#!/bin/bash
#
# module.sh - test1
#
# Copyright 2019 Luigi Santivetti <luigi.santivetti@gmail.com>

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declare -r module="test1"
source $common_sh

module_enable $module

declare -r tmp_d="${mod_rootfs_d}/tmp"
declare -r test="${module}-testfile.txt"
declare -r test_f="$tmp_d/$test"

declare -r mod_name_clash="test1_var1_module"

declare -ar mod_more_dirs=( $tmp_d )
declare -ar mod_more_files=( $test_f )
declare -ar mod_more_trefs=( test_t )

# Test file removal. Tod should be able to uninstall files by looking at what
# appears in $instance_d/uninstall.sh. In this case if $test_f was installed,
# then by uncommenting these lines would exclude it and cause tod to remove it.
#declare -ar mod_more_files=(  )
#declare -ar mod_more_trefs=(  )

function tod_watch
{
	__watch_module_common || return $s_err
}

function tod_doins
{
	__doins_module_common || return $s_err
}

function tod_upins
{
	__upins_module_common || return $s_err
}

function tod_clins
{
	__clins_module_common || return $s_err
}