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Automated Windows 10 configuration

What we are trying to achieve

The ultimate goal of this project is to be able to run an setup.exe with a config file and make it automatically install software and configure your fresh Windows 10 intallation.

What is working

• ✔ Install programs from chocolatery
• ❌ Configure windows / programs
• ❌ The software is Stable

Requirements

• Windows 10 x64

Use the program

!! Disclaimer !!
This is a (for now) personal project and it is far from done, the project in it's current state is not tested.

• Download the latest release zip
• Unpack the files
• Edit the config.json
• Double click the setup.exe

Devolopment

NOTES:

Please carefully read the following before you start playing around with it;

• Do not use git clone because that will give errors, why
• You can't use cmd and powershell because of the linux style script files, use git bash or bash (Ubuntu, fedora, etc)
• Do not store files or moddify files in the build directory because then you will likely end up breaking everything and files might be overwritten

Setup

• install golang
• $ go get github.com/akavel/rsrc
• Add GOPATH to the system variables
  • Windows: Add %USERPROFILE%\go\bin to System Variables (how to)
  • Linux: Execute $ echo 'export GOPATH=$HOME/go' >> $HOME/.bashrc && PATH=$PATH:$GOPATH/bin >> $HOME/.bashrc
• $ go get github.com/dennis1248/Automated-Windows-10-configuration or use your repo if you have forked this project
• The output of the last command will contain the location of the directory where the project is cloned to

Compile the code

make sure you are inside the scripts folder: $ cd scripts

Exec	Output
$ sh buildSetup.sh	Build just the setup.exe file for development
$ sh buildDev.sh	Build the program and execute
$ sh buildRelease.sh	Build a release setup.exe file

Note: the buildRelease does NOT use the config.json, it uses the config.example.json as config.json so you can test the build with a modified config.json without having to worry about releasing a wrong config.