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firefly-iii-upgrade

Bash script to automatically upgrade Firefly III when running it on a Pi

Assumptions

This assumes you are running Firefly III on something like a Raspberry PI (I've not tested it on other platforms), using apache2 (LAMP stack).

Setup

Please configure the FIREFLY_DIR so that points to the locaiton of your local installation. If you are using apache2, the default is mostly correct.

How it works

1 - Checks you are running as SUDO (required to create directories) 2 - Checks if a previous backup exists and prompts to delete it if it does 3 - Ask which version you want to install 4 - Downloads and sets up the requested version in a new directory 5 - runs all updates and datbase migrations 6 - Copies the existing installation to a backup directory call "firefly-iii-old" 7 - Copies the new install into the FIREFLY_DIR 8 - Restarts apache2 to make everything work ok

TODO

  1. Make it check the version entered is one that exists before continuing (ideas welcome as I'm not sure how to do this)
  2. Add a backup script (I have a forked version of another script I'm currently using to backup to my NAS, but want a single point for everything you need here)
  3. Add "undo" in case things break