n 1 localhost> nul
echo Version Outdated!
@ping -n 1 localhost> nul
echo.
@ping -n 1 localhost> nul
echo Please consider downloading the new Version. 
@ping -n 1 localhost> nul
echo The Version you are currently using is %gitver12%
@ping -n 1 localhost> nul 
echo The newest Version avaiable is %latest_version%
@ping -n 1 localhost> nul
echo.
echo [1] Update
@ping -n 1 localhost> nul
echo.
@ping -n 1 localhost> nul
echo [2] Continue Anyways
@ping -n 1 localhost> nul
echo.
@ping -n 1 localhost> nul
set /p menu4=Choose an Option from Above:
If %menu4% == 1 goto gitupt
If %menu4% == 2 goto openscript
goto gitverout

:gitupt
cd ..
mkdir %latest_version%
cd %latest_version%
git clone https://github.com/%owner%/%repo% %cd%
echo Downloaded
Paste the Name Of the File you Want to open after the script update has been downloaded+the ending here

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