launcher.sh

#!/bin/bash
# Edgebench Framework
# Core Launcher
#
# Everything begins here

# Get & Set the execution platform
# We set this in order to pull the correct docker tag
# and pass it through to the docker container
# (it misbehaves when checked from inside)
case "$(uname -m)" in
	"x86_64")   platform="amd64"   ;;
	"aarch64")  platform="arm64v8" ;;
	"armv7l")   platform="arm32v7" ;;
	"armv6l")   platform="arm32v6" ;;
	*)          echo 'Platform not found'; exit 1 ;;
esac

# Launch the docker image & pass any arguments through
#
# Possible invocations:
#      no arguments -> interactive menu
#   or explore      -> launch shell
#   or call directly:
#        oneoff		<app> <app id>
#        loop		<app> <app id>
#        listen		<app> <app id>
#        custodian	<app combination>
#        spawner	<number of tasks> or <algorithm> <timeline>
#        device		<algorithm> <device id>
#        gateway	<algorithm> <gateway id>
#        profile	<app> <arch> <combo> <index> <length>
#
# Parameters:
#   -it: make the shell interactive
#   -v:  mount a volume
#   -t:  set the image tag
#   --entrypoint: change image entrypoint
#
# The "$@" here passes the arguments on to the docker image
#
#if   [ "$#" -eq 0 ];                                then docker run -it -v $PWD:/app                      -t uphilld/edgebench:"$platform" "$platform" "$@" ;
#elif [ "$1" = "explore" ];                          then docker run -it -v $PWD:/app --entrypoint /bin/sh -t uphilld/edgebench:"$platform"                  ;
#elif [ "$1" = "spawn" ] || [ "$1" = "prepare" ];    then docker run -it -v $PWD:/app                      -t uphilld/edgebench:"$platform" "$platform" "$@" ;
#else                                                     docker run     -v $PWD:/app                      -t uphilld/edgebench:"$platform" "$platform" "$@" ; fi

# Trying something new
if	[ "$1" = "explore" ]; then	arg="--entrypoint /bin/bash"	;
else							arg=""							;	fi

docker run -it -v $PWD:/app $arg -t uphilld/edgebench:"$platform" $platform "$@"